Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
The Election on Monday next.

On Monday next the freemen of Connecticut are again called upon to exercise their right or suffrage in the election ofa State Government. Members of Congress and Judges of Probate The nominations of both parties are before the people, end we propose brief reviewal of the merits of those candidates who stand pledged to the unconditional support of the general Government and in direct antagonism to rebels and rebellion, secessionists, statessight's men and copperheads generally.
 The Ux,ox STATE TroxEF is worthily led by that sterling patriot, upright Governor and christian gentleman Wv. A. BucKrNoHAx. For seven yeats he has filled the Executive chair of this State with dignity, propriety and ability which has reflected back lustsr on the State, of which all of us may we'll bs proud. All thrcugh this civil war. no State has been more prompt to furnish men and means for the cup port sf the General Government, no regiments have been better equipped or better ofice.ed, no duty that dsvolvsd upon loyal State has been more chesrfully met or thoroughly per formed than by our State of Connecticut. And for these and hundred other things that give such proud name and fame to our Common. wealth. we are indebted in the largest measure to the integrity, ability and intelligent patriot ism of our Chief Magistrate. For the last time, perhaps, the name of this distinguished ea1ser is presented to the people fer their support. Can We doubt that they will hesitate to give him renewed expression of their unimpared confidence and hearty approval? Our people of Litchisld County have seven times rolled up triumphant majorities in favor of Gov. BUCK IsozAM. Let us make his vote this tms a crnsher! '9 s'-'ss''* sa''ss5f5tf} -tlS
 With the Governor areassociatsd on the tick ct the names of gentlemen of the highest integ- ritY, ability and patriotism, against no one of whom has breath of suspicion been ever raised, either before CT since their incumbency of their present offices. One of them, the Lieut. Governor, is a native of this county, and long and favorsbly known at the bar here. Another, the State Treasurer, is also native and real dent of the county, and one of the puress and most accomplished men in it. The othee two candidates are men of the highest character and ability, as has been amply tested by the excel lent management of their respective offices du ring their official term. Our county pride should give the State Ticket a glorious majority, and all the more because We prsssn. the State the names of candidates second to none upon the sickel. a a@s a.s}4i tsatss5..fg sf: r.s,.a s4sa5
 Foe SENATORS, we are, in Litch6sld County. perhaps unusually fortunate in our candidates. In the 18th Dis,nc. we have ORLANDO J. HoDcE a member of the las. Senate, an active, ener- getic, popular man. wholly devoted to thecause of the Union, and death to all creatures of the copperhead species. Last year we gave him s57 majority We ought to make it at least 400 thls. z a7' !ASs3 N': ~ ' l ' 's
 In the 18th District the name of HENRY ". PECK ia presented. Like MT. Hodge hs is ot soxnd democratie" antscsdents, and like him made choice of h,s Country before bis party. when the southern wing of the democratic par. Y mace the choice necessary to every honsst
 man. MT. Peck is well known throughout his district and will poll the full Union vote. The district has been sonsidersd ]" closea in times gore by, but last ysar t gave majority of 72
 for theiisht aide. and ws de not skpect to hsar of any h,ling of this spring. R.thsr lst the true Union men of the district bsior t up .to the round h,adrsd s.Ssss i.s se4 .ss Fl The Unionisss of the I7sh Distriet have ,e. lected Rossiss BA1rsI1 aa thsir c.udid.,.
 Mr. B. has ssveFsl times lrsl 1sssnsed his town in the lower House ofths Lseialaturs, s.d VA aiways esteemsd, VI bslisvs. n sbis, fsithful and prudent lsgislatsr. Should the district elscs him tolths senate VI do not hslisvs they wiA question hersaitef shs xisdoms of thsir choice. Last yer ths uAion majority in the l7th, was 126. sss.. 5stsss,4 gqss \; ss.lF ys5!.
 Thess are tho tAfss Ssnstssial disRioes q Iatc6nsld County, and thscsadidstss tsS6lutsa on the Union tiekst A1f m of ta11rk lntoI-