Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

you; history need no. u sensultsd for it's vsrifcation memory W every citizen tes- tifs1 IT wsl6ayS searcsl5 told sh TIT fhsisI
 Wbatsssr viss pr p}iotic kinsIfle q measur6 we haves fcferrel <o as 6QoknS end obsfrnsEsa by tlsll thu xke uAi81 Rnblis can Party has cherished, defended And sd5| yanced with full energy toward tis fnal trls umph We do not forget the noble array ox democrats who leaped. oyer the bounds of par dsx-tssIr words sss meredith tban Sofs in describing the re- sancy of northern secess
 gs The Union Republican Party iron sbs dlstI gun against Sumter to the present hour has hadonnaaupreme ohject, tho mainteneneeo of the Union and the supremacy of it's flag and it's laws over every foot of our country. It sendpetod fkesMar uith nos lQwss Apirit of sres venge. And u asks now of those who lost the osltle hothisg of indemnity for the psst. fer. thAt is hopsless its measgres look only ts tho honof Sf tfls dead md tho security 0f the fntuss. dtspufp0sss srssas sarnest ssb when. iA the dsrkest days of the var, quick clear Of it's leaders in the council and ahes field. The just fermssofss sttlaments have beensa thousand. times indicate Il. and we do not permit our selves 10 doubt for moment that the noble body of men whom our votes have aidedsfo placesin charge of the national government will be calm, deliberate, just and unshaken. To triAe away or leave insecure the results of thesWar, would be ascrime equal to g fhesinsa famous treason that brought it upon us: Our, honor as people is solemnly staked before God and the world upon full protection aud equal and exact justice to aall men, and more especially te those who need it most, the poor the ignorant and the oppressed, of whatever color, race or religion. Failing in thiss no glory is leftsuss ssga ssssass aag wssEe sssssa ;, To all patriots who would maintan liberty and justice among men who would defeat the insiduous, assaults of the allies of secession upon our national debt who would affirm the justice, necessity and glory sof 6theD War whosy ould honor the defsnders of our iber- ties and secure to the all just dues and pen sions who would honor and protect the long steadfast inlon men of the South i; who would urge the contraction asof our, currency and 2 return to lower prices; who would vigilantIy equalize taxation and guard against superhu- ous expenses; and whowould labor to acarry our native state onward in liberal and truly democratic ideas, we say, rise up and work M
 The candi Hates who are presented for your suffrage are ieminently entitled tod our snpa port. Faithfnl to principle. during all the con stroversies which have agitated the country. they have especially been foremost aamong those who have sustained the sGovernmentsdn. ring the fiery trials. of the war The name o1 ing the ranks of the volunteer fopce at the we " opening of the conflict, he stood the brnnt Of battle till the last rebel had laid down his arms Rising, step by step in military gra- ,iation, his commissions Wereawon1 by faithful ser vice; and laid down as soon sas his country no longer needed him in the field. His life Edemonstrates his patriotism, his experience ensures his practical wisdom, and his aabihty and integrity render it certain that the honor and interests of Connecticut will be safe under his administration. And his name Will con fer ad ditinnal llpster upon theshonoreds listgci Chief Magistrates of pnr beloved Common nm ',l
 Voters of connsctfcuts! @on the one hand yeu have candidate for the office of Govern or who has always given his labors and intiu, ence to sustain his party, whose disgracefui record we have exposed. .-ae adopts their plat. form and promises tosbe irAfaithfnl rspre
 But We offer you a candidate who nobly rep l resents the prineipiest ofthe Union party al
 they have been gallantly maintained by ou' armies in the field and our patriotic citizens at home. ess 7 s''sssF - s - TT Imagine the exnltation ofali uprepentan rebels if VIC should beguilty. of, the stupen
 dous folly of surrendering the control of tht State to Che enemies of the war and it's ob jects! s.geiR iE ssagsas7s ssts.s 56& Assa- 4ss | We urge harmony energy,s systematic asso ciated and individual labor, and q renewal oi the fires of patriotism. With these we proph. esy za certain and glorious victory. maintain ing the honor of the state and gladdening the hearts of all patriots throughout the land
 F March 1st 1866.8 ss s@ sFts Ss 4sssst @4 fs II. H. STARKWEATHER, New London Co., EZRA HALL, Hartford Co., s, JOHN M. MORRIS. New Haven Co ss
 F.. W. SMITH, JR., Fairfield Co.,
 SAMUEL 8. NEWTON, Litchfeld Go. ..,.a z.,, .s BARTLETT BENT Jn., Middlesex Co.
 JEREMIAHOLNEY,W Windham Co. s Ss CA, ATKINS, Holland Co., 3as.ss. i,sgs.s ! %s .,.... .s,s..a Union State Committee