Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-26
Iisohaeld. Conn. Thursday, Aprfl 2e. lsst
The Cholera.

The stsamship E;syisia,s arrived at the port of New York. on Wednesday of last week. hay ing left Queenstown on the 9th inst Thirty, eight deaths occurred on board during the pas sage. of which two were among the crew. She anchored at the lower quarantine, twenty miles from the city. Since she arrived the epidemic has been constantly on .he increase, and is daily committing further ravages among the unfor- innate victims now on board of the hospital ship, despite the excellent precautionary meaa- ures adopted to prevent the further spreading of the disease Twelve new cases have occur red, which make the total number now in the hospital seventY-nine, and the number of deaths since the Virginia reached portis fifteen. The new Board of Health in New York are now ac. tive in their efforts to arrest its introduction or check its progress within the city. The coun try cannot hope to escape this pestilence entire ly, but prompt sanitary measures. even now, may delay or moderate its ravaees. .a
 H. The Palladium quotes the three follow ing paragraphs from the Register, to show that the editor of that paper is anticipating another rebellion and is doing everything in his power to excite ore: ......
 The sound of arms has become familiar to our ears-she horror s0ith sOhich ,ce once con- templated the leueling of n.,sskets at .tsllo,c co,snfryz,sn h0s passed asUay. and Andrew Johnson has but to stamp his foot, to bring around him an army that would crush this nest of vipers to powder.'-Register, llth.
 'f Congress- undertakes to erecuse the darea. cf impeachment, THE PRESIDENT WOULD BE JUS
 1IFIED IN SENDING A FILE oF soLDIERs TO CLEAR THE CAPITOL OF THE CONSCIENTIOUS who are do- ing their best to force the country into another civil war.'-Rtgisser, l2th. ~' 1@s3'' -
 The country is beginning to sec the charac- ter of the men claiming to be Coneress.- They are ds clearly usurpers as can De fsssnd in history. and ey soiH not be permitted to over- Mro,o Mc President, whatever the struggle may cost Let Congress do it's duty, and aband on the attempt to preserve the Republican par ty at the expense of the peace of tho Union, and all will be we'll; let it persist in it's revolu- tionary designs, and u mast De ans,cerable for the consequences. Register. 18th. -t si5.@~
 It might be wise for the President to bring around him an army that would crush this nest. of fcopperheads, who have, for five years. done everything in their powerto oppose the govern ment. and who now threaten to start another fearful and bloody revolution, and he might be justified in sending file of soldiers to clear the Capitol of the conspirators.' like isbury and Davis, who openly proclaim that they are enemies of this government j but he has toe much sense to not know that the men claim ing to be Congress- were elected by the peo pie to the position they occupy, that they rep resent the true Union sentiment of the Nation, and that they can be made answerable' for no revolutionary desigus.' If this country is again plunged into war, such men as edit the Register and other ccpperhead sheets uaat ho anavvarahlos fnr if s2l tFss "