Litchfield enquirer., 1867-03-14
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Ms.szss...s. .is.s z sI &3sk- v 22ALk9 I @ TRefonoMng Came into our office. V.
 shOalaojddssiby 1aistafeE! It wIas sMvidsnt. l ly intended for+thes sSsainSEp Such an ex.
 esHentapac ihaen1 6I saulsBuI3 cdAsssvE
 tism, however, shaahaves fair hearing:
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 MR. EDETER:-Tnot that the Peepel in
 this 4th eopgresna Desstick. al, goip to
 hav'a lection, and all of us are goin to vote
 fur Barnum. But wich is the queschin2
 Museum Barnum or Iron ,Barnum2 Sum
 say the qqeschin is twiixt Tweedle. dun and
 Tweedle-dee; now wich is the most twee-
 dle-7what ar ther respecktiv, merits2 Both
 ar equal in .money-much 1noney-4and
 therefore both or nomeenated for coneres;
 and both are spected to spend money free.
 ly for the ,cirkaing of Perlitical documents
 among the lahenng people, who never will
 read en-, nor see en-, but who sum how or
 other spect to be benefited by that mohsys l--Wel now, sum want tu know how the
 Barnums got their money; for if taint got
 all rite then twont do no good in their can-
 vas. don't see it so. ,a,q .,5 r.sY ,r..-el.1
 Dus 1t make any difference whether one
 Barnum gets his money by hayin q muse. ulm, where all. the nateral and unnateraL
 possible and impossible things and kurosiz ties ar gottogether, and whari every body has seen em fnr;,42 fnr;, p cents,, and larfed and
 grew fat over ena,1 and 'whar every body viii
 go agin and larf and grow fat n,uchly;- or
 whetiier tother Barnum gets his money byy
 driving sharp bargains and makeing nor. nous profits out of his Iron factories. whar the poor laberers-ore digers-coiisrs I-teamsters and furnace men work from
 "l2 to 1e hours day, ,n,whu hant got any
 mo, more nony now than they had when they begun to work long ago, "and whose soles lsent owned by theirselves, but belong to the manufacter.e? ?ssovo2 mo
 ' IsayIdon see it.-sunt does, but e.n.
 phatically I doesent.o 9c&ad t1c2J ITO sa9'
 Thus fur the canderdates are equal on money, you see. But what CT their past
 records? oa Ther2 war arecordsg Here tho Barnums seperate. Snowman stood by the
 North gin his money gin his voice, and
 gin his vote every time around, in favor of
 the North agin the South4and this yot I know is agin the Snowman. But what was tother1 Bainnm ?-our glorious Bill? I'll
 tell youwhar he steodsby the South in his feelins andavoted for Tom seenDore Eaton
 & Go. every time around, and at every ba. 1. tie the North lost, Bill would say, IT told ,1 you so ]; we cant never conker the South. they llget their independence, and sich l like encouragin sentiments. But sum ac. cuse Bill of raising sogers for the Union army, sand give his check on the Bank
 for sogers" Vel, spose he did whar, Oh, whar was hart? I'll tell you whar-right in them towns and places whar his ore mines, coal bushes, furnaces factories and team sters were. That's whar he gin them checks to get substitutes for his 12 and 16 T hour laberers case you know his business T was too profitable furnaces must be i kept goin he couldent spare his skilled
 workmen for sogers to fte agin the South i;
 his private feelins rite all the time. Fur
 nishing money and sogers under such cir s cumstances is nothing agin him. Then
 again, them checks after . while, some how or other, all cum back again so there ant :, nothin agin him on them checks or raising sogers Besides s'Bill is Representative
 mar" represents tne Dimocracy as it was i under Bukanan,. Tom Seemore, Eaton ,&
 Co.,, and heal resurect em if possible as they ware, and stand by the South as they
 want him to, and no mistake. ,,.-....-- -. Bill is all rite. He's glorious felleir- he's got lots of money, furnaces, factories,
 ore mines, coal bushes, and what not, .prit- ty much all over Litchfeld County. and has got his thumb on lots of, i"".1aberers,
 who work 12 and 16 hours every, day. fur
 him, whose souls isn't thern, but hisen. :,
 Yes, Sir" He's representative nam represents us in spellin and larnin eineral.
 ly, and in principals. He's nateral born
 statesman rite of. He's goin to Congrss. : Saulsbury is honored..A '''''' -0..'<' ''' 1I GLORY HA1IxxoooY.
 | -I a-.-@l--- = --- | --s-..l3 e -ZiS A correspondent of the Louisville Courr:; 2;