Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-23
POLITICAL.
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Brick Pomoroy says Frank Blair is "one 'f that festilontial Blair family"
 itori4sey i= seeing to his constituency at s4ftt9Ga,
 it9H Jpip, 4, Bingham says Maine will give "j,9'J1 majority itepablioan,
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 And why do the democratic people imas- inc D vain thing?
 The narrow guage rooto brought the Pcndlcton Escort to New York. It took the '' broad gn0go' and 8 little more, to carry them back.
 The nomination of H2ratio 5. and E l ! ' ] the do7Tntr7llen democrats of the DrT I T3g::-,e-2s-
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 The TT6y3I is counting up its Congress- ional chickens. T. thinks the Democrats ought to carry the 3l Congressional Dis trict of Connecticut The Hartford Post maliciously publishes Blairs board bill at his hotel in Hartford when there last year. It is IS folIows:- Two days board Sl0 Lemons and Thishey 65
 The Sandusky Register publishes free the following advertisement. ygTANTED-A KNOT HOLE of unusual w ly small size. Address,
 s. P. CHASE, Washington, D. c.
 Congressman Blaine stopped day in New York, and said:-''Ihere are more rebel than Union soldiers. and more mem- bers of the rebel than of the Union Con- gress among these Democratic delegates.
 The Democrats in Washington and Sun flower counties Mississippi, actually ran a s'nigger" for the State Senate. His name is William T. Combash, and he turns out to be deserter from Company K. Thirty second United States Infantry.
 The Boston PoSt says the Democrats of Vermont had an old-fashioned convention, last week, and that s'the enthusiasm rose to high-Water mark. The Vermont De- mocrats are set of cheerful clans. 4 gentle dew makes 1t high-tide for them.
 BACKING DowN.-''A journalist oftentimes does unintentional injustice. We have spok- en against Mr. Seymour only because we feared he was in league with those we war upon, and whoever Is tho enemy of the plough holders Is our enemy, and we shall fight him. We honestly believed Mir. Sey- mour was not in favor of protecting the poor. Satisfied he is right, and that we were misinformed; knooCng nov Ma he ts fully nfavor of hbe pla5orns adopted; know ing him to be pure, great, and honest in ]! his democracy, love of country and people | we shall labor as earnestly and confidently for his election as we would have done for Ir. Pendleton had that distinguished pat riot and statesman been ominated. "-La- Crosse Democrat.