Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-16
me Moral Bolt

h cd times when King wanted to do . pmrticalAEly mean thing he always man a~~a ta rsA the sanction of the Pope. If ke tsrea of his wife and wanted new one, ke was nsk obliged to resort to murder or aav okhex elzmsy eontriyance, he merely wrusa sslxssing the infallible person at Ra1e tkza ke had just discovered his old wlss to be his fourth cousin and asking Rls aarsssan Oa the validity of his mar rs@reA Of course the infalliable person at RS@e dees3ed themArriagevoid Where upaa ticking grOAned pious grOan, put away the oId wife and took the new one. PrsAzhly vs should all have been good CAake1sc<, today, had not a Pope refused ts ohE<ed King of England in a little u.zEtsr Of this kind
 Nov in dekazlf better regulated eccle- sssasss-aI eszrs of conscience most grave uanrxI zaeskiuus that arise m New Haven are settled by nAnifestOes published in =n the p4pers and signed by Leonard Ba- esz. Tkea3ags D- Woolsey and others. S&hur1Szzkes signatures may vary, but tAe uzzes Of both the reverend doctors "a Szezki1a are aeoeSs&Ey, we believe, to uSz1<< ths zzzzitsztO absolutely binding sa sRs< eszscsences of New Haven Pro- -s<zkxmk2 Ora1nAKily we have had no Oc- ezzsua ss quAzxvl with these manifestOes tAszxA tEAe dirsAtOrial in tcne; but wA<z szzA respeck&hle names are append s4 ss most pCstentiOus form zz1 @hzzr1 sak<4A1ce, plainly designed to e~<z "a Hns1 Ca1tezpEible piece OfpO- Ekszz1 trszeAzxy, we cannot refrain from szxzzazzzx 0zr vssSs of the proceeding.
 T< GiEzHasOa Is simply this: alarge ma isrlsy sf tAe RsP1hlicAns of the State de ssr% SAe sArr4sua of Gen- Haxley to the T. & SemzAes a R<PablicaA legislative ezzxzz gave kin 9S ont of no votes on tA~ E=za hzz1sk. and then made his nomi- uaksaa zmznlmDzss there wzs not the zlswAAsss gEg9n1 for say allegation of un- szzrmsn& E0khizg short of sn authOrita- slx~ aezSzzzssaa of the New Haven Sanhe- 4Esm and the support of all the New Ha- vxz papers es1A givea belt under such sirxzmzszz-es Srea color of justification. Hsx the wi1y NsE Haven postmaster Ob- szizzz EaeA a dAeSsson we can readily gesz1 CG1x%ses are ungOdly assemblies, sAiak the Sz1AeaEins therefore, boiling s1zzzz nszzsnat6sa Is Prisssa facie an act sf Ps<4y Szzheaxim decisions are always sx psFsks so the postmaster. easily had I@NAx@@@4 dnwzng the decree himself, we IaagA- He cu1krols the Journal: the Pal kA1lzm sze~zes whenever Dr. Woolsey szk@3 szzE so the moral screen that was e FEsssrs the boilers from the fire of pub ke izd1EzAklaa wss complete That nei- thsx DE. Bneua nur DE. WOolsey could have e4rxfaIly read, much less have writ Gen. the a11rexs to the Genexa. Assembly sa whf<A their names are appended, is we think evident fr0m the absurd proposi-' items co1Anined in that document. We qn1ee Us s1Secoadly~ entire: HA--s -itiF'a
 sszsa4 That ozx enzezz syxsem has its prOp- e hzin4s ul2Ail vhieA H iz useful, but beyond uei-A n iz pro1netfSe Oaly Of evil; and that eau sa1 e<1z11 zAaul4 es confined to cases where the SAAEa the wzzt of preco1certed agreement may sza1a tAa lnz8 of s1us prine<ple or of some im- FaEtzz1 reFxesezG1tfve of Tght principles; in sAAax1-sAM4 whmn n11-cancus action will bring no sa%@ 11 eAnam who held and wunld carr out wrong RxzmEirAm&. shma and thaxe csncus action becomes 1a~aErzmE1A1a aaa injurious. lfF
 CSalA anything be more absud than ths tsesgUiag statement of the proper k1iAs ef eane1s pOxer? It would author Ize tAe calling of caacas regarding every hlh et importance before a leeislatiye eo4y. Cn3ex such scheme a Republi- can czRsas might be called to settle the Prs7inm note question. or the capitol is- sue. Then. tOO. who IS to settle whether sr nst hy Mr HaHiey's defeat, we should hss~ a important representative of right P<lnelRA<% twenty or an hundred and S<szEx RsRahlsuan legislatorss Now, we hs2 tAzz so far frOn having any right oi
 lzt<zfezeace in legislative business. the true pRpssnee of the legislative caucus is SS@H@ea S0 the selection of indiyiduals s~< sGSee- When 1t uaesidles with other tegsssA11Se bm<neSs its action is reearaed wlkh s=zpirSsa. and c0asiiered advisory
 H4EA<r tA4a Oh6satoEy. With the choice st psza4s tor usce the case is manifestly 4zez~aA h th.t e.se, were there nc P1Sxsszs eaaru4. the opposition party sSzA alx.y have it in its power to select szy saR of the cznaidskes nrAaented sy&e @-5uElty. uhsy would nasurally -SA@~aset tAA weakest and least reliable So, ~~~s the New Haven clique grayelv pro. P~ae tAs4 EAe De@Oeraey would be given tA@1r sAasre q the two Republican sAzaA11zEsss The Democracy wisel, sAass@ the ReRahlir.n who has but thirt, saRRs<sez1 h PseEezenee to the Repabli sz2 wAa haz an han.1Eesi for two reasons
 h.as ssz@@nM day heaiese that candiaaf,
 uaA ee zanrm Ehnay ts favor shesra view,
 saaa sAm utAer= d becaase his e,ertso,
 ws4 mod eeEtnia1y denoralsze the maiori
 TAe rznsraee tkHs the Iaw 0f Coneres reez1zREhe n.ole cf Senztorisl election skxsn1a 1Ae neesszisr uf nomInsting lee sz1nzEse remesns Ek uEie<ly without fonr 1nAsn. Inn Ahn maze psosizion for