{"newspaper_name": "Litchfield enquirer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": "The Revolution of lsA6!"}
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The Revolution of lS46! " Oh wh" ,ha, shared them ever shal! f":get

 The emotions Ot the Spirit-rnusine time, When breaihless tn the mart the couriers met,

 Early and late at evening and al prime: When the loud cannon and the merry chime

 Hailed news on news, as field on field was

 wOi.,

 When hope, long doubtful, scared as length

 sublime.

 And our glad eyes awoke as the day begun. Watched Joys broad banners rise, to meet the

 rising sun

 The recent splendid Whig victories in the great States of New York, Ohio, and Penn. sylvania, have given a new i'm pulse to the good cause in the sut cess of which, as citi- zens and pa,rio;s, we feel lively interest. The ball is in motion, and all the obstacles with which locofncoism may strive to im- pede it's progress, will be but as sarlins> be- fore the avalanche. The spiri, of ls4O is at work among the people. and from present indications, we infer that the "powers that be-" in both State and Nation, are doomed to an overthrow as signal and complete az that which delivered the country from the reign of Van rureniSm. It is time for the Wings of Connecticut to bestir themselves! Will they supinely suffer their gallant com- monweallh to rest under the diseracetul im- putation of being the "nly New Eng land State which yielded its support to the ruin- ous and wicked measures of Mir Folks ad- mini>ira,i"n? Are they willing that the announceme should be made throughout christendom, that ahe-the land of steady hab,s," boaS,ing ofher schools and church es, her love of justice, and her regard for the dictates of conscience e-approyes of mur- ,icring and plundering the citizens of n-ishborng republic, because they had the courage to resist the invasion of their ter riiory, and take up arms 10 defend their lives md protect their homes? Shall it he said of Connecticut ,ha, she lade the minons of iespo,ism " God speed :" in ,Leir efforts to exu nd the area and lcrpstuale the power of Slavery in our Cour,ry3

 Listen tn the language of the Charleston (S. C.> Patriot, the leading Polk paper a. the South:

 "E, cry bat le foreh' in Nexic", and eve- ry dollar >pen, there, hut insures the acqui. si,cn of nr-t'ry whi' h must widen the field of Southern n errri:e and Iower in the future And the final result will be to re- adiuS, the whole balance of power in the confederacy. so ns m gire us con'rM orer 'he .ove nnen' n 0N lime Q come. II the South be hut true to the mselveS the day of our de- preSsion and suffering is gone and gone for e.er."