The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-22

said impeaehed and dismissed tom the Presidency Of
the q. n.
The resolutions referred TO Of Mr.. Brown, are an
| nexed.
Resolved, by the General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee, that the Constitution Of the U. s. should
be amended to give the election Of President and
Vice President directly and conclusively the people,
preserving the present relative weight Of the several
states IN the election.
Resolved that the measures Of the present Admin.
istratiOn Of the General Government injurious to
the interests and dangerous to the liberties of our
country.
Resolved, that the surest remedy of these evils
which is now in the power of the people is the cleo
ton Of Andrew jackson 20 the chief magistracy Of
this unOn."
These resolutions are accompanied BY labored ar
gument, impung corruption to Mr.. Adams in his e.
lection to the Presidency /; and, upon the allegations
therein made-the loose and often refuted allegations
with which corrupt press has eemed, it is proposed
to submit Mr.. Adams impeachment. Let them try It.
N. i. Amer.
What say you to this, friend Wels?-Ts i, us g. dis
graceful" the Vermont Resolutions Let US see
your opinion Of the matter.
Since the above put in type we have received
the Hartford Times, which says, "Ahhough from the
unanimty that prevailed, We enabled to Judge OF
the popularity of Sen. Jackson in has and
among his feOw-citiZ en-could It not have been e.
qually well expressed in some other measure. That
lie commands the respect aud affection Of the citizens
of his own state-that those who know him best es-
teen him most-has been universally admitted. Still
it is to be regretted that Legislators in their official
pacity should act upon this question.
After the passage Of the resolutions we have named,
Mr.. Rogers, secret friend of the Administration, in
troduced a resolution for impeaching Mr.. Adams,
which on his own motion was laid Oh the table,
Now this we declare to be an impious fasehood
whether it originated with the Times not,
say but if the whole legislative records relative
to the business published in Niles Register, of the
18th inst. be believed the bare assertion of Mr.
Wells to the contrary cannot pass for any thing short
of Gle" Throughout the whole of the debate up
the resolutions Of the senate, Mr. Rogers was
tive in their support, and with few of his friends, still
more in favor Of his own resolution. The adoption
Of this resolution by the house would have been mad
ness in the extreme; it could not but have operated
the injury of the Jackson party; bnt would have
been much more honest, to have charged the resolu
ton apon the rash and inconsiderate zeal Of Jack
man-lor doubtless femsuch men may be found
in the ranks of their rash and ineonsderate ieadera
therthan attempt to palm of as an Adams trick But
we must look in vain for political honesty and candor
in the opposition ranks, whose motto is" the admin
| straton must be put down." and "all's fair in poll
tics by the way. the resolution not laid on the
table, but acted upon and rejected by the house, by
majority Of "a to 3. So much for the political rcct-
tude Of the editor of the Times but it is all of piece
with his continual harpng about the pretended Ad-
| ans and Webster bargain; an eIectoneerng story
got in pennsylvania just previous to the late cleo
ton, and proved to the satisfaction Of every candid
man, to be based upon unblushng falsehood Mr..
Wells however seems determined to keep the remeIu-
brance Of it alive until next state election, doubt
Inca tn mNJash Inv fhtNn oil
| Connecticut.
| The Hon. Samuel C. Crafts is named in Vermont,
candidate for the Office of Governor the next
! election, Governor Butler having declined re-
| election.
Gen. Ashly has had third return Of uys from the
Rocky Mountains, more valuable than either that pre-
coded it, probably worth 60 or 70, 900 dollars.
Sneson, who robbed the Bank Of Virginia, of $50,
600, sailed from Quebec in the Mary Cumming, for
Liverpool in Montreal he exchanged 81, 300 Of the
puroined Bank Bills.
The Common Council Of the City of New York,
| having directed Monument to be erected to the
memmory Of John Paulding, one of the captors OF
Andre-this ceremony will be performed at Peekskl,
! OH Wednesday, the 22d inst.
| The ground has been staked out for new State
I House in New-Haven. The plan exhibited by Mr..
Town is highly spoken Of and will probably be adop-
ted. The building is supposed will stand in the Up
! per Green, fronting on College-street.
The Common COUNSEL Of Hartford, are about to
purchase the building lot in Dorr-street called the
Lee-Pace, and erect thereon suitable building for
a Market House, House for the City Meetings, the
| meeting of the City Court, Common Council, &c. at
an expense not exceeding $4,000.
! Sermons BY Dr.. Payson.-The Christian Mirror an
nounces. that the friends OF the late DR.. Payson pro-
pose to publish a series Of his discourses with
sketch OF his life and character His last sayings,
some of which have appeared in that paper will now
! be reserved for the contemplated work.
| National Pyeacher.-The Herald states that Mr..
! Dickinson published Dr. Grfin's sermon, preached
last year before the Board in the National Preacher,
presented them grautous copies, and reimbursed the
expense Of the edition published by them. This year
he has offered to circulate OOOO copies of DR. Bee
| cher's and give the Board 1000 more. The number
| Of subscribers to the Preacher is about 1000.
| Of the Brightest ornaments Of the New-York Bar,
| THOMAS ADDS EMMETT, Esq. is no more. On We'd
nesday last, while engaged in the Circuit Court, he
was seZed with an apoplectic fit,taken Immediate
" home, died on the night following, aged 65.
He native Of Ireland, and brother Of the En-
met whose "Vndication' and tradgcal end have a.
wakned the sympathy of every American.-N y.
Observer.
Indian Depredations.- the Arkansaw Gazette
Of October ID, we have the following We learn by
gentleman from Crawford county, that the Usage
Indians have recently attacked and robbed party Of
Surveyors under Maj Laugham, who were engaged
~ surveying and running the b0undry line OF the Co.'S
sion made by that nation the United States, inst year.
west Of this Territory and the Missouri No person
al injury, understand, offered or inflicted on
the party. The Indians implicated in the robbery
had been secured by the Agents, and were in confne
ment at Fort TOWSOn last adVlces.