The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-18
from he Lni1ed St7seS EIzptie-

From the United Stq.eS G.1sette.
We perceive with much regret, though we confess
with no great aston 'shmcni, tina: certain papers
the South, having ascertained that the statements
made by Mr. Buchanan, relative to the averments OF
Gen. Jackson, do not confirm the impressions which
the Generals letter and Mr.. Beveriy's report did al
first causc. have proceeded to offer up the character
of Mr. Ruchanan as a sacrifice to their llibera wishes
1t so happens that in the Presidential question, we
nd ourselves in opposition to the Hon. james Blu
ckALan, oil Lancaster; but our respect for his hon
or his moral integrity remains as it did when we
recorded with appreciation every public movement OF
that distinguished individual. And we take the pre-
sent occasion of y,ng to those who seek their
Interest in villiiyng him, that the sphere OF their
influence is extremely limited; Pennsylvania knows
the worth of her talented citizens. and Pennsj Iva
nlans will not, as believe suffer difference up
on single question, to lesson their respect for ex-
allied talents, or gratitude for their public and bene
fetal exercise. Lancaster county will probably fur
'nish majority opposed to the Presidential pred!lec
tons of Mr.. Buchanan; but that majority will no.
hesitate to do ample Justice to the uprghtness o.
their distinguished ielow-ctzen.
Would those that assail MIR. Buchanan for
not confirming all they desired, for no, putting the
"yea and the amen" to what he knew was not true
would they have failed to use his accommodation"
u his injury, when their falling cause required the
sacrifice, had he las he is most incapable of doing
swerved from his own conviction of right
Tins attempt to blackem the reputation of such
man as Mr. Buchanan, shows to what reckless state
have certain of the Opposition arrived l. IS an evil
dence that what will serve their purpose will be used
and what will not must be destroyed
From the N. Y. Enquirer.
u Lrishmen.--The Adams and Hing men
never your friends, the friends of liberty. You
have in the veteran Jackson the descendant Of Irish
men. He has nobly fought and conquered for his
try. Turn oat this evening and support him.
From a Bait. paper.
lRlSHMEN ATTEND! Henry Ctay was hardly
warm on his seat before he appointed RUFUS KING,
your OLD AND lNvETERATE ENEMY, MINISTER to
Engtand. We need not enter into any history of RI.
FUS hlNG'S hatred of the sons Of ERIN Every
FRESHMAN knows it; it has been handed down from
father to son.
We refsr to the above factions and unprincipied
calls for the purpose of making few remarks which
we invite the attention OF those citizens of this repub
lie who have been thus unwarantaby singled out, and
invited to join IN opposition to tina; government which
they have chosen for the security of their rights per-
sons and property The patriotism and the good
OF such men, must rise up at once against all such eff
forts to array them IiShmen under party banner;
they cannot be more grossly lnsulted their prosperity
more deeply wounded, and their character more de-
graded, than by allowing themselves to be thus APP
peaied to- to serve the present views OF men who
not penny for their permanent and genuine interests
From whatever quarter such invitations proceed Irish
men should despse them as runoVs to their character
as American Citizens, the only appellation by which
they should consent to be known. They have ex-
changed the domination of England, whose policy it
has been to cramp and degrade Ireland for the free
government OF this Republic, where their equal rights
are protected their personal ambition fostered and
their hope of wealth and influence dependant only up
on eXerton and prudence. Let them not therefore,
listen to their nsduous, rash and pretended friends
and sacrifice their titles to respect by making them
selves party, and taking the distinctive appalation
OF lrlshnicn when they entitled to that Of Amer
can Citizens.
How low how sunken must that mind be which
will descend to base thing to invite into
lection an influence and feeling foreign Far gone
in political prohgacy and below contempt that man
whose american heart can frame such appeal. We
sicken at sight odious and survey with aston
shment and disgust,a contest which those men are
leaders and have an influence, who ready to break
down all principle to success and who hesitate
not TO stain the American NAME and the purity Of
elections by calling upon natives of other countries
come forward and decide them.-Nat. Iat, :