The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-10

clusyey tO the ranks of the oppoi6On but there it has grown most luxnriant and put forth the greatest number ofbuds and blossoms; and the fruit, should there be any, fear would be like that of the cOcka trice's eggs, fiery flying serpent We might mem ton of unblushing alsehood in our own state but we Forbear. The men who have commenced this offalsehOOd, have object in view and until all hope of their success is taken away by the next e. lection, they will persist in it. however it may disgust and offend every virtuous man in community.
 "However it is to be regretted, and no one can la- ment it than do, still the fact is so, that things have come 60 this resu that every eectOr is calledon decide which of the two parties he will Oin the Ad- ministraton composed of toIeratonists and rmmers, the sreds patches and fag-ends of all factons the opposition, comprising most of the old democrats al- ready, and will embrace all of them worth hav- ing, with proportion ofthe honest federaIsts." :.
 'I shall go with the Jackson party, and so will most ofthe old democrats in
 LITCIFIELD COUNTY"
 The above are extracts from communication in ehe last Hartford Times, ard really they worth preserving. Now for few years past in this state has been one of the easiest things in the world make federallst or democrat of any man. This could be done not only by the speaking of word but even by nod of the head or motion of the hand As one ofthese important "I's' said to US once,-f Or- ange Merwn consents stand candidate for Congress WE shall put him with the federaists and sseat him as such.'' The same magic power which placed this gentleman 'among the iederaists," placed his opponent "among the democrats," sand attempted to treat him such but it would not go with the people; hence he stands where he deess of the aold democrats of Litchfeid county" who will ''go with the Jackson party" and who will very propably carry dozen of his professional brethren of the same political school with him.
 ~Mem.-'Tolerationist' political bug-bears of modern datea sort of scare-crow, intended to keep all ''od democrats'' close within the Jacksonranks-- aprncipai ingredient in the administration party 4"frmmers s-turn- coats, those who change sides to get with the strongest 5arty-a different race of men from ''Tolerationsts" altogether-since one is a scare-crOw, and the other ''turn-coat" "-"Shreds, paiches and fag-ends," something like the Gbeon- ites we reckon-"hewers of wood and drawers of watcr'' for 'oierationiss and trimmers ;'and here have the friends of the administration in Litchfed county, entire, and doubtful set they make most Suredly. ''Old democrats s'-nen who, in "Jeferson's day., fought and bed, and died, for "the good ofthe party;' and who, Tn l8l9,-a year of glorious memo ry,--lved again, to share in the "loaves and ishes' just then wrested from their old enemies. Although like "angels' visits, few and far between" they ar not the less worthy that account, their influence the less weighty and powerful; and notwithstanding the "fag ends of all factions,'' with which they are called to contend, presents mighty host, yet David like, they will the election either siay their tens, and if need be- their hundreds one, and thus give the of the to the Military Chieftain' or glorously die againt revive only the next political revolution Thus, gentle reader, you just where you stand; the old ship which has carried '',he par ty' triumphantIy through eight ten elections having become. Icaky and worm-eaten, is sunk, hul rigging and all, few ofthe bravest of her hay ing fortunately escaped on board the staunch brig, ''Andrew Jackson" are now throwing out tow-lines and inviting yoa to seek the of saiety.- The of the sub-commanders of the brig belong ing to this county, are not published; but you may assured that there is not "toleraonist or 'rim mer" among them, unless they have gone in under false coiors-which by the way would he very like them indeed.-But the judge, the ex-sherif and Gid con, arc determined to purify the thew republican party' from all the ''fl,h and soume which unfortu nae!y attached to the old, and these men will be found and cast overheard, notwithstanding all the -disguses they may wear. You have therefore every inducemem to lay hold of the rope and climb on board and when the brig arrives safe in shore, M will make de fine times for de poor people, I'll tell ye."
 We be excused for inserting few of the toass drank at the Jackson celebration the 4th at Hart ford: not becaute there is much either of wit wsdom magnanirnisy expressedin them; but evidence of the used to sustain desperate in this state. We know not how many persons present the occasion. hut this know, that in most places in country, hickory branch and barre! Of whs- key will call together people enough any day, and especially the fourth July, to make considerable .loise at least. The regular toasts dance with the spirit of the Jackson address, We shall extract few of the volunteers.
 By Rev. Menzius Rayner, Chaplain of the day.)- In matters of religious faith acknowledge no hUman rdictator, and bow the decision of earthly trbu ssaL, whether in Engtand Turkey, Spa;a,o LITCH- YIELD COUNTY.
 The universalist Jackson "Chaplan' futters at the late decision in this county like wounded hawk,- wemigh, say pigeon, but can hardly persuade ourself that champion of universalism possesses sufficient ss-shility to entte him to a comparison with that gentle bird.
 By the Hon. John Thompson Peters.-Toleration May the prophetic language of our first Governor never be torgottenhat ths part of the world is vided as refuge for all sorts of consciences!
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