The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-31

just been held there) gives the most grat
 lying assurances that there IS no doubt Ih
 Pennsylvania will be true tU her interes, ,,
 and to those of the Confectionery of wh.c
 she IS so important a member. The de.
 fusion which has palsIed her energies is ra-
 Pidly passing away; the giant is awoke, &
 will cast of Mdignan;ly the pigmy banu,
 which have been wove about him. Once
 again as more than once bsf0re, we shall
 see Pennsylvania, Viginia, ,and North Car
 ollna, marching in line, with even step io SIep, to breast the assaults of party, and
 vlndicate the principles which lay at the
 foundations of the administrations of Jef.
 ferson, of Madison and Monroe, and which
 have thus far eniinenIly chsracterised tha,
 of MT. Adams. Webelieve hat the same
 wholesome spirit is al work in the state of
 New York; but it gratifcation to know
 that. should the influence of Nrw-York d. gain be paralyzed by party combinations, and secret organization amongst her own politicians, the Union is safe withou, her aid. The complete success fthe Demo. cratic Conventpn at Harrisburgh the bright promise ii success in North Carroll ina; the certainly of complete success in Kentucky theunopposed recollection of Governor kenb in Maryland; the small, but bright sign, furnished by the result of
 he Charter Election at Pittsburgh, all shed beaming light on ihe prospect before us. q must fill the hcartof every uni ledged pa- trio. with jnj and consolation. We cons gratulate even those opposed to us, upon the probability of their defeat, in the ap- preaching contest, believing, snost firmly, that of tho>e who are not actuated by personal motives only, four if hs will in- wardly rejoice, though they have, some how or other, been brought into an organ. izcd Opposition, that that Opposition fails of success. Their hears are not in it, {. still less are their judgments, From old Virginia we may expect to hear, in a very few days, a cordia response to the voice of her sister states.-Inteiiigencer.
 A neighboring Jackson print has, on the instant, and with a sweeping clause, pas sed its censure upon the manly vindication which Mir. Clay has addressed to his fal- low citizens. in relation to the course pur- sued by him during the last Presidential Election. The witnesses (so says the or- acle) "who deftnd him (Mr Clay) support And so, of course. they are not 10 be believed. Men of high dis,inc. from the common roll, for lher virtue. their talep..0e peopie:s xt,gshlic fo protect the national welfare--.o elevate lhe national honor. are N"t to be believed, when repelling a charge affecting the char ac,er, not only of high functionary of he Government. but even of that very government itselfs-hetause, forsooth, that charge, through the deeply scheemed arti- fee of it's fabricators, Indirectly and re- motely affects themselves Monstrous sup- position! fit only to commune with the base islanders which it ventures so teebly to sustain! Is there an American, who brides himself upou the name and feelings of an American, that does not blush for the lmputalion, thus inpruden'ly cast up- on he character of his country! Is there a citizen in this free country, estimating & cherishing his equal rights, and veneraiing justice, that does not revolt at the grossest of tyrannies. the pre-judicaticn of the ac- cusrd, and the open avowed determination to,oyerawe, to misrepresent, and 10 reject his deiencei Is there, il fine, a man of common feeling that woulisdeny to anoth- CT ti,at which, however mean my be his station, he still regards asthe most sacred privilege of humanity-he vindication oi his actions, and the preservation of his good name !
 Ye, why need we ask the question :! I, is shamelessly answered in the political malignity which has drawn forth, and now follows the address, to which we are re. ferring.-Char!s. Gag.