The Litchfield County post., 1828-08-21
TO0NTY 2aOSE.

entitled the Clarified County Republican,, common
ced two weeks ago a. Norwalk.-A politician from
Hartford County, observed in this city last May, that
were IN want of at least five additional papers IN
{ths state ot the true Stampede CUSTER.
The "true stamp papers those which support
Andrew jackson for the Presidency; but whether e.
more tina now have, ria. the Times and
Herald, could live without additional grant from
the $50, 00O Jackson fund, demands doubt. And
from appearances should suppose that that fund
pretty nearly expended. The workmen in the Office
of the Telegraph, printed at Washington by Duff
Green and Russell JARVIS, have issued the following
card their brethren of the craft, cautonng them
against IaIouring where they cannot get their pay.
From The National Journal.
TO PRINTERS.
WHEREAS, the hands employed in the Office of
Duff Green and Russell JARVIS have been compelled
oqul their employ on account OF monpdyDaem; and,
Whe cas- the Telegraph of Monday evening, the
28ih, they advertise for hands, therefore, the gentle
men of The Art are warned aga INST making any en-
gage,nents with them, as they may find themselves IN
the situation of those who have been compelled to
' THE WORKMEN.
- The Baltimore American, and Democratic
Press, requested to publish the above.
july 20--3t
Now we suppose it incontrovertibIe fact that
the leaders of the Jackson party, composed principal
ly OF rich ambitious, unrncped politicians, did, at
the time the "combiDations spoken Of by Mr.. Floyd,
DIVA. were organized create fund of about $50 900,
for the express purpose Of establishing and 'pportng
jackson presses different parts of the country. They
well knew that he people would never support SUI
establishments; and that they must do it, their
cause was utterly hopeless. twas part ofthis
ey winch brought Duff Green Washington, and
which has enabled him to circulate 10 or $4,000 pa
pers weekly through the country. But according 10
Air. Green's testimony, his purse beglns TO
low. In his paper of tine Goth ult. in letter the
Journeymen who had left him, he says
~ regret that the profits of the establishment have
been such give you higher wages and better
paybut cannot expect thai you will be better palG,
than you have been and cannot give COuntenance to
combination among those IN my employment, whch in
It's character looks like an attempt at coercion"
Mr.. Green, like other printers, is Liable to misfor-
and failure in business; bot is impossible
but that his establishment should become immensely
rich, if his previous statements of the patronage
he was daily receiving, true. He has said tn 1t
he in the 'daiy receipt of from 100 to 800 SUBJ
scribers per day., which would be from $500 to 3d.,
600 per week, reckoning each at only one dollar, in
stead Of three. We do not make this statement with
invidious feelings towards Messrs. Green 81 Jarvis;
but publish proof positive that the People 1.-The
independent. intelligent yeomen of this c6untry, will
support presses of the character ofthe u 5. Tele
graph "a press debased the tool of ambitious de-
signing men, and constantly filled with the vu-
gar attacks upon government, and its republican
institutions. Failures OF Jackson presses almost
daily coming to knowledge, as also the establish
Of presses devoted to the of the peace and
prosperity of our country. Now if jackson presses
with bonus offrom $1,000 $4,000 each from polit-
ical fund, cannot ve-or at least cannot pay their
proves most concusvey that their
ders-numcrous they boast-pay little nothing
for the vulgar trash which is daily and weekly
them, and of course that they do think it worth
paying for. "Straws show which way the tide SETS"
Hthe people of this country are generally in favor
OF Jackson, few interested parzans pretend, why
is that they do not Literally support the comparative
ly few presses which advocate his cause Why do
they literally support the many handreds which are
~eaous'y opposing his election!
W. do not say that the following Resolution was ev-
e. passed jackson meeting in this state; but we
do say tina; the Hartford Times publishes it as of
.the many Resolves adopted meeting of Heroites
in Windbam. BY the way, the Courier says there
were but fce at this meeting, and that sir dele
gates were chosen for the Middletown Convention.-
This fact being known, it may appear true that the
Resolve IN question unanimously passed there,
FORT can hardly be expected that small number
ofcitzens as fire, possess talent enough to have
ali their proceedings Ineligible But sufficient of
preamble Here is the article as it appeared IN the
Times, under the head of
JACKSON MEETING AT WINDHAM."
"Resoiued That the subversion of the fundame nta
principles of a sound republican government in the
election of John q. Adams calls for the most strenu
exertions Of the friends Of freedom in support OF
Gen. Jackson IN whose person their rights have been
most wGhtOn.y violated
Here is precious confession Indeed most unwt
iingy made by the Heroites Of the gocdly town of
W,ndham, and as unwttingly published to the state
by the wltiess editor Of the Hartford Times. Whywe
have often said the thing Of Gen. Jackson, and
our neighbor Wells has raved atus like mailman for
so doing. We have spoken Of "Gen. jackson, in
whose person" the ''rights' of American citizens
shave been most wantoniy voIated" and instead OF
judging best to Support" him on that accoun, FIR
the presidency, have f.; oul self in duty bound to
oppose him. But these pr y'lsged HerO,-s can come