The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-26

! in one firm united phalanx in maintenance Of the common cause"
 1 "Be it remembered" then, that John NJ. Niles Noah A. Phelps, Gideon Wells, & Co. have acknOwl. edged that the old party lines and distinctions in this state are Oblitera,ed, broken up, and destroyed and that all that remains for them is to organize ''NEW WREPUBLICANPARTY, ," discardng there from the filth and Offscourng which adhered to the old party, and thus creating pure and upright pha- anx which shall fearessy breast the of corrp- ton which is now sweeping over the state. Very well indeed-we like them for that-ths Is coming out and talking plain English-there unmeaning cants and phrases here-nohng said about 'no-party Gedc- raliss"-'good of Ihe republican, party''-"ederal enemy the door"---and such like heretofore com political argon; but their sentiments are deliver cd in plain language and corrupt Adams 'holy and righteous Jackson, s now be the watch- word and the people called upon according y, which 'gUess they will do to the entire oveT- throw and dismay of all Gideon & Co.'s new friends aod auxilIaries. There IS curious fact connected with the late Jackson proceedings in this sate which we must be allowed to mention. The Times men op- pose Mir. Adams because of his supposed federalism. The Herald opposes him with equal zeal because of his supposed deser'on of the federal ranks 20 years ago. At the late meeting the Times and Her. aid were yoked together like "sucking doves," as the only "repubcan" papers in the sate and all pro- caedIngS relative to the and good cause aye or dered 10 be given forthwith the people through their 1 pure republican, columns. We would recommend tu G. Wells & Go. that at the forthcoming Jackson re- publican meeting at Mlddetown, special resolve be passed for the benefit of brother W Woodward, hng forth that whereas the said Woodward has here. ntore and even until this day, been rank and vehe- ment federast, and on said account has become a warm partizan of Gen. Jackson-and whereas, the good Ot the thew parly' requires that our opponents should all be called tede:alists and we, republicans therefore IVRH nt t,e nf tho said Woodward sha be recorded as of lS0l and that no person hcreaeror until the election of GenJack- son, shall call the said Woodward by any other amc than that of republican democrat under the pains and penalties of being himself published in the Hart ford Times as an "Adams amagamat,on iederaIist." And be 1t further resolved, that shall be dscretiona- , ry with G. Wells & Co. to determine when, aRd at what time thereafter, the 'good of the party shalre- qnIre that the said Woodward be again called frc- ra'ist, all uslges and customs to the contrary now,ln standing.
 The following is lis, of the County officers, for lature.
 County Court Judges.
 Augustus Pettbone cblei Justice.
 Martin Strong, x John Wcich, associate justices. OzIas Seymour, Shersg. ,., Judges qf Pyobote. NewHartiord q Isaac Kellogg. New-MiItord, Jehiel Williams. Norfolk, Michael r. Mills. Sharon Samuel Church. Woodbury, {" Charles B. Pheps
 Justices of Peace,
 ncl.feid,-Frederick Wolcott, Asa Bacon Phin- eas Miner, Levi Catlin, Morris Woodruff, Seth r. Beers, J. W. Huntington, Jonathan Buel, Ehu Har- rlson, Joseph Birge, Enos Stoddard, D. c. Sanford, Il, r. Welch, Truman Smith, Asa Hopkins, Joseph Adams.
 Barkamstead.--John Merrill, Amos Bcecher, Sam. uel Monson Lester Loomis, Anson Wheeler.
 Bethtem.-Samuel Bloss Nathan Burton, David Bird, Conant Catlin, Joseph H. BeIlamy.
 Canaan.-William M. Burra, Joshua Cornwall ,Jo- shua Fenn, William Hoilabrd Leman Church, Asa hei North, Reuben Hunt.
 Co!ebrook-Reuben Rockwell, Seth Marshall, ,Ian- ce'ot Phe ps Samuel Whittord.
 Cornscalt-Oliver Burnham, Wm. Kellogg, George Wheaton, Samuel Hopkins, Peter Blerce, John A. Sedgwck.
 Goshen-Truman Starr, Theron Towner Erastus Lyman, Eber Bailey, Theron Beach, Augustus Miles
 Har,ointon-Noah Welton, Benajah Hayden, Jacob c. Catlin. Gaylord Wellcs Marvin Grisw old, Urah Hopkins.
 Kest--NathaneJ Perry, John Mills. John A. Swift Nathan S>'osssbn, Hrdsey Beardsley Garret Vinegar Aipheus Fuller, ECwIs Mills.
 Ne'o Vartford-Asa Goodwin, Ard,cw Aburncthy Roger Mills, Wm. q. Williams, Isaac Kellogg.
 Ne,c Ny;vQ-O. Ne.w;n, D. S. Boa, dnan, Ho- mer boardman, E| Todd Joel Sanford, Perry Smith D. Gaylord, Nathaniel Perry, Stephen Crane L.llor. rs, Ezra Noble, Eidad C. Jackson.
 Nortoik-Angus,us Pettbone, Joseph Baucll, Mi- slaci F.MiIls, Joseph Riggs, Bushne Knapp, Edmond Brown, Grove Pinney.
 Piyrlouth-Cav;n Butler, Thos. Mitchell, Channcy Warner, Ransom BIakcslce.
 Rorbwy-Josiah R. Eastman, Royal R. Iinman Stephen Sanford, James Trowbrdge, Wm. Pearce, Lot Norton, l. Leavenworth.
 SaEsbury-Martn Strong, Samuel Church, EIiph- aet Whittlesey, John G. Mitchell, Newman Holley, K Sterling.
 Sharoa-Samuel r. Everett, Oliver Kellogg, Ansel Stirling, Samuel Rockwell, Samuel R. Gager Beno- nj Peck, Samuel Roberts, Horatio Smith, $. Hcih l. Camp, Charles F. Scdgwick.
 I'orrington-Wm Battej. Eras,us Hodges. RusseIl C. AburnctI,y, GriTwo!d Woodward, Lev hiupsel, w. North, bar-.lIia Hudson.
 ,E'arren-stcphen Strong, Sherman Eartwell, S. Weston.
 H'nshington-Danie B. Brinsmaic, Curtis HIcock Ensign Bushnell, Young Elliott, Hermanus Marshall, A'rin Brown, Constantine Mc,Iahor, Frederick J. Fenn.
 Uatertorp-Iio!brook Curtis, John Buckingham, James Skiton, B. De Forest.
 Einchester--Jo oseph Mllar, James Bebee, Truman WetmOre, Isaac Bronson, Luman Wakefield J. Coe Wm $. Holabrd.
 Woodbwy---C. B. Phelps. Jesse Miner Matthew Mi Leman Sherman, Gideon B. Bottsford, J. Strong jr, Elijah Sherman, jr
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