The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-26

The NeN-H wen Journal states that George Hoad- ly, late PreS6 mt of the Eagle Bank, was committed tOj jail n New Haven the 11th inst at the instance ot the acag Ients of said Bank, upon claim of $l- 5OO,OO0% TF may he remain, until the long prom ised stateS" nt. which is to place his character in clear a'd 'n sst light is presented the public. If poorfSI D, to save his wife and children from actual want facl 'es from his neghbor the value of few Go- 4ars ven pence. our laws very justly condemn him ~'s Q tsaO gei citizen, and punish him accordingly fBdtwS en e purses of whole state are made lighter ibyhe elessncss or vainy of any agent whom they have Oecn invited to place confidence in, then the case IS aaere Hartempts made to excite sympathy for Nlc poo man, whose honesty declared to be above salI s's' 'icion The "poor man" however ride in a coat h and clothe himself in purple and fine nen while the victims of his vainy are forced to beg or dig Cor subsistence. When George HoadIy, J. & D Hinedae, and Dexter & Holly y,car prove that they met with mstorunes and losses in the way oftrade the amount O6een hundred thousand dolls the amount which they have defrauded community, then may ap peals be made to sympathy, with the certain pros pect of exciting confidence and commiseraton. Un- til then,th conviction music cling the mind of every refecting man, with tenacy too strong he easily ersticated, that there is villany and swndling nected with their late transactions, garng bear the scrutiny of days and if swndlers upon a compar- avey small scale must he made to feel the severity of the law, we know of no punishment short of death, within the scope of statutes too to be n- flicted upon rogucs of their size and magnitude.
 Sigm.-These straws of the political tide are quo- ted now-a-days with the greatest avdty, and by many of our editorial unidnnncS, that which really mole hill, is swollen into mighty mountain. Tine editor o inc jouVna in the simplicity of his heart, mention cd last week that many of the dairy-men of Goshen making cheescs for the southern market, on which they impress the ofJackson. This fact is seized upon by the editor of the Times with fiery zeal the notice of the Journal is construed into sheer at shis evidence fthe sturdy republican attachment of the Goshen farmers to the of the Hero and the sagacious mind Of the editor in the transaction second edition of the Cheshire patriotism in present. ing to the IlIus,rious Jefferson mammouh pile ot nageots, concealed within the rind of some hundred pounds of impressed cheese curd. Now were not before aware that Jackson cheeses manufactu- rcd at Goshen but if such be the fact can assure our brother Gideon that it only affords another evi- dcnce os Yankee ingenuity in catering for the morbid . appetes of our Southern brethren-a new and ingen- method of "coming Yankee over Southern fats.' There are six Jacksonites in Goshen and the ve- " men who make these cheeses unqucstonab!y be- tong to that loahcd class of politicians whom Gideon weekly frowns upon as federass. "Goshen chccse' ranks among tue best made in the country, but we doubt whether it will any better, keep any lon ger, for bearing the name of Jackson.
 The Jackson Address, drawn up by J. M. Niles & Co. and adopted ny the late Hartford Convention aC- ter proving most conc!usivc!y that Mr.. Adams and his whole council the veriest set of swindlersk knaycs and cut-throats, that polluted our shores, next attacks the supporters of these same vile men, in the words following, to wit:
 "He Mr. Adams] imnola'c'y proclaimed the ''oraot AmaiG4 G4mation,' and attempted break down all former distinctions of principle, as well as pH ssio and prejudice. Mark that" break down passion ! and prejudice" what very knavc.] 4 new party Is "ganize, from the elements of hc old ones, without any other character object, than adherence and devotion 10 Mir. Adams and Henry Cay This has operated bounty [" political apos!acv and nfidel- 1y, and produced from tle rccremcs of the forncr parties. a swarm Of aInphhi"us, mongre, mushroom 1 11!itirIans, with the cOcn0mcE 'trcnds o the Ad- liD'straiion,' who in New Engend have spread over the 'and, filed all Ihe public offices, from inc higncs: Co the lowest, and such is 'her hungry zea that, like che frogs of Egypt they have neary found their way
 
 Here is blow-up for the people, and ti,ey richly deserve it. Why, here is John M. Niles, of the
 urcst patriots in state who has for several ccssiye years been refused seat in the Senate and that too. when the people repeatedly told that he the best the Senatorial ticket; and heie is N. A. Phelps whom the representatives ofthc ! 3eop plG refused make sheriff of Hartford County a. Gainst the most solemn warning that such refusal 'voul be fatal toAdams and Clay:-and to cap the climax ofaudaciy in these 'recrcHents oformer par
 ess' the little town of Glastonbury refused tQ eend Gol"o" Wc''s to the Legislature when by previous vote they had acknowledged his prr-cminent q',sn6. t''"ns for said apGon'-cnt. We "grsss' this state IS e'rbie corrupt place, nre-tenths of the people being, according to this luminous address. the spume and dross'' of fformer political parties; and we "reck cn' that the other tenth ought 10 be taken forthwith and suited down to preserve them for future use-I Surely the people will now believe that Niles, Phelps x Go. are the ony persons p fine state able to re- deem them from the expressions and vexatons under ashich they groan; and that if they hereafter do not elevate these patriots of trust and profit
 they must forever hold their peace, and complain no more ofiniquy and misrule The people, although