Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-26
NEW-LONDON, MOVES BARBER.

In giving the above ticket, the editor accompanies it with this explanation :--" We think it the best, that under existing crcuinstances, can be got up, with any thing like reasonable prospect of success. It is not presented hastily. We have made it for many weeks subject of earnest and unremitted re- Aection and been constant and unwearied in ex- ertons ascertain the views, feelings and probable course of feliow citizens in different parts of the state." S \ "Our readers will see, that, in making out our Ticket, we have repudiated party prejudice, and, as far as seems practicable, taken talent and n- fegrity wherever we could find them. -four nomlna- ton succeeds Connecticut will have efficient de- egation in Congress-one, that can elevate her char with the nation and stand proudly up, unawed by the thunders that rolling with such portentous murmurs upon the Southern horizon. The State needs bold men at Washington-we care not. provid- ed they be honest and intelligent, whether they have been Democrats Federaliss the supporters of Ad- ans or the friends of Jacksonour chief anxiety is to see the State represented by noble spirits, who will not fear, when tle occasion demands it, to give back to the naughty Southron his stern look of defiance, and deal him blow for blow. We repeat, that we will not be governed by homage to party. Our op. ponents may scoF, if they ke---we care little for their scofing--and it will certainly require far argument than we are likely meet withto convince ms that the honor ofthe Community ought to be sac- rced its interests disregarded and the guardianship of the Commonwealth entrusted to the weak and ig- nurant, for the sake of promoting the sesh plans, gratifying the narrow.minded feelings of the mere partizan politician
 Why Fairfield county, one of the largest and most influential in the state, represented in the tick ct, the editor remarks is owing to the circumstance that the Governor resides there and that the county should therefore orego the claim for the present of having Representative in Congress; that the candi- date for NewLondon is not such they would wish, bSt the best that under the circumstances could be had He proceeds: "The Gentlemen whom we have named from Hartford, New-Haven, LitchfeId, and Windham counties, are men of great ability. and, as members of Congressional Delegation, would do ho- nour to any state. The gentleman from Windham county was an advocate, during the presidential con- troversy, for the election ot Gen. Jackson: but he an honest and is not surpassed by any candidate before the people in correct views of natona policy and firm and consistent adherence to the arpciples of the American System"
 Coa.;ow.-A man was sapprehended near New-York few days ago, with upwards of $s.0OO in counter feit s1O notes on the Mechanics' Bank of New-Ela- ven but the Haven papers say, no hias of that denomination have ever been issued by that bank. The Cousier,a New-O Orleans paper says.underdate of Jan. l3 that tssO thensadsr kndsed aud seUeRty sIauss have been brought to st place since the Gst of October Iasi, by the BaliEe period Oflite rnore than fhree months