Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02
FOR THE LlrcHFIELD ENQUIRER.
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It is believed that deep laid scheme is on foot to sell this State to the Jackson and slave-hodiug party. lts not by eecting their Congressional or Senatorial Ticket that thjsis to be accomplished. They have DO hope of etfecieg it in this way The movements of the Jackson rsy in several towns in this county indicate discrimination to secure f possible, jority in thecHouse of Representatives. In those towns where they min ori.y land they SO in nearly all the towns in this couny the object is to be accomplished by bargaining with some easy friends of the late administra,ion to obtain their help to send one of each party. Let the electors consider how much they will feel mortified find the State sold to Messrs Van Buren & Co. when it is late to reme- dy the evil, and tha, through their own instrd. mentality. Let every friend of New England rights and ofthe American System beware of the imposition that is attempted to be practised upon them. The Jackson party are so much encouraged by their suc- cess iN the national election that effort will be left untried to gain the scendancy ihe State Councils. Le, the electors to it, that they are not deceived
 CAUTION.
 MR. ADAMs-I perceive doubts have arisen in the minds of some Of the electors in Ltchfed, whether Mir. Huntington is eligible to become candidate for Representative this spring, being candidate for Con- gress can perceive no difficulty, and no obstacle m the way of his being candidate for the Assembly, and at the same time canddatefor Congyess The re- suit of the election for members of Congress s not re- turRed to the General Assembly n the eighth day of ibs session, and the acceptance refusal of the em. ber elect in sscey days after the notice, land notice cannot he given till the expiration of the eight days Now, sir, should Mir. Huntington be actually chosen member to Congress, he can serve in the Assembly tweuty-eight days, which is long term the As selnby sgenerally session. therefore can see no difficulty in Mr. Hunsington's being supported as candidate for the Assembly at the ensuing eection- B, inserting the above in the Enquirer, you will O. bIige MANY ELECTORS.
 Mr. Editor-Informaton has been received from highly respectable source, that JOSEPH EATON, Esq will be generally supported in the eastern section of the State as candidate for Congress in the place oC Ebenezer Young or Andrew T. Judson, both of whom are understood to be very unacceptable to the electors of Wiudham and the adjoining counties,
 A. B.
 A feeble old man, (76 years of age,) poor, though respectable, has recently been taken and imprisoned on writ for three hundred dollars by his own sOsn- IasU, (who married his only daughter,) to whom he does not, (he says) owe single cent. The object of the son-inaw in perperang this outrage against hu- manty, was to obtain possession of the sum of one hundred dollars, lodged in the Savings Bank by the wife of the old man, in the shape Ofa compromise for .she preaended debt.-COm. GGz. @
 The contractor on part of the Ohio and Erie Ca nal, near the Licking Summit states that $SoO0 of whiskey have been used by the men on single Job! Some of the contractors prohibit its use.