Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-01
COMMUNICATION.

It is well known that Charles A. Judson has held for many years past the office of Sheriff's Deputy. would inquire whether he intends to hold it hereafter if he should he elected Senator for the 18th district or rather whether it is not his determination to be both Senator if he can and Sherif's Deputy, with view to avail himself of the honors and emoumen!s of both appoin,mentsl As the constitution of this State provides that the three branches of lhe govern ment and tha powers ot each, shall be confded to separate mngstracy snd also that no Judge of the Su perior Court, member of Congress officer ofhe U. s. Sherif, or SheyiEs Deputy, shall be member of the General Assembly, the task of contriving metll- cd to enable Mr. Judson to hold both offices would seem to be attended with considerable dificvlty.- Perhaps the sensible farmers of the 18th District would say, that it is absolutely impractcabe that it would be plain nfraction of tho constitution The hse ser
 following adrOit plan to enable man tO hold too in- compatible appointments; and unprinciped manage ment and intrigue are pledged to carry the bold pro
 1.C.A.J isto continue in the office of Sheriff De. paty pending the contest, for there is some danger YEA MUCH, that the people may say NAY! NAY! % hs aspirations, and therefore he must not resign the otce of Deputy tiil the event known; he might lose both offices; md what calamity it would be if we had no Jackson Senator! no Jackson Sherf's Deputy in the 18th District!
 9 II chosen, he must perform the business of She. riffs Deputy until near the session of the General Assembly, or ther. is so ucA gen,is Jackson ,tse in him that it is very important the community tln we should have as much of him possible in both characters. 4,.,
 3. Then he is to resign his SheriAaliy, and strip off his coat ministerial executive and put on his robes senatorial or legislative and for NewHa. ven, while the honest farmers four District, planting corn by the side ofhe road stand abashed the ma- jesty ofhis movements! Who goes there what great man is that Huzza for Jackson! Huzza for reform! 1: During the Session of the General Assembly, he is seen examining paper Ito which he constantly recnrs) containing among other things these words: We the said Counselors ut Law do hereby consti. ute and appoint our trusy and well beloved cousin at the next session oflhe General Assembly. HazsS for the probateship ofNew Milford
 g. After having faithfully fulfilled hismission at New Haven, he returns home and begins to divest himself Of his senatorial robes and to change his character afler the manner of the clergyman who when nsuted on the highway, stripped off his coat and threw up- on the ground exclaming, "lie there divinity, phe the business o wriggng himself back again into the efce ofSherifs Deputy, aud thus he is to be ndulg- cd tn dodging from one office to the other: one order that the Jackson party may have convenient implement in the next Legislature to accomplish their purposes.
 But it may be improper e illustrate further the incohgrulty of permitting any man o hold virtually the ofhcc of Sherf's Depay and Senator al the same tune: We will suppose that the Honorable Deputy, ,aE ter he has mounted his steed and is about to charge upon the Legislature with train of patriotic follow ers should receive warrant dUy authenticated sign cd with the hand and sealed with tho seal of Duff ureen, the immaculate! addressedio the said Deputy
 o"nanang nun to levy oI the goods and ehatties o ths Jackson party in the 18th Distrct-
 scraples of integrity;
 Fl grains of disnlerestedness;
 l9 drachms of patriotism and real devotion to the
 good of our common country; and
 law, '''f I 70 supply unhappy deficiency, in these particulars m lne Cabinet at Washington. It is believed that the worthy Deputy would be much perplexed in such sad conjunciure of affairs and would be obliged to re- turn "'fEa bona, in words to the following effect: l6th District. ss. h the gear of Jackson g. and
 sn the doys efmy SenGtOrshiP. -2s. Then by virtue of the foregoing warran,, made dgen search throughout the said 18th District, for ne uoods and Chatels of the Jackson party, and es pecaly for the said items of ingerity. disneressed- ness and love of country, and could fad none and .cr wan! thereof ], by the direction of THE AT IOnNlES of said Duff Green, levied this warrant | on aIaFge quantity of intrigue, seshness oles-saek 'ng' rose-O 6ce-FsieEmings ProhsleC