Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-08
THE JACKSON PARTY.


gress, the jackson party would probably be
resolved into its OFiginsl elements, and thnk
when L begun to dismember. Il would sela-
rate like the breaking up Of the ice Il the
spring, and dwindls away to nothing. This
process has alFesdy begun, and In due tins
the whole will be verified.
Already, some Of the most prominent of
the party 10 both houses, have fallen OF. and
abandoned q sinking ship. Messrs. Taxe-
well, and Smith and Iredell, of the Senate,
have been denounced by the Jackson deeper
ADDE'S, as ap0states to their cause, and OtheFs
are suiiiciently disgusted to quit the concern,
il they knew whittier 10 turn HEs
|. The same epiFit Of detection exists among
the members 0f the House, and IT we are not
mistaken, to much more extensive degree;
MIR. Archer prominent Jackson member
from Virginia in late speech expressed him
seiftO the following effect: sea -,
% He was willing now--at any time, he a.
vowed, to go into coalition in relatiO0 to the
election to the Presidency. Not for man |!
He was done with solicitude as related to par
ticular men. OF that folly he was cured COM
pletcly. He only wondered how he could
ever have fallen into it, W. aa'l5@A
Messrs. Isaacs ofTennessee, and Stanbury
Of Ohio, from the very camp Of Jacksonism,
have loudly expressed discomfort: Mr.. WASH
ihgton Of Maryland, has written II letter home,
In which, he denounced the measures Of
the administration, ia no measured terms:
Mr.. Chiffon. u PIONEER in the cause, --a very
foremost in the Ship Of Jackson retrenchmemt
and reform, has many weeks ago. gone BIZ the
board, and Mr.. Crockett himself appears to
be shiSering in the wind. All these realities
and signs Of the times, proclaim the result,
which we have long anticipated,- that the
Jackson party in the course Of the session,
would crumble into it's original elements. Il
has already crumbled and nothing can save
it from perdtion. 1t has not within it the ele-
| ments Of union. It was originally formed
not SO much to put jackson in, as to turn
Adams out. In the main object, they were
| all agreed: but 10 regard to keeping the sub
sti!ute in, they are divided. Many Ofthe par
~. would now 30, farther, and do more to put
him down. than they ever did 70, raise him
up. Mean time the cause OF Mr.. Clay 10 eve
~ day gaining ground. He is looked upon,
all parties ana Of all sections Of the country;
he will be sure Of most of tho votes Of the
East and the West. together with many from
the South. Maryland and Virginia will 60 for
| him with acclamatiOn tho former Of these
States has for some time been dsgusted with
the measures Of the Administration the re-
lection by Jackson, Of the late laws, passed,
in which she had deep interest, will seal his
doom, in that state. Virginia has never had
any other intention than to vote for her own
native son Mr. CLAY.-Hart. Times. sE
NEwBURsR, July l.-Fatol Accident.-We
understand that on the cath ult. at Low Point,
ia Dutchess county, number ofindiyiduals
were engaged in launching asteamboat. and
1 ordered quantity Ofcream tartar To- mix
| with the spruce beer drank on the occasion.
| but that unfortunately instead OF the article
intended, arsenic was mixed with the beer.
and out Of twenty individuals poisoned. ave
It is said IRE now dead. and many Of the re-
mainder will not, probably. survive.
| observation-disclosures Porter, recently con-,
yict+d Of robbing the mail, was executed nc
Philadelphia. on Friday last. "A vast crowd
including great number II females, assem-
bled to witness the scene. George Wilson,
convicted OF the same offence, and sentenced
to be hung, has had his punishment CONNIE
ted by the President to confinement IN state
prison for life. Coarant. .s
A mulatto man was arrested and commit
ted to Bridewell, 10 New-York on Monday
evening. upon suspicion Of having attempted
70 poison the family Of Robert Emmett. Esq.
by mingling arsenic with their tea ON Satur-
day evening. Five persons. donsestics. were
seized with a violent sickness about the same
time, after drinking tea, but BY prompt renle-
dies their lives were saved. He has beena ssT-
want IN the house for some time, and gase
general Satisfaction. fs
That no one knows whore the shoe pinches ~ ~
who wears Il, i ,ime-sanct6sd adags: that nonsaO
welrknow where il sits easy, has been exempii6ad
day OF two since before If our irbsnals and II
the case too Of what our Wsight Feaseners dsem
should be put away like an old shoc.-a wife. About
ten dayssnce Mrs. Harrington, married woman. o.
Watershed, struck her husband the head with
large bottle containing soiae rum. whilst shs was In
sia,e Of noxicaiion. SO severe was the wound that
HE life was days considered in very pssca-
rous state; neghbos who Witnessed The tsansaciion,
and knew her geasFal temper, had her asrsssed and
confined TO answer the charge. The husband 4 ~
pears survived the Injury, add On Monday a,tsndedin
the criminal court with hts head boanda Tor poe.
pose Of soliciting the discharge Of his help mais.-
The district attorney and some other esnilsnen mea-
toned sothe court she dangerous nature 81 lhc ausala,
and thar the man who procured her afres ha IL that
time made oath that he believed she intended 10 Kin
her husband when she struck him. Tie demeaaour
Of The 10 seemed 70 justify an shaa had
been alledged against her, she made NO promise of
amendment ~ h;hsal No .ar.lnnre az rcwref far har