Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-18
FOR THE ENQUIRER. SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.


 The evidence that the Jackson faction are making
 violent effort to get ascendancy in the iegis Ia,ure is rapidly accumulatng. Not satisfied with la vimg procured great part of the Senatorial nOmina tions be made in their favor, lso he certain, f they succeeded, of majority tn at least one branch of the Asseml,y,) they have recently had meeting in this District (the l6,hl at Woodbury and nominated an active member of the firm of John M Niles & Go. for the office Of Senator with view # possible 10 put down Hon. Homer Boardmau, who is advan,ageousy known to the electors an undertaking republican,. but who has committed the sin, Che great sin of sup porting with frmness the late National Administration. In order however, that the public may be able to ap preciAte this nomination, it is important that certain proceedings of few intriguers residing in this Dis ,rct shoul1f he kaowp, they affect the rights no, only of the electors of e District, but those of the State al large.
 It is well known that the Grand Caucus got up dur ing the last session oi the General Assembly, osensi bly for the purpose of promoting union and harmony the republican party, but really with view 10 cure the ascendancy of Jacksonism in Connecticut, made order that Convention should be held in each Senatorial District (if mistake not) time in the month of January last to nominate candidates for the Senate. It seems that the managers in District entertained somc doubts with respect to the wisdom of of the regulations orained and estab
 shed by King Caucus, and were especially aPprehen- sive that if they nominated Jackson man, (which they intended to do) a, early day. the republican electors of the dsiric, might discover their object the certain conseque nces of which would be signal defeat. Accordingly some time during the session of our County Court in December last, these inriguers had meeting for the purpose of revising the mandates of King Caucus and what is remarkab!e that meeting WAS held in Li.chfed tout of the l6,h District, with out tho knowledge assent of the republican eec- tors of the district, and without any other authority than the sovereign determination of
 is:::;:: s:::;::,' 1:s:'' ::s '.s..'. men. Farmer,
 This grave assembly, constituted as above, having been duly organized in the lower room of the court house, (where it was nearly dark midnight) they proceeded in the first place tO postpone the District Convention ill the second Tuesday of March instan and next to appoint two delegates to attend the Mid dietown Convention, one if not both of whom took their seats in that glorious assemblage under other authority than this barefaced usurpation and of them is understood to have been the very mau who gave the casting vote against Lieut.. Gov. Peters. IL will be readily believed that this shameful intrigue excited universal disgust in the minds of all honest and independent men throughout the 10th Disfrict- and they have refused to have any thing to do with Convention conducted upon principles 50 unfair and reprehensble. Hence in appointing the to attend this meeti"g and in conducting its concerns the Jackson have had it all iH their own way.
 And now it is presumed that every one is prepared for the statement that convention got up under such auspices has nominated CHARLES A. HUDSON, Sher- f's Deputy, a JSskson man |" small roy. and one of the immortsr nine of ,he Litchfeld meeting to be hereafter theSfionorable Charles A. Judson! member of the Senate from the 18th District! land in that character perhaps one of the Fellows of Yale Col leee!y and the executor of the sovereign will and pleosurc ofP- B. & Co.,, in relation to matters and things general at the next sessio" of the Gene rai Assembly! Electors of the 18th District! What uuder such momenious circumstaUces is to be done whose nerves can be equal to the shock of such erie s;.f Vide T "the eonquering hero's cOming!'- V. farmers and mechanics of the 18th district hide ,o.r diminished heads Mounted upon the car os tr'- ',,oh.,, IacksOnism, KNIGHT has entered the field who will sweep every 'hi"s before him se0' e0ery flung A'A' 'O Stiles ef the- l6th District.