Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-31

'~"'"g H' vote ny your private friendship. your
eHmty' your local parIiaIiy an Arnold shall be your
Captain, Barr your President, and a Jackson the
h"Od-wink ed tool Of an ntguer that you hate. The
traitor Of West Point had his friends among the
wiSeSa; the sderasts voted for Burr in preference
70 JeferSOn and old Kentuck once voted Cor Hero
OF her own neighbOrOOd. Political principle is SAFE
W private friendship, malice, partially, Is dan
ger. INtegry also il the dignity Of man. What is
ne who regards his feelings above his Judgment A
man with such silly heart and sIavsh brain would be
a reputable midwife in community Of Jewepses; a
sanity ROmish Curaie loyal Spanish peasant; bu.
not an Americas voter without disgracing the
ThUS are Ill agreed. Detesting caumny, disdain-
ing the civil Pre.ens;ODs Of military success despisng
imbsciliy, datr"s'ing corrupt my hostility set
lied Ngai"st them uRGO their hateful death. friend
to the pursu's Of industry, to union, independence
and honor, my zeal is determined in the promotion Of
their cause. The NaIiODal Republican principle
quiTes ofme-not TO support dishonest uHqual-
SGed man. These characters in the highee, places
ARE s'iHing marks for most particular enmity. This
Priacipe does require Of me to support good and Fl,
msn whom believe right vital national question.
Among such as on this pOias areagreed, Henry w.
Edwards cannOt expect a vote. He may not be a
JackSoN man, aud might lead hmselfto promote
the aseendency ofVan Bureaus pensioners in the coun-
ellis Of Connecticut. He may not think to lull the
strong man 10 sleep, and shear his locks, and hand
him over to the sport Of those ho kno,o principle
politics. No imperial brbe might tempt him to make
the influence Of Connec,icut-of the most en-
lghtened State-to swell tie Infamous and gering
triumph Of a mad campaign: as Barbarian traitors
Akosn 1no
20 the triuuiphal car Of Emperor that dared not
meet him III fair fight. This candidates principles are
known to be doubsfai-Pshaw If suer he eats anoth-
tMncheOn, away from his pantry, OAR political
foes shalt cteas ke and sOaiosO the insult. The
iron aa, bears down the wasted slave, and chains his
sOUl 10 sersude in Missouri, is better borne than a
freeman can bear swallow the crses of Edwards
breed aud cheese' 10 Connecticut. Orange
Merwih 10 known to the electors as man Of integrity
aod sasnts, ard III principle opposed to jackson
aad Vaa BUren, and devoted 70 the honor and best
interesss Of the County and this State.
A PRIVATE CITIZEN.
We eoshmend the following advertisement, 10 the
special attention Of the makers Of the Hartford
Timer :E
ADVERTISEMENT.
"ANis fair ia pOlitfcs." This maxim comes to us
from our brtihren in the aly or nations on the 9th
IT side Of ihe waters. II 10 the production Of their
refined system Of government. 1t is prime maxim
!" every EaropeaR State. II 10 sanctioned by their
long experiences Of its business and utility. The hon
oTa6le tranquility and happiness which those
have enjoyed uHder is operation, recommend il strong
" 10 the adoPtiUH Sf Americans. Some would per-
suade % ia Il ought to be thrown among the rubbish
to subef along side with the exploded doctrines Of
the blessing Of ,iatOhal debt and the necessity of an
established religions Our pari,anc ancestors were Of
this class thtt natto understandings could not dis
the ell established difference between honesty
in public affairs and honesty in private dealings. In
their tshi-laced and bigo.ed times disgrace attached
itself 10 the man who attempted to carry point in
politics by misrepresentation, ddplicy, fraud de-
tracsion equally to him who by tic means at
tempted to add to his properly; but the dominion Of
blue laws 10 past, aud americans have freed them
selves from puritaxic fetters
Il being thea settled by the Universal consent Of pa
si"as, excepting only partial eclipse during the times
Of Cotton MathGr and the Salem Witches that all is
fair ia politics. make bold offer to the public the
services at the apptoachihS election Of friend ofmine
Who has requested 10 write him an advertisement,
with proper recommendations. His qualifications
Tor these services res. chiefly upon his m adoption Of
che maxim with which this advertisement commences
--bus ought briefly 10 notice his particular merits
l. Being destitute Of other employment, and having
Cor this, he will devote his undivided attention
tle subject.
II. He has great variety Of characters as Solo
moa had changes Of rameni, and from his we'll fur
nished wardrobe he throw otter himself any char
acler which may happen best TO suit the occasion.
III. He Processes skill in human nature, and roady
perception Of the wsaknesses and accessible points Of
those he talks with. He talks Of eemen his great
eddie, wherein he boasts that he plays such tunes
he pleases; but caador compes me TO say. that now
and thea, when he is drawing his bow in high glee,
his ears are dsSrauaed Of their expected qualification
idle mischief makers taking pleasure occasionally
10 greasing the strings.
Nv. He has an exceeding inventivs genius.
Via his lights Of invention, ne is not hampered
by amy childish regard Cor truth; he ID be pleased
however, 70 be farsshed occasionally with facts
il 10 6voriss theory with him that sprnkling Of
irush gives AAver 10 story. Ia cases where facts
cSR ls EpRd without mach difficulty his rule 10 that
trpaA mast besr Ealsshood in a story ia the same
praparsos that salt does meal in bassy pudding.
VI. Hshas lspinine tenderness sor private char
.~,er h Aeems the digtDctiOn n good name ALTO