Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-24

The 6rm"sAS Independence and energy Of accOmDl;.L
MINUS speaking GOT In elegant and moving strains
Ms Se"I'men's Ut C"nnscIicul Nothing bu, DUMB
SHOW OF HANDS by imbeciIe partisan. ana, base
parasites ready At any moment to beray their coOs,,
oen's' or the trembling YEA! YEA! and NAY!
NAY! OfDOUGH FACES, ne southern o. ave-ho,,,
eTs and aristncraIs may direct them TO sacrifice the
honor aud interests Of New England. Bu, we are uo,
yet prepared for this degradation; and Connecticut
Will Continue TO stand by her norhera sisters in favor
u those great measures Of public policy which have
received the appreciation of great majority of the
people. .s-
An attempt is made by some spirited men 20
discriminate between different measures of the late
delegation; a"d while they support Ingersol Barber,
and Young. they are stranng every nerve to h0a,
down and prescribe Huntington, Ellsworth, aud
S'orrs' This cannot he account Of any difference
~ their official Condue,-for il is notorious that there
haS been surprising degree of unanimiy in the dele
Sa'ion' and all (bOIh Senators aud Representatives.
have occupied precisely the ground. Ii is i'm
possible Tor any ma" to approve for example Of the Of
oc'a! conducto Mr.. Ingersol (aJnied to be praise
worthy without at the time approving also the
ot1c'ai department Of Messrs. Huntington Ellsworth
aud Sorrs, which has been equally mertorous. Why
she" 70 this distinction made j. CRAFTY spiri, Of
maevoenee, and transmit from generation to genera
lion, the hatred cngendered by former contests Tor is
II mere manouvre Of enemies in the disguise of
friends, nendcd "a break down the Clay party in Con.
neciicMt 70 which all their exertions aud counsels
tend Whatever may be the motive, the grca, body
Of the republican electors in the State will have no
part lot in the NATTER" and wiIact ndep
" and upon just principles, with single e;e the
common goood.
Electors Of Litchfeld County! Come on, in supper,
Of this Ticket! aud shall realise what was said in
$780, that if it should be elected, (of whichthere is
little doubt provided we do our du,y) the People at
Washiagton sVM kpor, (hat they haze knoen for tco
years pass,J THAT CONNECTICUT EXISTS
YEA LIVES. BREATRES, AND HAS A BEING
WITHOUT BEING OBLIGED TO LOOK AT
THEMAP. A Natiue Of Lachfeld County.
Member Of Congress from Litchfeld County.
The numerous friends OF J. w. HUNTINGTON have
been tue attentive to his Congressional career make
any details that necessary: it is sufficient
say, that lie has taken that part in all the proceedings
a, Washington which those acquainted with his hai,-
its Of industry, energy Of character vignr Of under
standing, and cultivation intellect, were led to aa-
UCtiOte III Two OCCheIOns VIZ w ubCuHetu& jns
seresting question relative to the Judiciary and the
Indian Dill which constitutes an imdelible stain upon
national faith, Mr.. Huntington greatly distinguish
cd himself His speech upon the latter subject pos
sesSed uncansHtOn exec Hence; and having been print
ed in the city Of NswYork in pamphe, form, cir
cula.ed Throughout, the Union. During the las, SEES
sion 50 much time was occupied with the aborve inn
peachment Of judicial functonary, 10 which by the
way Mr. Huntington was entirely opposed,) little could
he done with many important subjects TO which the
attention of Congress had been drawn. Having now
Heqnred the necessary experience, there s doubt
INT tina, &c re-esec,ed he will continue 10 perform his
Congressional duties with great ability and satisfy,
he has sased all tho reasonable expectations OF his
constituents.
II is a long time lif ever since Litchfed County
has been better represented in Congress- and any
may satisfy himself this point 10y little reelection.
and this will save the necessity 0f odous compare
Suns. The dscna,ure Of Samuel Church, ESQ. (so
honorable TO that gen,en,an) leaves Mr. Huntington
the s"e candidate in the Geld and this accords OK
acty with the wishes Of nine-en,hs Of the people Of
this couniy-hough il is possible that few uneasy
spirits, dissatisfied with being politically below zero.
may Frescn, one Of their number, rs candidate
TO the public but practically il will he Of little effect.
Notwithstanding thia, excr,ions necessary for
other candidates are brough, forward aud sup
ported in other counties the delegation may he 6Ied
up 10 the exclusion of Mr.. Huntington through the
negligence Of his friends, and thus leave Lite hie!d
County who!!y Represented. The fragrant Justice
"f this res"it to county 80 large, popuous and
peci"be, without II Senator aud w,hou; Judge Of
the Supreme Court, needs illustration ;--;, would be
deeply fell in every quarter. Universal attendance at
the polls, aud remaining there till The business is COM
pls'ed, will sufficiently guard US against possible
evil. IN ELEcToR.
p LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
IL Orange Merwin had been Member Of Congress
a, the period Of the pendenfy Of The Missouri question,
lie ,scnld have had occasion to forward TO his con-
stitenss he wre,chcd excuse rendered by Henry w.
Edwards that he did vote for liberty and the equal
rights Of men because at the critical moment he hap