Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-24

preaenI eRcsllenI Lieutenant Governor candidate
Cor the Chief A1agsSracy-a highly respectable FAR
MER, Of known capacity, prObIy aud patriotism, for
the second Executive saIiOn-Ihe present worthy in
cumbe for the Offices Of Treasurer aud Secretary o.
State-and the entire delegation the last Congress-
who have performed all their duties with unusual ab
i,v for reelection TO the next-and having thus con-
suted the Ticket, has been presented to the PeO
ple for their appreciation, md has been received with
ioy v its iens and CONSERVATION and alarm by its
emes.
The only question which now remains to be decided
H. whether the Electors in favor Of good order sound
principles, aud correct government, and opposed to
Jacks6nism in its most excepIiOnabe form, are will
ing 10 make the sacrifices necessary vicIo
ry-a signal UietOy-O the cause in which we are EN-
barked. However undesirable political effcrt may be-
diSinteressed men, yet when we consider the mag
ntude Of the interests which stake, and their VAS
lal importance, aud the OF the many malignant
evils existing threatened, it would that every
patriot must be willing T. rush to the conflict and strus-
gle against the ELEMENTS oF MISCHIEF. which
all embraced in comprehensive bad icOrd that
looks for its origin the present tenant Of the Exec
uiive palace 1t is unnecessary spend time pour
traying the calam.es vi ch Jacksonsm has brought
may bring upon the nation, they mus. be familiar
to every intelligent mind. The safety ofour manuAc-
turing interests endangeredi the developenent ofthc
resources ofthe country by internal experimentation
barrassed; the sanc,i,y Of treaties with the defence
less and unoffending natives violated; the inepeHds
ence Of the Judiciary assaied, and its strength dmin
ished; system OfespionaSe introduced aud carried
into every village; the appointing power, with all it,
immense patronage. perverted CRAFTY ambition auL
vindctveness in high places, and cupdi.y and every
base passion in lows the free expression Of political
opinions, and the independent exercise ofshe elective
franchise punished; the public press, the sentinel d
liberty, corrupted; the expenditures Of the nation
greatly and unnecessarily enhanced: the whole loa-
chinery Of the government deranged; aud our Unen,
sacred Union, pat in hazard these immense evIs
demand an sfectwai ,emedy, decisive expressions of
pwbc sentiment against Administration to sohich
they 0spe their birth.
Fetiop Citizens THE time IL nj hand when you AZ
Electors contribute towards that expression so
necessary to the stability Of our institutions. Every
has part in the performance Of this inds-
pensabls duts-and who will neglect III NJ lover or
his country for moment. Let then the whole
population Of this enlightened County come q, ward
as one man 20 the poDs, aud seaport the entire Re-
PUBLICAN TICKET; and thus they will as indignant
patriots speak emphaticaIly the language of reproha
ton to corrup, and proaigae administration. The
friends Of Henry Clay h' oushoa, the State
ing their eyes towards Litchfsld County; they know
our unanmity and our strength; and that with
tons we can give Rrea, vote. Shall disappoint
them, and thus ourselves with shame and con-
fusion Of face In the other counties the best spirit
prevails-Aartford, New.London, Windham ard
Middlesex more than awake and we must emu
late their example. 70 the polls! 10 the polls! Flee.
tors VI Lhchfcid County under the banner iHscrib-
ed TO Henry Clay and we shall achieve something
more than a victory Ia CONQUEST-a GLORl-
Gus CONQUEST!!! to use the favorite expression
Of the hero Of the Nile. A REPUBLICAN.