Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

,icipa,e GOm us Ihe mos, brilliant results. The indiscrstiOn OF part of our fsIIOwciIiaens who are much opposed the prsscnt admuisraaoa in sup porting third electoral ticket, has given PprHg iO the sxeriions she Jackson party u this Stales who indulge hope OfpOssi6Is suecess ih obtaining sFr pfrHy-a hope that will prove utterly ftile, proy- ded we do dHy. Hence tits ot aIie greatest mo. ment that every EIector oT LiIchfeid should promp- y assemble at Ihe polls, and speak in emphatic hH- guage his continuous relative to the existing posture of our public aiTarss Partners and Mechanics Ir,ie sons of New-Enslahd shall we appeal to you in vain in asking you to rush the Of your coun try, which has been placed by pro6isate men in di,ion of grea, and imminent peril KIRBY.
 A WORD TO THE DEMOCRATS.
 Fellow Ci,izens-Dsorder is creeping into your ranks and the enemy is sowing tie seeds ofdisunio" among you. Who are .hey7 Look around you. Who are the anxiousIy engaged in the cause of Gen. Jackson? Are they the men who stood up with you in the day of trial aud breasted themselves O the shock when Democracy was in peril, or they the discr- eanzers the office hunters, the many sided politicians whO then stood the other sidei pointed Ht you with sheer, und pronounced you stencil in the nosirils of God7" Now they call themselves the guardians of Democracy, and raise tue ypocri,icaI cant of Feer- aIism.. They pity your deluson in supporting Chat Federais, !!!l Henry Clay, and caution yau against being found in the Federal ranks. Fellow Citizens, be not deceived. You know your In the day Ina, tried mems souls HENRY CLAY was wit b you. He is with you mo,s. In the war of 1872, while you were supporting the Government against it's Federal opponents, Henry Clay WI. your ablest champion on of fVon V.n Re nr tbo American System. Henry Clay is psy styled its Fath- CT. You know your man, his principles, and your own interests; and you ask not ,he oficious inter- ference of those who would ruin the country now to save Democracy next spring You will do your duty now; yoH will do il then. You will go forward in your of independence and integrity, leaving the ambitious and dscontenled, who seek by reachery to-day to become apostles future day. to that contempt and neglect their baseness 60 richly mer- its. '|' AN OLD DEMOCRAT. Connecticut soishout Idration if Henry Clay
 is elected President cf the United States.
 Every tax-payins Eiec,or when he goes to the polls Monday next should recoIlect that if Mr. CLAY succeeds, and sound principles triumph in the pending presidential contest the measures of that distinguished
 
 lands, now amounting to three millions ofdolars nuay, among the several states, will be carried into immediate effect. The revenue derived from this source is rapidly augmen,ing, and the share of Con- necticui ai present would be between Sirty and Sep eRty 2housand Dollars per annum-and would soon exceed the whole income of our School Fund added 10 the amount of our State Tax; % that our farmers aud mechanics nigh, not only be cxonera,c from the hurthens of state taxaiion hut the nmount of money distributed for the support or schools could he greatly increased, and every school district, however small, could be furnished with funds sufficient to keep school throughout the year; to cmploy instructors Of 1, sh grade of qualifications to supply fuel, to build and regain school houses; and in shor 10 meet every useful or necelsary expenditure It will be recoeci ed thu, the interest oi the Old States in the public domain is exposed to no tt peril from the proceed ngs of speculaiors and popular eaa..s at the West, who making every effort to induce the Ncs States seize this treasure and appropriate 10 their own use, undcr the idea that they entitled the pro. pery by virtue of state sovereignty being the precise principle upon which Georgia yindica,es herself for pundering the Induns oi their lands. In opposition to this prsject, nc selfish n is unjust, Mir. Clay dur ing the lest session of Congress brought Forward his
 
 it triumphan,y through that body into the House of Representatives, where the adherents of Andrew Jackson rallied 10 defeat il, and succeeded though by small majority. This is only of multitude Of wise ofpublic policy srenuously supported by Mr. Clay, the fate Of which depends the issue of the question now before the People.
 Yes! Electors of Li,chfeld County! remember ha, Heary Clay is for putting 10000 DOLLARS annual Iy into the Treasury ofhs State be obtained out of wild lands, of which arc joint tenanis with the other states and of which shall beyond all qnes ton be soon robbed by ile demagogues of the West unless this distinguished patriot and eminent shall succeed in his efforts to do us justice There fore, down goes a vote for HENRY CLAY! aad huzxa for the CONSTITUTION! the LAWS!! the UNION !!! and FULL TREASURY at HART FoRD!!!! s.sa @4 A FARMER.
 MISSIONARIES IMPRISONED.
 Among the many considerations which should infu- ence our efforts in defeating bad administration, the of the imprisoned missionaries should be for