Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11

our insitntions fatal destiny uuIen he be stripped Of
ill-asssrssa honoFby an abused psops. Fer existag
evils hBNeVsr POrieMtoas Lilehieid Cosasy b notfe
sponsibs. Esr intelligent citisens early dscerned
she utter anftnesI Of Andrew Jackson for shs Prssi-
dency Of te United Siates-they ssrensously opposed
his election, and have continued 10 speak sentiments
Of opposition 10 his mad career. Shall We not then
PeFsevere in weIl-dOihg, when ne have 10 many
grounds Of hope when the virtae, inlelligence and
patriotism Of the county - thoroughly arouseds and
evil men about to be driven into retirement by an
overwhelming burst OrpOpular indignation We are
to ascertain whether there 10 in institutions
renOvaling principle which bring back lie pro-
rer sphere every branch Of the government when drx-
from their true place by the irregular force Of chi
caneTy and violence, to cause each department
10 revOlve round the common centre Of attractions the
PuSie good by that great regulating power the vtse
efEts People.
Electors! shall we not participate in this work -
make one effort to accomplish the deliveraace Of
our country? Ifpart Of our strength 10 TO be with
drawn from Us by indiscreet ZEAL there is % much
the greater reason for effort. There 10 no occasion
for depending. BY frnness, prompi.ude and deci-
sion, we can gain signal victory. In other parts
the State our friends the alert, and are looking
to Ltchfeld County for decisive movement in favor
Of the great canse 10 which we are devoted. They
expect much from us-ahey have right 10 expect it.
They know that il 10 in power with the aid oftbe
counties Of Fairfield and New-H ayen to pu. the ques-
ton at rest. Let then the proper measures be ador-
led in every part Of the County give fulIexpresson
to the public will; lea sea activity and perseverance,
following glorious sentiment uttered by the people Of
Connecicus We sciN that Andrssc Jackson shall be no
longer President efhe United Sates--,hat our Union
be perpetuaied the supremacy Of the laws maintained
corrupt and bad principles discounsenanced, and
integrity, intelligence and worth receive proper con-
sderation in the administration Of the governDent
~e AN ELRcToR.
The agony 10 over. The Jacksonian Democratic
Republican party Of Hartford county have had their
Convention. Alter all the running, putting, ensreat-
ing and compelling men to como in TO the feast Of
spoil, after publishing an invitation sgned by more
than sax HUHDRED Individuals and emitting " large
number ofnames for want Of room," (want Of room in
the Times) they at last succeeded in collecting
" KEARLY THREE RUNDRsD'' Jacksonans, many Of
whom were obliged to come twen,y miles to make up
the number. How il must haze cseeyed die hearts Of
these patriots to have found many friends to their
country in Hartford county! Besides "the,e were
many thow many Mr.. Wsils2l atthe meeting who IN
Ill recently have been the adherents of Mr.. Clay,
some Of whom were on the Committee that reported
the resolutions" Who were those recent converts
from the Clay party, ON that Committee? Will you
point ~ their names, and say on your veracy-yes
even yosr verncity-shey recently the adherens
Of Mr.. Clay! The manner in which the call was
made and their proceedings all Of one piece. II
was headed by Judge who ought to know better
Than TO megle in the party squabbes Of the day. and
soil the purity Of the ermine by gnobe descent to
such arsice. Bot undoubtedly he thinks Jacksonism
sufficient excuse for IN things, and a. good reason
for his activity now 40 for his neglect last spring. Tr
y Jacksonism 10 cloak that hides multitude ofsns
Now il 10 fact that some whose names are appended
10 that call are Clay MEN, who have since said they
should vote for Henry Clay, that they were urged,
battered, and dscsiuea into The measure. Others are
there named who cannot write their names. These |
are the men who tread and thisk for shemselues"-
Really If such are the measures which the Jackson
party are obliged TO pursue; such measures are re-
'oried 10. and such 10 be their success will the in
elligent freenen Of Connections suffer themseves to
DC te0 ABOUT ana btsnde0 INTO the belief
hat none but Jacksonans honest, patriotic and
worthy 10 be entrusted More than 600 to call less
han 800 together half guest to host. The 800 |
:al on the electors to vote, how many votes will be
,olled on the day Of election q.
Ms. Editor--Major Gid Of the Times says that /" a
notice appears in the several Federal papers calling
On the National Republican, Young Men TO come up |
70 hartford and hold baby Convention. This 10 per
Drder Of the Central Committee alias Joseph Trum
ball & CO." Please inform him tia, Joseph Truin
buil & Co. have nothing to do with the Censral Com
ni,.ee Of Yosns Men for Con-; that they had aoshng
70 do with calling the Young Meas Convention shat
aca one Of that Convention will 60 there 70 pis his faith
% Joseph Tram5srs sieers. 10 the sleeve Of asy
,ther man; and however meagre the Major othe brave
Three Haadred may consider them, yet despising him
and s slang they will do their duty and manully and
,uccessl1lly oppose the 2iessersng. Office seeking.
pensioued and hirelng partisans which hang around
The skirts Of Jacksonisln in Coaaecticnt.
OBITUARY.
The supplement the laa Hartford Times contains
IN epaph 10 be placed the political tomb Of An
irew jackson on the 4th Of March next. II l. truly
iolefa to hear the solemn ofihe drge, minging
with the dying Of triumph and 10 the wesp-
ING weaving in their gariands victory the
weeds Of death and did NOT truth and justice require
. Aas.