Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
ADDRESS
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF CoNNEcTICl

For the first time since the organization of our Gov. ernment are the Young Men fIh's country taking nu political cayass r the Presidency. ln doins they are aciuaied l,y nO sesi views. They seek not 10 e
 evate q candidate from their own ranks; they ask none o! the executive put onage-hey claim none o desecration and ruin the holy aud beautiful temple of GonsSon. liberty, reared ny the patriots and sages ofh;e RevoiI'icn They wish 10 elevate that man to minister as the High Priest ofs altar, who s of tried
 Integrity and worthy ofunhesitang trust. They would drive out from that temple the man who would break up s altar. md pull down iis well proporli 5ne col. umns. With these views,A Convention of nearly five hundred of yonr feow.ciiizens assembled from eve. " section Of this State would beg leave to address you on the subject of tho ensuing Presidcnlial EIecton.l
 II |; our deliberate and solemn conviction, that if in this election decision s prOnouced in favor of ,hc rescnt incumbent, and sa1cioning tlIe doctrines of
 his administration, t Ill prove stMl the long cher- is'ed policy c onr rGo,srnmeni--nlali 10 the indepen- ence of our Jnciary-iatai the Charter 0fOur civ. Il beriies-iala to the Unon of these Stn,cs, and ,,p great cause 0E constitutional liberty ihrUughou the world. That this conviction spriags from no ill Q! the principles mud conduct ofihis admns,raiion.
 Mark the garing discrepancy beween the professions | and prnctce ot.Andrew Jackson. Mark his present n!ude as n candidate fer re.eIecon, when such ie- eec'iOn ne has pronounced tO he ught with danger our lnsiiiuilons--his advice ,O President Monros n ".exirpa'e the monster Party, ,"-and yet confning all
 hls appointments 'o members of lhe most proscrip'ive party ever known in this counry iho appointment of fMembers of Congress to office, ns hay. 'ng direct tendency to make corruption the order oI hs day., and yet selecting of his highesi off cets rom 'hc Senate and the House of Represena' ,'yes ihnn ail his predecessors since the organization l olthe Government--hs denouncing John Quincy Ad nms !" Tor bringing the patronage of the General Gov a"ment m 'nto conn,ct with the freedom of Elections,
 w"e .m mS nes,pwsine executive patronage only on me- who w'ii w!eil that power o promate his own eleva. ton to the presidency l6t tho second term.
 lcok al the History of his fret Cabineti,s progres ann .hs causes of s dissolati0n. The cry of shame which rose from every qunrter of the land is not ye IorgoWcm' nor the blush ye, E,hed from the brow Q ,ne pa.fs. which kadeda. ihe repreaep hroogh, pp aud his chosen advisers to hrust uron society char meter eca'hed hy public indignation aa 3dl s,93s LOON at !he Mission oi JohH Randolph to Russia p~m Irom age and feebenses discharge the du uss @ n's "wre' ana actually gesding but 10 days .ms Co"st ol Ss. peersbnrg, twhic short as it war was too long tor the honor of the COugry) for wha Iuspose was ne thus sent abroad but o i'd the Pres' z. I =. o"s' wac might prove dreaded ei'pone"
 Look nt tae persecution for opinion's sake whicl mssHeM VIZ nls q year ofths administration. Look . the hands fthe executive and ouick ened hy she ven om personal hostility, the lash of prescription ie
 Wnn n'seriminal'ng vengeaace. The veteran of th
 sSs ;, ne srsd aud aithfal servants "f she Ike .r.; wsM uni lew exceptions. were hurled lroi .s .sM ss""ns 10 make room for whose oniy qua n s wsse saneerviency to hs cnuse. Mark ho' "Sov,. h.ss ae uoyerameni the saered trusts q "
 psop's. nnss oeea conierred the slanderer of pr
 v1e virtue, as the reward of parry service.
 SH - as sascaiing pulicyon the suhject oI in important h,lls cf this descripsioaa, smother. sans
 sna "ss,H refusing t6 sanction appropriatios Look at The means hy wh;eS ,I,s Wes, India Trad
 VI seeusea: See the Presideat of the Uniied State
 sSmE, "r r humble snppliant ai ihe tOo,stocl of sh \ and ought to demand ns a riehs. Ser him invitia osskn ;n'erIercnce in doeeic disseniions. by n SI@ss .he leader .fa parry the ruler q Toy of our dplOnAcy, did shs Prssdeas of the U1iIs