Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

| The Nsw-Jersey Legislature ccuvened last week. The Presins Oficers atelSa,iounl RerublcaRs, and wec elected large mnlOritics., onFrissay, Sauwz L. SOssharls Esq. Secrelary pf the Navy under Mir. Adams, was elected hy the legislature Governor o the State ty vote of about two to one over Mr. Vroum. the present Jackson incumbent. A T2The liule kaot of Jachso1ians abOu, our town drummcd together some twenty or 'hirly persons on Monday nigh, last, ana passssi number of resuu- tiOns, and forth The following is their o6iciqt ac connt oihe mailer, which are disposed let pass for what II is worth. Here We leave them .in ihcit glory" without further notice antl Monday next al the Polls. Now look oGl ior c rcSolulion. a844& At meeting of the Democratic Republicans "fthc town ui itchfell, held the CoHny llause, Oc;IhrF 29lh, 1859, Maj. Dapid Harsh was called tue Chair, and Siephsn Dsming, Esq appointed Secretary.
 VOtPd, That a Committee oC five, viz SIS. DeninS, Esq. Henry Ward, ThOmns I4 SAltonstall, Hug gh F. Welch Esq. md l.. Q. Meafoy, he app oinred draf resolutions, aud preti,rc ad,!ress ur the cunsidera ton of the meeting.
 The above Committee reported the followng rcso- h,ions, which were unaaimorsy adopted, viz :-
 Resoireds That the present political crisis in our and n:iiidn einnt!s e Gnfied PxerIioHS Of the Demnc cratic Republicans of Conneccnt; and the first Monday of November Is the time, and at the bal- oi box lc place, where the Opponents of the present administration Oi the GeHefa tIOverni1eHt Nnf the Democracy of Connecticut must be met and taught the path that leads tO the counrys honor nnd safety,
 ResoiOed, Tha, we heleye,ihe duty ol eyefy lover of his country calls hia, although in minority, so come the polls, and be oserawed by large joriy, hut like Leonidas with lis immortal hand, be not dismayed by numbers, but ieaIessy give their votes for the ticket that will support the hero AN DREW JACKSON. .,....s'2., .es........' .g.l.<
 Resolved Tha, we entertain the highest regard fbf the patriotism and integrity of fANDREw JACKSON, md that in giving him our votes, We honor our country, , and sustain i,s Democracy .t g. AT, sY,44sa #. Luther Loomis, Henry w Edwards, Esha Haley, Daniel Lockwood, Beia F. Spal.iing, John Welch John Stewart, Rnd William Field fcr Electors, and will nil Honorable meRns topromoie their election.
 Res6iora, I'm. ie foregoing resolutions be signed hy the Chanmam and Secretary, and printed as the Conn,i,lee shall derm'proper. t9s. s
 The Committee also reported the following address. which was ordered to be printed with the above:
 ADDRESS.
 Fellow Citiseas--You arc called upon by tie voice of patriotism to decide, whether you will remnm true your republican, principles, abandon the oi the people. Their will has eleyMed Andrew Jackson o the presidential chair; and aGcordancewi,h their wishes and the precedcns established by all our for nier Chief Magistrates, with the excepOR of two, (who were willing to serve another term, prosi ied the majority of the American frecmen had m objec,on,) he has consented to be our. candidate for second ierm From the very period of his first entrance upon the political areIa tO the present time, he has heen compelled 10 withstand the shock Oi faction aareck less in many instances, of honorable feeling, they were malignant in islander and persecution. Hia pri. va,c character has been branded with every lining o- and criminal, and his public nets falsely asrerscd, as tending to tyranny and oppression. Ht-E
 Look the features ot hs adn,nstrntion--eycr act will speak for itself Untaithfu stewards wto emlcz- zpi thousands fihc public money have been fenov es from pficc--,he Maysclle Veto hns put stop tn squan andering away millions for the henei. of tianal mirrest-ancabc adjustments of all our diff ] cues with foreign nations have been rnade--,he free navigation of the Black Sen, whose ports have opened to our shipping immense resources of weath by a treaty with Turkey, has been ohtained--hc w, lndia trade resored-the Revolutionary heroes warded~-ihc influence of wealthy and high-ii,led tor eignera who had upwards of $8 000 900 invested in the United States Bank, in fair way to he checked- our country is nt peace--unr commerce extending iom lhe rversto the ns of the earihnur ,nnnufac- lures lourshing unhounsed ex,en-,he i"terests oi agriculture promoicd-an iie essngs of our free ! institutions cherished and protected.
 {, What benefit cnn ask, he derived flonla change l in ihe administration ni the government $e& Fellow Citizens The path of duty, of honor and freedom is plain befnre you. Let every irnc patriot come forward and lend his support re-elccting inc Old Hero. Give him another orportnniir to show his nnwavesng honesty and ardent desre for the wel- fare pf his coun,ry. Again we say re-elect him. Re; l wnrd public servants vii" have done their duty, and shall he prospcrcd n all our employmemts, md oui coun,sy wiI be peaceful and happy till time eha ' l no mnre. DAVID MARSH, ChatImdn. ] STEPHEN DEMiNG, Secretary.