Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-14

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pie, and 10 the preservation Of Liberties that
the bright example which we now preseBs. Of n Gov
/ ernmens 5osnded on LherIy and Equality, deriving
aII ne POWERS from the People aud extending Us bes-
ee LOST glory imp3ired thebloDd OF our fathers
shed In vain. And Whereas, The number OF candi-
dates whom partial friends Of different interests have
pFeseneClO notice, renders Il necessary, in order
lal eertOnbe had By the People, that an inquiry
be ~ once instituted iuto their quail and such
expression Of the Pablie Witt Be gyea ne early rs
and believing do that all this will bess be nc-
eomplshed by Pebble Meetngs ofaI1e People he il
therefore I
Resoiped, Tia, this nee,og recommend 70 rs chi.
gems OF the United States assemble In their differ.
diatrcts aud TO adopt snch measures as they NAV
deem necessary 60 ensare elecieu Of President by
che People.
Resolved That this meetiag views the alternative OF
election Of President by The House Of Repreaenra-
iiSes as an EVIL aUghl with danger the liberties of
our country.
ResOised That il be recommended 10 the citizens Of
the Uailed States 20 favor such alteration Of the
Constitution will secure the People that important
privilege under allcircnIRtauces.
ResOfued. That JOHN MCLEAN, of Ohio, be re-
CONNIE lded 10 the noce Of the People, ne a mau exec
~ way qualified TO ill the Office Of President or the
United Sates; and this meeting hereby AeREE, ase
all lair and honorable means secure his election.
Res0tped, That this Isseeling do wish nor is II
hereby intendc, 10 thrust their own particular views
and sentnaeas en- the People. hai thus tI.,!icy rx
pressing them, only with desire TO the
general good and il should appear that tile person
whum they recommend Sitl eel with the nppro.
baiion Of majority Of the people. tha meeting will
waive their Recommendation in favor oi such u man
will secure thar maosity, provided he psesesses 40
those qualifications winch are set forth 10 ihe Pream-
bile, we deem necessary lor the man 10 have who as-
lrea the high and hOnOrabe Office Of President III
the Uniied States.
Resoired That this meeting waive inr the presen,
the Recommendation Of candidate Tor the Vice Pee
sidency.
NeiD- York Police Report--A man who calls him
self john Wright. was arrested by Mr. !. Peek. apo
lice Marshal, charged with stealing horse, saddle
and bride. Ii appeared thar the Iorse beoOged 10
Mr.. Hoadley, of Plymouth, Conn.,, whence |, was
stolen, and that The saddle aud bride belonged 10 M.
Turner. The horse, Saddle aud bride were fund al
Norwaik. Conn.,. and the thief caught at II Chat
ham square, who AFTER an examination, was commit
ied.-N. y. Daily Aduer.
1.-THE horse belonged 10 Mr.. Turner. the saddle and
birdie 10 Mr.. noadseyss Wright was brough, up 10
Plymouth for trial; but anders,and before The tri
al day on. he by paying expenses COSTS &c. was
suffered 10 make HE escape.
"P.rposaion ta' Ally ,oo ANAL game for ruh-
lie newspaper animad<CssoR. 49,
The Times states that tho new Bank at Hartford,
the Farpers and Mechanics, has been selected for the
Government deposits, ia place Of the u. 3. Branch
Mr. ADAMs--In the lasi No. Of the Enquirer no.
tired brief siaiemen, Of the annual meeting of the
L,chfeld County Temperance Society,", held in Li,cl-
field the 22nd altimo As you were MOI. perhaps,
furnished with The minutes of the meeting, incor
lsl Of the pcrsons elected officers Of the Socie
~ published. Yoa will coqf1ea favor by giving
the following ap Insertion. Ovid she extreme mn
ayosaklcoess ofihe weaiter, hut few sociees weEe.
rc,.resenied-aad IN the absence pf the Secretary
Neson Brewster, Esq. of Goshes, appointed Sec
rotary pEs tenn. The following named gentlemen are
the officers Of the Socieiy for the year ensuing.
Hon. John Cotton Smith, President.
Doct. William Bue. Jskcph Ba.iell, Esq, Erastus
Lyman, Esq. Hon. DaNit 8. Boardlman Elijah sher-
man, Jr. Eco. Martin Rock~ Ell. ECO. Hon Samuel
Church. Eli Terry, Jr Esq. Rsce Psesidsnts
Islchard Smith, See@stary
Doct. Alanson Able. Treasurer.
The President, ia sigoifyng his acceptance Of the
Office for another year. made the following reniari
aed il is hoped ,l,a, all who read them wilt candd.y
weigh the ideas orciby and eloqaen,ly expressed
'.In accepting the oiire which your parsialisy has
again assisssd ,ome canno, refrain from express
ing my thanks or the repeated proofs Of your respect
aud confidence. and especially for your efficient aid in
rromoling the great object ofour association. Whilst
rsgre, that bodily in6sini,y has prevented from
doing 10 ,,is sacred cnerprize, free TO de-
clare bni ], WINS impossible for me, with safe con-
science, do less. Not ofns. presnme, takes 10
himself any credit or his aiors aud sacrGces ia The
cause, since, with our views ofihe subject. cend
NOT. honest men, have done otherwise. For whfye
IL the benevolent individual that behold with
JifErrenre the moral pesiilence which IL sweeping
through our couniry3 Who that posss9Geslhe con.
inon, sympaihies Of opr nature can look attSs
ed caase Of. two thirds Of opf tAuptsism, ~
Of DOR crimes two thirds ofour cases or INSANITY
annual one hnndsed millions ofdolIars" and
what i infinitely more incalcuable Of per-
sonai suffering ofdomesic wre;chedaess, Of hopeless
ard eteraal Hisery--who. f-say, sasiook al such q
Of things. and npt put rsa bic uinos, eors
rcdec sAe copafry from faul blot and her citizens
from 70 iremshdous eslf u such cIaracierA there
are, sure am, ii,aH are moi 70 be envied.
"BIy breihrcn. ~ cause in which Ne afs EMBARK.
cd. isihe cause Of homer Or patrosis. ii religion
and can honornle men, can patriots, can christians.
wi,io5 from Il Their counienance aad ssgport Let
those who lay claim % either Of these Distinctions
graseIy answer this question.
coagraiulase you il,ai 20 mnch has been acltiev-
ed ;-has r, 30 ressip.l yos, that much very mach
re,na1s 10 be accomplished The ranks ofapposiiion
are Indeed evIdensIy shinned sill we meet 4 (orn,i-