Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20

ism shaii go 10 the Assembly this year. W.
 Ha,''iato", Mareh, 1884. a.s -i SIxTEENTh>D DISTRICT.
 ft is the day as well she privilege ofleciors to ,Gaavass dc mera aaA quaiicaiie oc raaidaiea for office. iykiIig psssb6sf faeEsD EsEIkTgS, the electors Sfthe l6tk Dstrics will haa aecessien ol republican strength iH ;he Senatea republican not only in name, bos in principle; firm supporter of .e consiu,ion, and one who will oppose all arbitrary and arisocratic and all usarped power, e, them come from any soarce, or fe sasctioaed by any imposing forms, however high the authority from which they emsnate. The character and quali6ca- ions of Mr. Curtis happily portrayed the lsst weeks paper by "a Republican, EleGtor of New-Mil Gord" He isan experienced legislator and in addi- ,oa to his legal requirements, he is practically Ezr- mer. In the person of bis opponent, ~. C., Snaysa, the electors have the deveee of party. blind to the interests of the community # they conflict with tAe discipline of the Jackson ieadess. He created and brought into political existence by te nomination of Jackson liaIsely styled democrac) caucus. Re- publicans invited, and efcosrss not permit ,ed to participate in the couusss of that caucus they were intentionally excluded. The call for that con-
 
 mocra,ic namc, just Gen. Jackson usurped the power of removing the deposi,es. and a request that the electors in favor of she sen and measures of the present national and state Ganinisfrasions would meet in convention, &sc. All then who were opposed to ,he arbitrary easnres of the national a miustration, and all wbo would not stamp the pro- scrtirc policy ofthe last Jackson legislature with the sca of fapprobaiion, land this includes majority of Republicans in the Distric) were denied represen ia,ioa tn that falsely styled Democratic Convention.
 Men sometimes {" remember their Creator ia the days of their yoa,h." Created s.hen by a Jackson Caucus, let the Republcans of the District judge whether lasty he did no. follow the above prscep; aud whether it is unehartE5Ie,te ,te suggest that he .~osA prsi,abty lifslaessd aals this year. aisa4,s
 Electors ef tke I6M DisySs!--On your votes de- pend tie issue of the coming contest. Be alive then to your duty ray to ihe polls, aud remain tiIl he asi ballot s deposited and republican principles ir this district will be once more triumphant, and HOL- BROOK CURTIS, Esq. by an overwhelming ma jority, will be elected your Senator. ,..f,
 a...4 4 Farmer ef ahs l6th District.
 Demi. Semi QUausr cf Indignation !-" The PhiIistiDes are upon us'-Persec cution obrudes its miscrea,ed front in every form. What advertise per order of My Lord Probate Of Non-ee-waugs, lectures upon political consistency, disiNteresiedness and love of eoaasry. in any other cclDmas than our own =. Bah bah! bah Wretches that ye are We will blow up every Court of Probate in the Universe! will sweep over the county of Ljtch6eld and annihi. late the People! aHeaps upon heaps! with the jaw of an ass," we will slay "a thousand men.n
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 p"A." and "B." and C." next week.
 U We are requested to give notice .ha. Psblic Exibitioa of the Scholars of the first District School in this village will be held al she CoGr House on Fri day sps'isg nsrs, commencing ai half pest o'clock The public generally are iSsaed to attend.
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 The President yesterday ,s.noaiaassd to tI,e Sea. the three persons lately reject a Goyerne0i reasons which he assigned to the Senate for this usual step, f any, were cOtaSspic in confidence and are ol course unknowple ass- Eas March l2. i-- -
 Mr. Webster, in the Senate. last weak, stated .ha, Monday he should by diFeclen and a1tiorily of . for ihe consideration oi he 6anase, measure 10 meet lbe exigencies of the presest erisis. Mr. WebStsr did not gxplaiD the prosisoqs If the hlepded eas- are, hfiber thaa io ssase' ~ tsSsld elnbsacslhe
 
 the Bank Jov period. ln rsepsd reShariering the Bank, he stated that t@O modes af proceedi0R presented ihemselves-he ons, to propose cohtinu- aice of the charter of the Bank tor sb0F period; period no longer than shall enable ta0 call ias great amouDt 0f debt without injury And disgeaa aO te peo pe--perhaps fosr or Eve years-leaying Congress a, liberiy I6 make anoiher Bank, n it bhaI see 6t aer l836this would relieve the present diasess and leave the question O6 NaiioRal BaRk ote fpS the country The ether mode s. ialrOhpce the nieaswve i more perHsanepl Iosm; i0 propose fe.eIarieF for fifteen or twenty yeafs, wifh sacR mbdileMiieaa ns snay be deemed necessasy. fa lhG e0asss og aa remasks Mr. Webster took occasioa Q sy. that wiIa sbs present of sbasrassueat aad dasTess shaM eoniipue an sdjo0rnmeht of Congress q thing aoa lo bs nsoueh. oE-HaHtoyd Coafas. @'.s3 t~ Shor Diaisgse bsssueea fds Alafsr ans t.s seyai.
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 Msjer Dcsniak Do tsil isa, 0inessl. if {, ;s ,rue that yos told sis PhiIidelfy Gpmn36e of Mechanics
 that a wo are doiaG Sssjgsss sgdes Aosyososd caD; fai wouId suffer segssely and ss4 70 brsak [ GiRsrai.-Why yes. as nsar ne ] cen recollect, they've got abosi t6e right ost. but tbey saooted js down lefis in printing, Gor dcn't ink fypes are quise sharp enough te giVe the Hue reading cf what said 0r Se-i wished them ati ao the Old Niak and the back to0 conlouSd shem the hard saSnaia
 Ae95er--Wef Gimerml, wab th1Mklne thai if averv body is 0 6ssak that's dOiaG basAesa usr ko5rOped eaPitat-aad Awos Ki0daf 6 Comnamy ehoud a,op diScoUiias ai their quill tdsiving hnnk and caU n their share of tthe Proclamation she ss paper read aO she Cabinet, and aae tWo olhee" Stock no -whO wOalf bresk, thea