Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27
Independent Democratic Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR, '' SAMUEL A. FOOT. FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, THADDEUS BETTS. TOR TKEAsURRR,
 ISAAC SPENCER.
 FOR SECRETARY,
 THOMAS DAY.
SematOrs for Litchfeld County. f5M District. THERON ROCKWELL. l6th HOLBROOK CURTIS. 17M {" ELISHA STERLING.

70 the Fdtmers and Mechanics eJ E;tchfel County.
 An important election is near al hand, and questions | as mOmentOuS as any that have ever been brought before yOs, are then De acknowledgements in which you have deep and lasting interest," and which concern your present and future prosperity. You are then by your votes to declare your views relation to the existing state of things And what is the eondi- tiOH' of the country a. the prese mosent ?An tue princiPled and yrahnical aciOn ll a the places ot power; ihey have abused and perverted the high trust coainsusd b them hy the people; they have trampled dowa the constitution: in defiance of all law aa righr tey have seized the treasure oflhe naton; antio accomplish tina, object have resor,sd to which have proved fatal to the prosperity of the country. You to say whether yow win sanction these despoic meneuresA~ neither yvss will sanction for the sake of one mans |" eeriehs' this spofsiHg with your dearest righ,s=aDti can you for moment hesitaie as to the answer you will makei Laying aside all questions of party na,ure~,hrowiug of your consideration every thing that may be said by otiers--and trusting only the evidence of your own senses, yo that ie distress, deep distress which like apes,ilence 6toods over the land is no hambug got up Cor political effect. ..-
 The rfecss oftie illegal and malicious measures in relation to the Bank ths great regulator of the moni ed nsttaOns of the couny have fallen heavily upon the innocent and unofehding people. On this pon, you be deceived. The distress which pervaes the land is general. We see n iRe universal stag nation of business-,e it in she derahgement of the currency-we see it in the wrecked fortunes of worthiest czens-and what is more, zoe FEEL it. No need depend upon others for the truth of this fact; ii is clear the noon day. Produce has fallen money has vanished and credit ia in the dust. Owing to our situation, do not feel the eE fleets and severely the great commercial cit,
 es; but remote as we are they have reached and present distress is but prelude ofhe storm which will inevitably come, unless arrested. All hope ofre-
 lief from the authors of these evils s at end. The people haze mplOred, and peltoned for relief; but their petitions have been mocked a and they have been spurned and insulted in ihe Executive paace- And will you, the bone and snew of the land, tamely submit to the unnecessary bOrdens and grievances which these worse than Egyptian taskmasters have imposed upon you? Will you make no effortto arrest the march of despotism and unbridled corruption r. Win yo" suffer unprincipled ofice-seekers and poii cal demagogues irample your rights, and who accomplish their nefarious designs have nothesitat ed to sacrifice your best interests and prosperity i- Every principle of interes, aad of patriotism orbds it. Every motive which can aciuaie Ersslsh se do ,Keir duty Fofbids it. Fhey are ques,isss which yosr votes will tend to determine way the other. Althoug, the coming election has reference only to ihe affairs of the State, yet upon depends he whole iH6ueuce of the State in relation the alimportana question of national politics. In relation to the unexamped dis which exists throughout the community, and in relation the usurpatiOns and msrule Opthe Execu. tive, and ihe actiouS caha that surrounds him, Con- necicdt is to speak by her Legislature and if you would hope for any aleva.ion of the present dstress
 for any change ofyour condition, that body must be composed' of men who will mhke your interests their
 interests, and your suferDgs their suferings. Rise then in your strength, Farmers and Mechanics, and untedly. one and a go the polls the first Monday in April, and give your votes fot members Of the Ls- gsiaure and other officers, who your organs shall speak in a voice that shall Le heard n the iyrants hail-shat yoa will no longer submit to oppression, and that you wIl no longer have these men to rule over you. SEEEx. INFRINGEMENT WITH A VENGEANCE. $I3.OOO. .OOO.
 The expenditures by the present administration for the year 1832-3. have exceeded those of the two last years of nr. Adams' administrations nearly thirteen million of fdo:Iars and in this calculation the amount paid in dischagng of the national debt s not Hciud- ed; nor Is the sum of nearly million ofdOarsow- ed by the post office department. And it will be re- collected that President Jackson has saved hundreds of thousands of dollars that had been appropriated by Congress for internal improvements, by the Hprecs- dentsd the Usto poWer-and that during Mir. Ad- ams admi0ssraiiOn there were large sunis expended, and very ptopery too, tor iOiernaI improsemsns Is t not time for the people tO where t6sif money has gone the people to be taxed this enormous amoun enable she party in power to reward their 1 friends and punish their enemies!
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 AHTi-PRoFLiGAcy. SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
 Electors fthe 16Gh Districs !-Who shall bs youE sexG Senator is the Legislature of this giaiei
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