Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-27

,be neonle of this District, Ss CANDIDATE for CoN- eREss hope it will not be deemed too presumiHg Up- should in my own way, and aiier my own maNHer Ot thinking offer a few remarks to the consideration Of my fellow citizens. go straight to the work, then. ~lare' THAT AM TIE CANDIDATE OF MEL THEIR PARTY. Let tnot my trieDds-aHd let not the people be deceived upon this subject IbeO"g 10 the old school democracy; been g"Sd 'O'onss OrI~ i have not? l appeal to my old friends ana ac" CuainIances who have known me for years-iet lhem, stand up aud say yea or nay went for JscksoS aud reform, and shouted for glory and the battle ot New. Orleans. voted for the Old General three times, a"d three times and out let be ;-or he is eatshed ana am l.. But il is the '.spOis of office" men. '"@e now cali in his name, and will answer them. ! go with tine PEOPLE, go for PRINCIPLE 1"de My COUNTRY, aud they have no principle but that of " five Ioaves and two fishes" ko!at'o" 'n once was the watchword and battle cry OI the Democracy. Some gp up and some go dow"-it must be so /; bullet the bail keep rolling and we shall alt fad our proper level at last.
 go against, too, as every true Democrat should do, the doctrine that mechGRic and i0bOrer is acorthy become the competitor Of Ofthe tegitmoses of the office seeking ge"ry For ask ew what other grounds it s, lha. the press OC the 6fco holders proclaims me unworthy to be competitor OE Mir. Lyte. have worked more and abored hartieT than he has-I have, for myself, a"d for my alherP BENJAMIN MASON, had the charge of paying of, "Gs' from first last, hundreds o hands tn our emPoy. snd not man of them can say that ever wronged him out of the first cen'--" no not one" Can Mr Lyile
 
 young days, have had lots Of fun-and so has he.- He was the son of general, and was the so" ot a mechaRic,-Awha, was right in him, drought c""l't be wrong iM Rfe-he was bright and shining l'ghe that led the way, and true satellite that followed alter. But have reformed from my youthful errors, and hope he has done the sa.he.
 "tooth and toe-nal ' and like ' six foot iwo," was ready to go my deoth" for him l was theU how are you, Wash i--f1ow dye do, Bob ! hearty shake of the hands, iie good cha and social glass were all in true ime-we me. aud rS'ed r friends. - But now, how changed the scene! The Hon. R. T. Ly- tie. O" the one haad and unco'thy Wash upon the other- Oh, Bob! should 0uid acquaintance bs f0,Xgo," ,,,. ,,. ,,o.. w. ,oo. n,..,,;.. .,. fine fellows, when serve like dogs Lut snrorfhy, the ra, moment, ask the least participation in the
 !. however, ruo upon MY OWN HOOK, and, like General Jackson, take the responsibility" upon my self. lfI am deealed, there is an end o tt, and aM Wash Mason still bul Il ! am elected, trust there will be much to change this familiar cogno. men to ,ha, of the Hon. w. Mason, as there was |" lhe changed and improved modification Of " Bob Ly- te lo that of ,he Hon. R. T. Ly,le, member Of Cos'- gress, Sc. Who knows the virtue of name-or how much po"' metal may be extracted from rough ores that if am elected will resign, and ask you i0 reelect mo, but, like true mechanic, will toe the mark, and do the best can.
 Aud more than this, being the only real cabinet maker in Congress, will get David Crocket to move, that be appointed a committee of o"e, 10 exam'ne
 into, and regulate the cabinet "f present worthy CnleU Hl1gSlcAe, even INht Ot AUUVSW wUaA the foreshadow and coming of the true legitimate, Martin the Second.
 exceedingly regret, fellow citizens, ilaE in a'conA
 test like the present" "voiung great natio'tnt gues'o's it should be necessary to mako any alUson ,o the per s0nHl character Of my competitor; b" n was 'orced upon me by aD attack "l,0m my own, and have done n with az sparing hand as truth, and the nature Os the case, would admit oE To do Ar. Lyle jns.crv however, grant that hG my superior in some lhinRss hut claim that I not his inferior in others. flo has had unure Liberal education, and better Orporiu- inf, hnV0s his euenlA of a more brilliant and shining order than mDe. bme think. have proven on former occaaio" ihai "dH against ,te monster and spendd speech against tI'e nhusrs md corrupi0ns of the post office depnrmen- he s IorrOrslrcken at the fact, that the bank has
 loaned few thousand dollars certain Pri"iers but he ainl frightened all a the thousands and tens Ot l thnusa0ds sQuandered by the post Otfce department for ecciionceriDg purposes-he s equally spfendi6'
 s S' M wrons a" aH. cay n1' osa eUuu se se re. form them both. He came home with splendid no" lions of his reelection Congress- and dazzle the SSd hacSy % sf the charm. and set them rgh, again. mounted ui"" GILDIBUS-'he deIusion immediately disappeared, | [" and they saW as clear erer."
 He made spleWdid declaYaions, during the canvass, of patriotism, and said he woOld abide the result ofle election, and he governed by the will oi the maory
 Bot his splendid expectations failed, and he would "os stand it-he takes the pous, and i0 spite the people beyond measure, resigns his office for the remander l of his term. Who has spoiled child get mad a US mother and throw away Us peece OJ pt0 oA- l cause she would not give him whole one, aud hep cry to get it agan--sO with Mr. Lyte, he now wanIe his office back again. He should have thought ofihis before, and not have let his spendor eclipse his udg- menl. But he threw away his office as Mnscorthy of him. and sen suppose his title, and somewhat of hs dignity along with it. If so. the case, take it, s materially altered, and stands Legitimatey, Bob 1 against Wash, and Wash agains, Bob. So clear the course boys-(hir play aRd tricks, and we shalf | soon learn whether MECHANIC is to be despised because he is such-and considered thy to be
 competitor oG the "Giiled ;"-bui grunhling, THE l PEOPLE HAVE TO PAY THE COST-and all is well that ends well. J. WAsHIEGTON MAsoN. N. B. could have made much spien6id Ad- dress had accepted Uf proered assistance. but said no. "Lei every tub stand npon US own .bsiiom.' myself the pumage and decorations Of other men; SD:
 down and wrote it out just you see n publish. ed; hut not being used to the business, confess 1t pHt me up 10 all knew. Distressing Occurrence. are grieved to state that on the night of the 5th inst. the dwelling os Mir. Isaac Lappin. Of West Ca naaD, Madison county, ~ith all it's contents. was consumed by fire and. shocking to add. two of his 'childrcn-One of them seven and the otber four years of age-perished in the flames. The father and mother with their youngest child. were absent from home on a visit-having left their other children, five in
 number, of whom the oldest was a boy of thirteen. to take care of the house. It is sup-
 posed that the fire was communicated to the l floor ny burning log which rolled of the | hearth nhenro if wraAsaa allv ae~ardAA es.R Rhc.