Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
CoMMUNIcATloWs.


 COMMUNICATIONS. Mr. Edao-The Electors of this State al ,sse sp- preaching Spring Election, have n nuome"so"s re- aponsibiliy resting apOn Them in she choice Of mem bers to the Legislature. There have heea nons chosen in the Union since the tscnsst6n somaepctA in Congress, on the greaa Cohsti,aiienal question:,
 whether the President shah have The right at any time to seize upon the pac treasury, without the consent ofCongress, or Of the people. Our Legislapre wifi De the frs. speak the known voice of the peo- pie tbs important saLjecs and the result will have great influence On ether SiateA Are the people of this enlightened and patriotic Staie ready sn surren- der up their berties obtained by the blood and ireay sure of those who fought and died in the glorious struggle of the RevoluioDf Are they willing that " Military ChSe7dsn" should sway the slOOrd ans ire parse of the nation? Will they consent to have vhs Legislature respond acquiescence the rsso lotions of ihe late Jackson Con~eniios held at New Haven will the people spesk through iheir next Legislature voice to l,c mistaken, ahd that will be heard from esd of ,i,e Unis6 ts other that as they value their Iiberses they s never cOh sent to have the PsesileRt ef ihe Uniled S,aas ,rol bo,k the treasury and be sRqrd of the Union r.? These are grave questions or the coAsderation of the Electors of this Ssaie; ahey form the issue be- tween Slapeyy and Lisessy; asd they must he am swered a, the ballot boxes the frs Monday fApril and let Eector feel that he has no. interest ae stake; one and all go to the lpolls andeeei oT talents and irmness, to fill both branches of ilse Le- gislaiure seect maD who is doubtful, or he moved hy party intrigucs in ,hs way you will gain the issue, and save your Republican GOuernment. LIBERTY.
 The radicals ,hroughou. the State seem fully lersiand that is necessary for them fasen 1heiri hopes of success in the approaching clecrioa upon something besides the deeds of the present ustrisus Chief Magistrate oftae nation They are beat ppow having legisIaiure devoted to ihsr iniesesA; bas how to sans ihe object is the quessisa. The diyd- aa whose name has hi,herto given popularity q ste;r cause, and for the support Of whose visionary and inous measures they stand ready to compromise ihS dignity and true policy ofe State, has, by course ot open and high handed abuse of the privileges sf his station and entire perverson the usrBle OE ac ton of his official truss: and by hs indscrminae de- voton class of favori,e parszaas n opposi,Ou io the good of hs country, rendered himself odious ao men of candor and intelligence that 10 hazard the event of the election when the influence oi As name. and the popularity ofbis measures, would bs incur inevitable and shameful defeat To this dilemma they have hit upon the expedisn of preaching ap she doe- ,rne that may support administration men ~iiboae giving counlepance to administration measures; aad that by this mys,efious disconnec,ioe hetssss msn and their avowed principles, give them the ariuphv without injustice to our own opinions. They Aass the barefacedaess tell that she great qaesiisag sha, asiiass the country and tie alarming pablie distress brought upon the community by the asb;trary act of,he P.esidepi in remosing ihe deposes consii iute no reason against supporting those for ofice whose only preten,ous founded upon their zeal ia procaiming ,e praises of the hsro, asd the wondes sfhs magcan, regardless of the welfare ofshe nation.
 They endeavor to coaceal the shameful consequen- that would result from giving the voice of,hs Ssae an expression in favor of the mad and destructive course of the Execuiys, by eSdeasoring so keep up the idea of separation between Nationai asd State politics !, is lrus we So expect 10 iegsiate here in Connecticut ppoa national measures or tO impeach the fragrant conduct ofihe Pgesidspt before Gen- eral Assembly; but we deem highly imporiani thas she tone of feeling in that body upon all these subects shOal De correctand shai the seneiaepis ofihe sate may here be correctly expressed nOechsiop requres it.. And we also bslieve that t6s dsEs6esAey of the cosntry give sharp rebuks, al the taiiot box.
 
 the and reckless career of tloss who respect neither the assusioas of the laad. aor shs laws by which we governed. We hope these hass artif- may he properly understood, by which tLs enemy is struggling for the ascendancy. and we will leasetks result to the 6rs. Monday in April. 4 FAaMxR. The leaders of the Jackson party in this Couuty; aud especially those of them who are candidates ior office at the approaching EleesioD ara rssor,ing to new effort at deception, for tho pefposs of conceal
 ing their true chataciers from the eleeprs; and thae is. by denying that 1bey are s faes JacksOp-uaea- man who was . wespber of sAe lass Legslaiars: who voted to elevate to he Chief Magisiraey q ts slate an opea and decided politician of aks Jacksaa school; who was . supporter of every prosesipsisa measure which disgraeed .thAi body ;ssho has siaes attended every Jackson caacGss sad dedsssntioa ie which he could psocass hmsesf appaisssd dslssais and iA aa Of these has Sosed to nemiaassb Jacksoa men for olaee, and who is aov sapporlisg aad re- GOmnsadiag iO the electors shs ilshet pss es,h hv tAe Jackson Ceavsnuon si Nsw-I1assn. q which he was.a members such a msh wil haiea6e hasaihesd. to declare in the Gaes aud eyes Of al theee eas EO
 certain pOrsisa e de scors ihal he is aOt Jack son man. And ir Gha people clsSose 1o give morn