Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-11

,la;r l;vea and fortunes on The ssue7 LOOK around
this Union, and II men of similar character ano IN
fellipence, IL men who admitted TO be the greaE
mel of the nation, with this administration. we
shall find them oil in favor Of The constitution and laws
The great Of the East, the West, the South enc
the Middle States against the present misrue-oH
embarked heart and hand for the refOrm-all are 10
the ranks ready TO go to their rescue.
Take also the press Of the cOuniry-ihe light an0
bencou the guard and seniiBes Of Ireed"m-and we
shall find MI Of influence and intelligence, not con-
necied 10 the administration by the ties O interest," arc
out boldly in favor Of the country The enemy 'eIns
that opposed to this nteigenee we"
they have the O6fces-ihey have the nat"razed clsi-
zes-,hev have the "f votes which the great ex-
tension Of the right Of suffrage has created In TINS
they are mistaken; they may tor time cheer anu "e
Jude the people-,hey may manage 10 keep their ranks
for "a time unbroken-but the influence Oi Prr"c'ple
and sound doctrines must finally prevail IL was 50 M
this city the last spring election; the wings went
for the country and the constitution, the tories SIMPLY
for the sI,"iIs and their right 20 govern them.
Tie result was, a powerful majority Of from s. to
5000, which they had year after year, was reduced TO
the Van Buren, Flag What proseIyte of character
and distinction has declared in favor Of the ueOrPa-
tons Of A nirew Jackson ?A-WhO has allowed himself
to he in favor oil the " Perish COmmp'rc' sysem?-
Wlo Of any reputation in tho country, says the Pre-
sidenl is the Government ADD has the sole right 70
control the Public Treasury? We. cannot BE insen-
sibe to the Ecr that the whole country is agOuset the
wings daily gaining gro,snds the cDrruptonisss
dwindli6g !" nothing. Their fate is scaled; nothing
CAD them IL the same union and activity prevails
ordinary prudence part It is conflict betwerD
the people aud the Office holders, the frerneD Of the
Stale and tire Regency, the loud cry Of he rODsia-
ton and the laws against corruption and ambition
There be no doubts wro shall ltaaaph.
Close Rrasca;ng.-The following sample of colInv
argument is frnm late number Of the Globe, and
thence transplanied into the Jackson Republicans Of
this morning.
"By law the bank is bound to redeem its Bs4es in
gold silver. BY refusing redeeHs 10 gosa, may
lie doubted whether it does violate it's chH1er."
In the same article, tie Globe says, 'Fse removal
Of the deposi,es the finishing stroke The Bank"
Why then is that and the other collar presses
stany wagiRg against The dead why does il
often ' slay tie slain p Why does lite strength
and its eloqneRce thing that received "the fin
ishing stroke" nine Raonhs ago. Truly wesre
in keeping up this continUeH eanfor ,,ainsi ins.i
tuition that, il not fnished' is to die natural DEATH,
with the expiration Of its charter IN 1886. Fkere
he in il, except what the Globe add is easters
may derive from keeping up hun'b"g. 'rhey raise +"
shout stir up coud 81 dust about IS finished snE
ec,s the end that pahlic attention and scruny may
be diverted from real and crying evils in the system Of
jackson rule-from the UsMrpa,Ons Of the executive,
and the waste aud extravaganza. IL not downright
corruption, in the Post Office Deparlment.-Ba
more Patriot.