Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-11
NO CHANGES +! NO CHANGES

AIS IS the lmpudent cry of the Tory
journals in various parts of the country, in
; regard to the friends Of the administration.
and the successorship proposed by the Of
fee holding aristOcracy. They say they
are just as strong as ever, and have not suf-
fered by detection and desertion. Now
the truth of the matter is, that the changes
have been eveR more numerous and re-
markable than is generally imagined even.
BY our own party. Consider the changes.
IN the newspaper presto begin with
among men who had fought long and brave
/ ly to advance General Jackson to his pres
tent position. In New York two of the
ablest and most efficient journalists of the
whole corps-Noah and Webb-unfinch-
ing Jackson-men, till they found themselves
deceived, and the President surrounded by
sychophants and knaves--were compelled
by an insurmouatable sense of duty to
torego the advantages which they might
have reaped from an union with the gov
eminent, and fall into an active and ar
dent opposition. The Tory presses at
tribute this to- the influence Of large loan
from the Bank Of the United States. Now
the perfect absurdity of this is apparent
from the fact that If the gentlemen had
been accessible to corrUptioiis Of this kind,
instead ofborrowing money from the bank,
on good security, and money to be repaid,
they might have received double the a.
mount from the Kitchen Cabinet in the
shape of wrapping-ps blanks, Irvine,
and extra allowances, without any repay
meni at all.
AT Washington, Mr.. Duff Green, who
labor ed as hard and as successfully as any
man to make our present Chief Magistrates
what he is, in situation where he might
have been as richly rewarded as Blair NOW
|is-renounced him, and with him the gem
tleman whom the ofice-holders have SEE
lected as the recipient Of these kingB pre-.
negatives which they claim for the Execu-
tive. a.,
TO look at the changes among the lead
ing men in New York--not among the
merchants, traders, and private individuals
merely-but public men of eminence-
what do our friends say Of Gulian C. Ver-
planck, Dudley Selden, DR.. M'Neven,
General Root, Counsellor Sampson, Og-
den Hoffman-all men Of intelligence, in4
tegrity, high standing, and great influence
among the Jackson party, and men to
whom its highest rewards were open9 In
Pennsylvania, who are Senator M'Kean,
Secretary Inpl,am, Judge Hemphiti,. Do
ane and MI. .Coulser9 Why they are all
cured Jackson-naen. What shall be said
Of Archer, Leigh, Tyler, and Governor
Fazaweli .Os sNlirgiaia1 OF Galhean and
i. all his friends in South Carolina2 o.
Poindexter, Blsck, and Judge Case, Of
i Mississippi9 OF Gilmer, Wilde. Govern.
I or Troup, and Judge BARREN. Of Georgia
> Of Churchill,s King, and their friends ii
I Maine--and the thousand other men wht
fostered and sustained Jacksonism ant
Jackson, till an imperious sense Of dut,
compelled them to abandon the cause 3
= Have not these menentirely changed thci
I views in regard to Jackson and his admin
. stration-and will our enemies still per
+ sist in saying that there are NO CHANGES
y This assertion is true in another mod
: Of viewing it. There haze been no chan
e ges among the Wigs. The administra
ton mon cannot point to an Individual O
high standing and political character VIII
= has left the ranks Of the opposition. w
!, challenge them to produce the name of
!. single MANI Boston atlas.
i, Last Monday, nsiwo girls seveo sears ofags, wer
passing hand in hand over bridge nj Concord, the
stepped on plank, one end ofwhich had become RI
moved from The sleeper which Il should rest, an
were instantly precptated into the river and drown
: eE
Horrible accident occurred on board the seafne
Lancaster, from New Orleans 10 Louisville NJ
Wilson Valley Of Evansville, Indiana, a cabin pas
scnger in passing through the engine ROOM was caugil
by the fly wheel, and nsanianeously severed in tw
-his head, arms and breast falling in the hold, wh
the other part Of his body hong the wheel. HE
+ mains were Inferred at Grand Pierre.
s The gang Of robbers who have infested the Missis
sippi for time, have been broken Up by the in
hsbi,ants, who turned outagains, them. Lynchs Law
' was freely applied 10 those who were captured.
Tile Boston Transcripts says il lie rumored that III,
cause Of Mr. Everet,s resignation is the probabilii
that Mr.. Quincy will resign the presidency Of Harvar
: College, and that Dir. Everett will be appointed I
r. that important Office.
: Mr.. McDsfie, Of South Carolina.ia consequence @
III health will not he candidate for reelection iron
his district; and has sgni6ed his constituents sOult
IA his health so improve, he will be obliged 20 resgI
q immediately.
r. A law SOFT in Plymouth, Mass. respecting pig
worth three dollars the defendant the sum oons
i hundred, aad the plaintiff sustained equal expense
4 d,aI tank Mace nj LynchhuYR Va aeN will