Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-13

been TsaIised7 Not even has there been sn atssmpt made to auswsr the juss sxpecIalOas of Uho Psspls An unseen and irresponsible power has. by aaueriaE the preadces and exciting the passions of the Pres dsn,, taken possessOn OE every bEaaeh sf ths gOv- ernment and is welding all ss resources Uo cor rupt the nation and accomplish ths most base and ssn is.er purposes. The upright and patriotic ssasssen. who have been called by she Presidena snseessvefE to hs aasistaDce have been driven iao retirement he- cause they would sOt consent to exhibit a ignOBls subserveDcy to the views of the wvsIchos who have long been emactiDg at the White House the part of high fife below stars." B0t this has not sDt- ised the eORspiralOrs agaiHst the peace, prosperity and happiness of the country. They have precipea- ted the PresideRt upOH the mad eI seiEing upon the whole OG tlss pubic treasure, withdrawing tt from the custody appOisteby law, and concentrating in his bands all tho inmenss power Of the purs0 and the sword, tn defiance both Of the Constitution and of Congress and the imminent peril SfIhe liberties of the nation. The PreSidoat has conferred the Ol ten millions of dOllars on whomsoeseg he would Banks uncreaied by, and wholly irresponsi ble to Congrsss-inslitSlions which must submit im pliei.Iy sO the executive will. Thus he has given to
 
 haPs oo greai,1 and organized wholesale system sf bribery aud corruption which tf noi ress,edj must 500" sweep away every ves,se of pSblic virtue. In addi,ioa ao his be has tIrowDthe whOe currency of the country ipso confssion. asd is spreading bank- rspscy and desola,on threysho helasd. CT all the evils which eas atict eo,nnGai,y hat of asctoa- ting, Snsoupd aud aepreeied asrtepcy Is the great est. It comeshoiae ,ks b0spess and bosom oi ev- cry man; it vss the hish and ,he Isw, the rich aad the or,aad caesies with s amhasraSGmeas aud dis trees ia every variety orfssm. WAy ha,e ihess ear lamities heeaabronght mpon she eoSsawf Why bas the President resolved desro hs sseas ssnsersa- iiveprineiple wAieh Nasi6nal BssA aay eaal supply. contrary tho wishes of tte.immediate Represen,a- ,ises of the People? Way has he asssiles .Le ~xis- ting insiiiSsion with impiacable resen.en,, vosse the tlisbsed isiA oi the nation, and by assuming hostile a,,ilsde, des.yoyed e cos6denes which the Baak naust have in the government h esahte so re- eve the publie distress? Ia alt ahese movements we can trace the hand of che sa6fie asgicssn who kas resolved to aseend the Presidential chsr, ad occupy bad eminenee at every hazard. -..- People of Li'ch6eld county We are not remau. sibIe for the result, however disasssons may De to the country In every stage of the sswiss aavs. .x
 
 in this county has exclaimed by his vote, Veto ve- to-! Veto "! Let Us co",t"ue ie exercise ta in- valuable right, and let the people in,espose again and again their Ve,o until tyranny and oppression is p"s down, profgase driven from the couasels of tho n"op, and the supremacy of shs consolidation aud the majesty of ihe laws are thoroughly sindica,ea-s
 Per or,ler of the Na %t
 Central COmmatee of Correspondence.
 
 Al such time this. when the ps6Iic Is bleeding at every pore. on account Of mad aud ,ytapoieal measure of military despo,, i, m6st he expeced that his adherenis will sesors.o every measure of evn sion 'o screen themselves from he searcins seru,i. ny which the electors will institute ., ihs ap.sSaeh- ing eIec'on }If we love oar country, t beAoses us at such time "s 'hs 10 lay asde opr oeal jealous ies aud homecoming divisions. and go fay osr coun- try. our constitution and Aws. They .se al is jeS,,. ardy: there is verify but s,ep between us and ire. trievable ruis. 1f' F>t.sf-
 It is 10 be expected that the Jackson men will tet us, that the coming eectiOn has luie or nothing ,o do with Datonai politics. They viii say tba. h is with our own state affairs and private concerns ,ha, we have to do-and that io ile removal oG the de- poses we ought Rot trouble ourselves utout that people may think differently spoa that suiiect snd yet agree !" every thing that Is impor,an, to us.
 These ge"'le@en may be assured ,ha. we are too serious to be triied wah tn this matter. What ayas we succeed to hearts coutent in every thing 'ha. relates 10 our party, s,ae f while ws are co"'endi"g for the lnaves .aad fshes oi ofce, our constitution and laws heeems 2 desi letter
 If man evaces a direei asowal of his SC en,imen,s upon this aabsorbing topic. he shoald be s~s dowm as friendly to the removal sf the deposi.es. Depend upon i, there is nothing that sestraiss him from openly "vowing his approval oi ha, msssase bs. ,Is odi0m which is attached 10 ii. Let such a utan he set down as demagosue, wlso wiii stick d, So,hine to OO'"i" office. and who will he see" to abuse ,he power entrusted to him. Thisis the man tl.ai woas readily gipe ID sAe body f poor J4.a,as r disssc- 'on, if his party required il. He wiii have co scsu- pies of conscience whea his ineres,s are<onceraeds who has no attachment for the ins,iis,ioas of his country; creed but the will of his party; amh mo consistency iH any shing hat reverence Es himsslG and idoiasry for the Old Roman" ".
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