Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-02
From the Virginia AdUocate.

| Who sUould not be Jackson Man ?-"N cuvereth one all over like unto blanket" as SanchO said of sleep. It Is Panacea fnr all moral ailments, and Cleanses political leprO- sy as birthstone curesthe itch. Do you want 1 tO raise the wind-or tO Gnd new way to pay old deLts--cry hurrah for Jackson. Have you been crossed in love. or lost your law suit, or failed in trade-come and dive into the pool of Jacksonism, when the muddy waters are troubled. Would you be great man in spite of nature-a patriot without vir- tue-a statesman without knowledge-a phi losopher without talent-cry hurralr tor Jack son. Are you a federalist of the blue light and black cockade order. steeped in the wool of the sedition act, and hung up to dry on the hooks of the proclamation and the force bill | -.-ery hurrah for Jackson two or three times tOf a windy day, and you are asieader of fhe republican party. Did you approve the trea- son of Aaron Burr or Benrdict ArnOld-have you been kicked and cufed like wet dog, by every whipster, from Calendar to Tom Ritchie-praclice the ia sol iG mi ofthe Kitch- en chorus-the Bank or no Bank of the Jack son. V an- -Buren- Benton Fancy -KendaI school -and you are a statesman, "ripe for strata gem and spoil" Were you dunce at school. have you been seven times spurHed by the people when you offered to serve your coun- try, and are you in want of the wherewlthaI to make the pot boil, try the hard money tact, and jingle few Benton yellow jackets" at every body but your creditors, and it's odds if you don't rise to aR embassy or department. 1t is the short cut to fame, tO wealth and power; and one has hardly time to put on clean shirt, or comb his head, before he writes his name with Kendall, and Whitney, and Blair, and Lewis, Slc. sc. on the milky way of "glOry." Doth it surpass yOnr compre- hensiOn how two and two make four, cry hurrah for Jackson. and two to one if they don't make duzen. Are you puzzled at the learning of the books. yet ambitious to be wise without reading them. get the Globe to puff you ever and anon, and your wisdom tits like pair, 0f ipex pressibles.
 I This Jack s0aism is d crucible, which, like l thlt of the astrOlOger. turns all iIaser metals to gold. Iki is the Procr,istes bed, which. h l your conscience he too long. will dock U at the kuees---if it be too short, it will stretch II to the othedox standard. even to the tearing asunder of joints. It is t. dictionary. which spells economy and ravagance-reirench- n,ent and corruption--reform and abuse-- principal and intersst-right and wtong-with ihs same letters. IL is great political Steam Kitchen, where public opinion, Ministers Plsn- ipotentiary, Senators. Presidents and Vice Presidents, are al4 cooked to order, from the rawest materials. just as the wench dresses beef steaks and apple dunpiings. Oh! what it is to be Jackson man
 We would call the attention of the Wbigs | to the necessity of unceasing, untiring, and u- nited exertiOns, until the first Monday in Oc- tOber. We have ,igilant, an active, and a guarded foe tO contend with; foe who will use all means, honorable and dishonOrable, to | ensure themselves success whose leaders are ] office holders, and therdfsre feel deeper in- terest in the svent; who feel as if it was their last stake, and being therefore desperate. they will use unbounded exertiOns. Let us meet them with corresponding exertions, let every Whig feel as ifOn his own individual exertions, un his own individual vote. depended the fate of liberty, of the Constitution and of the laws.
 Middleton Advo.
 The Tories are in a great quandary as to how they shall attack our candidates. MT. Seward, they tell us, has got red hair. but so has Mr.. Van Burpn, aud so had Gen. kafay- cite SD this weapon, formidable as it might be under other circumstances, is of no avail. Against Mir. Stilwell. however. they have heavy charge. He is shoemaker This is horrible, according to their democratic ideas of dignity. They cannot endure the thought that shoemaker shonld'run against their it. ustriouy John Tracy, although they know he has ten times the talent. It was cruelty in the whigs to leave the tories in such a dilemma. but we see no way of helping them now.
 POughkeepsie Eagle.
 From h. Troy Whig: Sept.e .e4.