Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-02

hWd seen the came individHa one gear spoEtiHg GOr one principle, and the next fOr directly tho reverse and in short, spOUIng aI corners rem ~l'ch the popular gales might blow. For person holding one office under ihe general government, mad noiOrOus'y seekng another under e state authorities iO be c"D- Oerned in riding from village vsge and sp0EffHg a, iaverns, siOres, BLACKSMITH'S SHOPS, school hOUses and other out houses iIfe for hs party and much more FOR HIMSELF, must have been i" ;he opinion of the elect inc very height Ofmodesty decency and patriotism. It is apparent that the sub iecis which this faculty be applied are inmu- merae. The reverend clergy, the institutions Ofre! Iigion, the of temperance, and the character conduct and principles of n'uIUdes of our worthy and Dprigh, czens. can be spOHted iaIO public Od- um, and made the objects Of heartess derisiOn and cOnlenlp.. II" short, NED must have supposed that this Accomplishment Indispensable to constitute the tne gentleman, the sMccesJi politician, the faiS- ed orator, and he eminent counsellor at law and hthe good people of Bethem had ho tco"sidering the ad- va",aRes which he lad enjnyedl GLORIOUS SPOUTIFlCATlON on the 4th ofjuly lasl, we are greatly mis,aken. 7' ''3'~
 g. aeish y6u 10 see hs oratioa eariy, Gdha him omit ss.ci poriioas as yom think ILL. ADAPTEDtoths stat< ofthiags at Beihiem--YOUR OBJECT IS EFF FECT, AND YOU [m"sr] LOOK WELL TO THE MEANS!! We are inclined think :im, the text has been corrupted, tprobaby by aceiden.,) and ha' or the words your and you we should read our aaR sce and then the sentence will stand ihns :-Our ob ject is sfecs, aud WE must look ,ceN 70 the means.- There is doBb bu. thai tbe whole aRair goi op
 y the e,ler.wriier, the hero of Wickopeenaes and few others. The plan to TREAT the good peo- pie of Beihlem festival under the pre,ence ofeei- ebraling the 4h of July. bu' in reality 'o produce SOME EFFECT On hei' minds ty the darkest iR- Hieue aud chiconery. The oraion i, seems is iO be drawn up, in reference the day, and the soul- stirring events which it's recurrence will bring 10 the recollection ofnli good men, but with an eye to the particular latitude and longitude of the respeca- he town ol Beihlem. Every thing is to be stricken out that is i adapted to the state of things there The conspisaiors look to the means, and all with a view to produce sprne EFFECT he minds of the worthy farmers and mechanics of ffIat town: and 10 entrap them into a line of conduct which they would not otherwise pure"e. Ia other words, I, e. B. P. Lod the understanding and discernmeat cf the inha | iiants of Bethenn cheap rateA@theref"re have equipped my SON NEDDY, on unaedged youth. with oraon which he is to spoas forth 10 his audience
 in such a manner as to produce eject of whch they are conscious We mus; keep dark, for ''s"rely ! n vain the net is spread tn sigh, of any brd'-we salI soon have the elhiemi,es involved io tolls. and then will reduce them 90 a servude times more aLject and degrading than that of the manacied sons and daughters of Africa--.ihey shall became
 hewers of wood and drawersof wa,er' to hsiate Pro- hate office in Wondbury. Is not this iair exposition of,he original? Farmersand mrthHn;cs Of 8sshsami
 xi xou net sparn the author afeuch unparalleled | indigny from your contIdeHcc Ioreyery Y 4. "He ,riH say Ilfie. and NOTHING DEclDED, OF national pOisics" Thai is say haweser boldly thc orator may declam other subjects, he will embark aa once in the disnifed business of TwADDLrxe when he comes any of those great questions which have proved interesting the people of this coatry.- If NED had any such propensity he certainly psy honestly by I. Example had also, tn this particular produced it's appropriate effect in giving him com. pete edscaton. He h:Nl seen how R man could fnr
 years in succession, in relation 10 almost every exci- ting topic of the day dodge here aud there whm might suggest interest dictate, and hoadde with all
 the adroness of Narraganse, ,ra,tmg her feet with surprising activity on both sides of public highway No doubt Ned performed this part of his duty with ma,chless skill.
 5. He will "ntten.pt to proue shs identity e serat ism aud ,chigism" Very modeSIy expressed indeed! He will attempt io establish the identity mentioned tn the iexii mol that he will do , for that ol- viously impossible. Every knows ,hs, there is a perfect coincidence between JeRersonian democracy and the whg principles both of the revolution and the present day. If NED had attempted 10 demonstrate the identity of Van Buren nsm ultra feder rasm, and loryism, no doubt he would have been emneniIy suc- cessful.
 G. WW direct 0iissson 10 the last .rar, the gng iaD. Src. 6e sate? Ks ycar denoc'acy et HARDY GROWTH enong gh to snst0in I?" What peculiar people the inhabitants of Bcihlem must be according 10 this exposition of their character! l. seems thai the wriier doubted whether they had single puisa. ton o patriotism that beat tn sympathy with feelings universally prevalent in this country. We must man. age, he excaims, the farmers and mechanics of Bet lem with the greatest caution! walk softly, Ned jusI asif you were treading eggs ilier preseat ai. tude is exceedingly equivocal! iG will do to sny a"y thing dscded on na,ioaai politics, for is doubt. fu what tefr opinions sech subjects, CT wieih- they have any ai a and ihere is danger Of giving offence! It will answer to alnde lo the ls,e war in the presence of Beihlem audience and nuch less will it do to dwell upon ,he odioas sedilion law enacted in the days 1.-the elder Adaa.s, aud which as been 90 jastiy rcprobased by 0alion'of freemen.- The democracy of the inhabitants is no. of hardy growth enough .o sussain it!! An! ah! Mr. c. B. Phelps! is this your opinion of iowa as Intelligent, "prsiii, firm and patriotic nay other the State