Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELEcFION-fhE
 NEXT PRESIDENCY

THE CONGRESSIONAL EEFCTTON-fiE
 NEXT PRESIDENCY.
 The election of Members Of Congress from 1his State, at hand, is important on account of ils connection wiih the next Presdescy. The nomi- nation Of Hugh L. White IOT that oce, sud the favor and cordialty with which his HHsarHishsd aams has been received tn the south and southwest has only created great connson in the Van BureD ranks, and overwhelmed the KiIcen Cabinet with consternasiOu hut has rendered it almost certain ihat the choice of the successor of President Jackson will devOlVe upon the HOsse of Represe naiives, where al t,e States by the provisions Oi tue constitution pat upOn footing of equality. Io the disposi.iOn of the Pres de"cy by the electoral colleges, Csanseiicut has lits strength influence, bn, in the Hosse of sRcpresen- tatves she possesses Oneiwenty pass ofIhe a pos'ng power that high office. Hence is felt to be of the greatest moment by the iends of Ehe Mag. elan, both n and of this State. io carry the tory Congressional ticket; and the strenuous exer- ,iOns making for that pUrpose. It is believed. however, that there many upright electors in 'he State wLo have supported the present executive Iem q variety of motives, sad wc feel invincble gepug- for lhe character of r. Van BOren, and Gorthe NewYovk system of politics. and therefore are deter. mined to resist his aspirations far the Presdency to the last. This elass Of our fellow eatzens sould bo longer deceived. II is longer question whe,h- Gen. Jackson is administer the goyernmena up- the principles which he has it to adopt, for
 to these he will doubtless adhere ihe end) but s whether ,Re KiicheR Cabiaas and their compeers throughout the coUntryihose who hold expect of- Gce-shall desgnat his successor; or scheihsr eke appointment: sha be maae by the ony legitimate ss- tEority, TEE PEOPLE THEMSELVES. Let 10 then vese ior the tory Congressional ticket under
 he dehsive idea of supporrins any other cause than
 that of Marsi" Van Raren. Le, every elector remem- ber sa, if he his suffrage n favor of Isaac Tou. cey and others, he does all he can to place men 0 Congress whO will make every effort to elevate the great "triguer ,o the Chief Magis,racy. Let those who feel dsreish for the of chicaner recollecs that the whigs have nominated ticket that is wholly n"con'inHsed on the question oi the Presidency. The whgs of this State by means satisfied that iris expedien 10 support candidate from New EnglahdA- it s true that they appreciate as they should the exa
 ed talents and PtE ee Mir. Webster bu, they may think that some other indivua ofadequa,e qualfca- 'io"s would be more likely succeed--to defca, the spots canddate-.o break down the system of re wards and Punishments, and peace prospe. ivy and happiness to our beloved country. Let every eec,ar remember chat should the whg Congressional ticker be elected, they will go Washington a, liberty to be- stow the vote of the State ta the choice of Pre- siden' should d+volve the llouse in such manner as will promote bes, interests. and is bee adapted to ensure he ascendancy of sound principles tn our l national councils, AK HECTOR.