Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22

knocks ihs argument 10 the head a oncs and aholah. e the right alhe eEeress ofEsasOn in every member or preccps nf public fHnctiOnaEy, in these demOcra ic times, the majority argument iS R indicated ns tlae haal answer-ihe GLine ratiO Tegum. JacksOn s the choice of the people, therefore he can do no wrong. This is the aFgnment that nnciiOHary used, Co justify hs war upon ihe Baak aud the Sensie And Uudsr the influence 0I which, we IO Oe rufed, as with . rod of irOO Hence we see no appeal made by the Jackson press tO the rt0soR OG the pe0ple. Mo- indeed the exercise of that faculty virtually inter. dcied. I s io the democratic paGiy-s0 the Jackson men-the appeal is made-as to slaves mercenaries -whO are called upon to voiei 0ot tO reason.
 ToshOw what mOnsirOus contradictions this mode OG reasoning has sustained, have only Ihe OpiniODs 0i this administration with practices. The rules laid 6owW by for i'S conduct. n mencemeet Of its career. WnqIesiianably suWd, but every ofthose rules has been violaed-elen. y, grossly and shamefully viOlaIed-and Yet, by the majority principle, they all proved be riyh de- mOGratic, cOnsist
 Every man of sound mind svi agree with us in say. ing ,ha, the maxim uttered by Marcy the floor Of the SeRate that the victor beIvpg the sIsOis O te 1 VanqUshed," is Rnti-repuhlicaN and Preghani with evi to Ife State aud IO the parity of the elective an- chise. And yet it ia the maxim upOU which this ad- miUlStrali6n has been coBdIcIed aNf s sdstained.- be prOponder of has b+en twice signally rewarded tor nerance. by the votes ola large majority in his own State. 4 '
 During the first three presidential terms, the party in power was ihe federal party. u was dlsitngoshed the federal party .because it advocated the conter- ring of the appointing in its iues seDses apo" the executive. The RepubiicaD, JeferaOnian par ", then, opposed the exercise Of this power. In ls widest consiiuona ni,a Hnd also to the federal party, ihe party which adopted e consiiiui6n wii these excePonahe osisions. Where is the Frter- linct. How are to judge Of ihis? By the disnee Of its doctrines? lfso, contrary fact Is proved |, exists in all s prisne vgor in the Jackson party of are poi merely s"bsant;al hut practicay, those of ihe Federal party of former days. But with ihis dh- ference, a, the prescott federal dem"crac party are far more federal than tue past The high toned sen. tlments Oi the old federal party are unknown 10 ;he federal paryto the ignorant and aieet pamders Co the vices Of the present eSecntiye--whOse will is law and whose word ia power Upon the federal prin- ciples they have engrafed those of the toy, archisfs, of old England. They have commenced the work of corruption here in the that Wall pole commenced his in tSat couRiry-by buying up aupt,orievs with planes and the resources U the Treas nry. practice which every wise and patriotic states man in England deplOres and which every such man in this country, will see cause for deploring No man ever thought ofcaliicg the English minister rep"l''i- can, ademocrat or Whg; and no man, in his senses, consistently call Jackson republican or his sup. p"rters democrats. It is wful perverson of tan- guagc.
 The Supreme Cour, of,he United States assembled Washington the 18th inst. Present. On. Justice Mar.tali and Justices Mclean asd Baldwin. Next
 day Mesers Story and Taompson took tle'r eea,. and also Mr. Wayne, recently appointed.
 Poor Gid! poor Gid! he has been threatened and logged 70 by some Of tie party in Hartford ,ha. he now crouches like very spaniel He has heretofore talked very largely against waddiess and irimmers deuouncing them in good round terms-hut now, as- sistance is acceptable from any quarier hence in his last paper, speaking of these me-servers, he says "We never have opposed any such nominaons-se never intend to.'' That's right-uow down upon your b,,,. fully of any of the party, and your degradation will be complete.
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 The Na,ionall Inteilieencer of Friday says: l" The venerable Judge DwU0t has resigned his seat On the bench of he Supreme Court nf the United Siaes; aud Roger B. Taney, of Maryland. is understood 10 have been nominated 10 the Sena,e ny the President of the United States yesterday, 10 succeed him. tThe nom- ina.ion has moi been acted npon."l
 DIED,
 fn this vil!age the l6th inst. Abby colored large family of snall ch ren are saddeny bereft of all those offices of maternal and kindnese which had been pc. formed towards them win desotedaess aud indaery worthy the praise and limitations Ofa rasf,u hnfe weatA calm -fy fynna.