Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-05

cancss-and all belonging sO aas Pasy--al being tas Gov. Welles waslds sasl RicliSg .itmOcrots-reaI whOle-hox Jaelksoa Van Burea nFssit is quite clear that nothing like. porfisGn Jssiias g" fiOm the New-MiIford JuFy box. to eadaae -ae rights of sus in SGperior or Cuaniy O fss '
 But to be seriaus--.I eouid fhe whole s'nr, might prove Gahrica.,ioa, but isse doW" 'f is truth: aud t pressa,s matter fer sse ssrions consider alton or every nd;vidGal who has ,igs i"eress any kind which he values, ~ho arrsaaIes i's just value the right ofw;a hy jury. OrG' ha" any regard for the honor of our country, drsi or the perpe,u i,y of ee institutions. 4. ta,uge period may recur to this subject again. SENEx.
 INTOLERANCE or THE WHIGs!
 Ar. Edisor :-The case of Jsrs4ay fiOadiSy, Esq, President of the late Whie COHsentio should he ful y stated, that the puhic may know w5 what justice s that the Van Burea feLeralis's actse the repUb-
 caas ofintoIerance. lis well known s's, Mr. Hoad. ley was maOy years ago appaiaisd Shssa oi Hartford coua,yi and being geusemaa If sssalseashed char ios in,eesy. s wss csasiassaA ia es sespo0s- be situation for humber of successive terms in spite of the eGor,s ot the very me" Who with much hypocFsy depore his fate. The confidence which lhe paAie reposed in the soond democratic
 
 i,y with which he had discharged the duties or the Sherfaasy was 50 Hnques'"nahie, that the Wings of Hartford county, and indeed of the S,a,egeneral'y, amos, universally wished his appointment by the las, Legislature. Bu. tn this they were disappointed by reason of facts that will now be stated.
 By immemoriaI usage tn Co"nectiGUi, the "omina. ton of all county officers is conferred upon what are called county meetings, tbeng comi,,ee" comp"sed of the memI,ers of the House oi Representatives from each coun'y.) sThe nominations thus made are u"' iormy considered expressing the sense of the co"n ,y, and therefore s very difficult procure their jecon iM either Branch of the Legislature. ln the meeting for the county of Hartford last spring, the publicans had small majority, aud therefore it supposed .ha, Mr. H. would be nominated as a matter ofcourse but the surprise of his friends, baio,ing ascerlanel lha, a small number of the Whg l members were n favor of ai change; and influenced i, is supposed by local considerations aud matters of personal friendship, their votes in favor of Wm Maiher Jr. Esq. the present worthy incumbent ofthe office above mentioned. Phe Tories immediately re. solved to wreak their vengeance upnU Mr H. agai"ss whom they cherished the most bitter resen,mens on account of the frmhess with which he had resisted the ultra federal measures of the present administrations I ther, t,hodgh they knew him lo he a s'aunch Whig,) ..''l A.... ia.axcd b hjm small majority in co""'y meeting. The object of the i5Tss" in Ahis mannuvre was only punish Mr. H. they could rs''""' of their frends) tat also to dissentions iUihe Whig ranks, from which they hoped to reap ample harves. future election; but in this, owing the enlightened patriotism aud devoted integrity of Mr & nad his l~iexiS ,asy sosS misrsabiy dis- appointed. The Legislature had only plain course to pursue. cOuMty meeting, tn which the Whigs ] had majority, had nominated good Whg for the | office o Sheriff. who admitted to be well qualif- ed for the place. How could the Legislature do o,h- erwse ihan acquesce in the result Co hch ihe ty meeting had come7 However much they might Ia. men, it.) Thus Mr. II. by the intrigue ol the Tories was left ou; of fofice-and the cry Of prescription prescription! is raised Rsains, the Whigs. But it seems that Mir. H. knows who histriends and who his enemies are, (ihe latter may well dispense with their crocodile ,ears and he s among the prompt, ot multitude of old democrats in resisng the intro duciion ofVan Burensm into Connecticut. IL should he added tha. ahe an,icipa,ions of the friends Of Mr. Ma.her as his qualifications have been realized, aud ,ha, he is dscharRi"g the duties of the office oi Sheriff ia that is entirely satisfactory to the community. AN ELEcToR. "Never there a legislature more decidedly the peope's, or more devoted io heir cause aud interest 1 ihaD thai under Gov. Edwards"
 The above is extracted from coliapu alton in tory paper iD this Sia,e The remark is wholly unac. cGmpa0ed with either proof illustration. As tlIe subject s important, s proper that this omission should be supplied aGd therefore beg leave re. 1 fer act entitled "aO act regarding aOaiOmicaI and medica! science, passed in 1883, evidence of the sort of des otioh to the people that the legislature of that year, under the auspices Of me, io whic. is appended ihs following significant words :-" Appropsd, June 4sh, l883,-HENRY w. | EDwA RDs,"-so that i sesras that Coy. Edwards ap. proves of coDsg0ng the rsmsi0s of the viriuous 'ho
 rieBdless poor all he horrors o he dssecng knife The islaiure Of 1885, by eWacing this law, declared that there ought to be distinction between a poor mam and he (e!on who expiaies his crimes upon the giitei and that the remains of both soald be deIiv cred over (" .O any medical professor surgeoH phy scian duly IceDced and residing ia this SiAe," be hacked and mangied for the advancement Of aHaiomi | cal and medical science. This real tory law outrage upon all She best sympabes ofihe human heart, and inflicted indelibe disgrace upon she char acier of the State. Whig legislature, aciGaied by
 truly democratic spirit, promptly exlEpated this root ("
 tory bitterness lrop, 0ug satpiary system. Now lei the people iudge which legislature most |" devoted to the cause Hnd interest ol the PeaPle;., which made
 the greatest exertiOns Co restore the State 10 pure democracy. wheber that of 1853, with Gov. Edwards its Head. prpyng by their acts that they considered poverty and felony sy0"ny nynous, and treating the former with Ihe same inhgniiy that is justly heaped upon the laer or that of 1884, under the aminisfra. | sou Ec.,, tlaeth m