Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

! | IainI-" Up, then, and at 'em." SENEx. Mr. EdsOr-Sir: The hon. isaac hM," Senator in Congress from New Hampshire, is sending 10 the f0Htfa dwly Jr0nked, abU0dance of such precious mOFsels BentoHs letter about the Vice Presidency hia own eloquent speeches. 6c. Almost all our great men, such posimaster's cousins, committee men, SOc have been thss Sery properly noticed by the dis tsHgNished senator; hut cannot earH that our erem ptory graRdjMror has as yet received any thing. | trust the honorable senaioF need only he reminded of the fact Co indnce him supply the omission. Perhaps it may strike the minds Of some men as strange that dgni6ed Senator in Congress from N. Hampshire should frank asd forward documents and POli,ca pamphlets indeidaals in remote town in Co""ec,ic"'-~and some may think it is done a. the | suggestion of some of odr 6caessic grea, meu-and may think that it s sheer electioneering ar,i Ace--and may think that it s saher small business for Ggnifcd senator from another state o , thus play the whipper-O village pohcias ia our ow" Butt ssr, they all wrong. sThis is p.oppr bnsiaees r ,he ereas sesasase assee. i, isan. dertaken viihoM suggeson froas ane quarter-.aut
 feel quite sure that our iius,rious Postmaster twho by way ot pareDhesis hope ,o have an orpor,oni,y o vote for upou the Congress ticket nex, sprnrl has had no hand tn tte mater--an,i if either of ha aix clerks has had, altogether wiihou, his kuowD. edge.
 hope therefore you will puhsh this comnahica. ton, both for the sake of src.eas graod.jnror that hs distinguished merits and services may no long 1 CT be neglected: aad that hoth the New Hampshire great mar" a"d domestc great man, may no longer be subjected ,O the suspicious and .neeFs of the rds catiy ,oigs."
 PHlLo.ABRADATEs, efysso- IfiLtord.
 M'. Editor-If must he admitted on.all hands tha. the tories are rery pec~ar peopie. It is at least 'alf dozen years since Gideon Wells proclaimed ,ha, he aud his friends mean"g the tory federnl Van Bu- ren psriyl would Wih Me assis,ance ef the Geyrral GoUernment GET A SOUND AND HEATHY MAJORITY in Connecticaf That assissance i, s notorous has been prousely furnished, probably ny way of ius,ra,iog
 e sincerity of Cen. Jackson when he gave in his io- a"g"ra address emphaiicpledge that he would see that the patronage of the government was no, rooght into conAct with the exercise ofahe elective frauchee I" prosecuting enterprise which has proved so f",less. the tories talins e federal e,noc,ss) have resor.ed to every expeiient that ingenuity epuid de- wise. with view subdue Una, innate love of coun- try and firm devoion to the cause of souna morals,
 
 Liberty which predominaies in the breass of ihe cleo tors of Connecticut.
 There is however oae ar,i6re whchfh.y ;ayar;a adopt which mUet anrd liulc amusement 10 in. tegent whigs; and that is. inc qualification which they pretend to feel O" account great and g6s victory which they they are about io a. chievc. The tories annually seized with this spas- n,odie joy the t, usaally Aie nanah oi Fsbnatys and seeaa to grow spore essb .ese severe i've approach the fsst Monday April Jf you hear sOry coaserses os look iasa ipry seSaaVer, you overwhelmed with proofs that mighty resoIoiion just haod-you would sBppose that ., least nine. ienihs of the people 6f ;he had proved reereant Inc great whig principles for which their fathers fought the ba,,les of the revolution. But a( Ieng,h the hour of trial arrives; the whgs come up tuanfuy the cones; and ihe tories, the unhappy tores are " weighed in the balance and toand wanting;" and o in momen, the thin disgoise or joy is stripped of, and the unhappy wigh,s stand revealed ,O tho word poo. disconsola,e forsaken beings, without the hope of fofice ofics!!
 What difference Lefovs and cfier elec,ioH makes l with a tory as io latitude Of physogoomy! Some frigMiu cases have occurred. The coWntenance of a cerai" exjudge of probate twho shall he nameless) last spring covered with acre of smiles in pre-. tended anticipation of victory by tho parasites of despo,sm-hut the even, gave him a terrible shock, l and his features suddenly wrenched down in a manner to pu, recognton by his acqaan,ances almost | ai defiance. ,.s
 We understand that the tories have ihis year com. menced their periodical graiula,ons; bu, beneath a confident extesior. is easy tor an accurate observer l to discern symptoms of settled despondeDcy. But I why shoud nui the tories he permitted to have few ] weeks Of enjoymepti Surely the whigs should no, begrudge ,Lem ",he pleasures of hope. as there is little prospect that they wl kaow much of the plea- of fruition. All that VIC would say s that the I whigs sho"ld. when the proper moment eomes do up the business in their usual happy s,yic-ihcy should say little bot think asd resolve more Like those whose priacipIes they inher they shoSld strike home for libsry, and rush upon the foe resolved to conquer or die. Wais. The onih that the President q the Ua.eh Sfaies takes when he enters upos the hies of his office re- qsires hm support the coausa,iop; apd the con sti,u,ion requires him sec the laws flhfay exocu- ted. The construction which Gen Jackson has given this part of ihe constitution gives bio aFsoioie powsr aUder t he claims the po~ Of controlling iegisatiop; of controlling the treasury, the army and the navy, and oi making ait things in relation tie adinisra. | ton ol the government sabservieat to his will By a recurrence to the cons,ituio" of ahs siate it will be sha, the Governor has the same power conferred