Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-05

well of the President himself TINS d'scourSes o" inc
alarming strides take" and taking Oy '"e GAeC"
live DEPARTMENTS Of The Government TO PerPe'"a'e
,h. svccess;on. The editor Of the Banner has the
,.., feelings towards General jackson, but has no
idea of suffering him TO appoint his successor:-
SIGNS OF THE TINES.
However long cherished friendship may attempt to
endeavor to repel the charge, 10 now generaY n"y
universally admitted, that the President oil me Onneu
States has been far deceived ana n'se1 ny "Ose
zion, him az 10 he now actually in the field, ~ SUD-
stance and in fact an excited and active Pari'zan J"
| the canvas Tor the succession! :! How this mas oee1
,vonsht about--by what causes-by what agents, ana
hat motives tuaed those agents. each will form
that opinion which is most agreeable 10 ms preco"-
| ceiyed notions and attachments: But an mus agrees
that whale YER NAV be the intentions OF Gen. JACK
or to the extent 10 which he is conscious oil having
gone 10 placing himself before the people IN the att
Jude Of champion" OF Mr. van b"fe", a" a. ors ro'
duced on the minds Of the nation. Whatever may ne
The result Of the Presidential election Mr. va"
Buren, has and will have, on the one hand 81" tne oe"-
eG, which The Presidents zeal in his behalf can be-
stow; and on the other hand, will have 10 contend a.
gans all the injury to his cause which sncn =" e~
+, ia most certain that IL Mr.. Van Buren, s'"t' oS
elected. i, will he the resu, Of Gen. Jsckso"s poro
lar,v and preference, and the people OF TUG C"'e
states will nave accepted President upon ms recom"
incubation. The precedent VIII 'hen nav "s"
tahIished Of q regular succession 10 M'e rhs
,irougb The Executive favor and appointment! AUS
NAV he for good-bu in our humble es'imaiion' por-
tends the most fatal termination TO our government
II is for the people consider OF TINS q"esno"'
Tor the Patriots and Sages Of the Nation, to pohdeF
and resolve upon. lfthis course ought to he aKeh-
if thi. precedent must be esabi'shed-wnS 1e: u" Sc
mr. minds nj ease on the question Of the tresidehcy
WI. h.rrass each other or excite the public about ~,
. when the principle is admitted that Inc Fres'ue":
choice Dug 10 be adopted Le. '"T ,e ..ss;on il
! this Warare-the eiec"o" 10 '" 49,
Ru II there he those, who, like ourselves, dread the
neration of this precedent in the days that are 10
% cnme. IF there ne those in the and who, with w.
will still, cling, both principle aud practice, 10 ."e
freedom Of choice j" the election Of The
nublc wo the righ, and the duty OF the people 70
act freely and independently upon me NC"
IS we saw TO them up and doing, tor the Phshes ae
. NJ vor gates! Come the standard Of your country
" | and rally under the Banner OF Freedom.
G.,erol jackson at his old tricks aguinGood Ne'os:
n We learn from Nashville, tIhe authority u"d1nb,eot
n that on the meeting Of the Legislature on
\. the 5th inst every member received ;hree
the Globe containing articles strongly ana paf"cu'"
e ~ abusive of Judge White, and designed expressly "
operate upon the prospects Of that gentleman no" on
10 az a candidate tor the Presidency, hut apo" 's re-
Iec,;on TO the Senate Of the United S'#es These
Globes we're all developed and FRAMED BY TIVE
l" PRESIDENT THE UNITED STATES; ann NOR ~" ""e
ri three by the President J" MS own
81 hand srriting This circumstance produced srt"
no ctemen, among the members as among me c'h'hs
Of Nashville gerera'y ana on IND vnaSmonr,,
reelected Judge White. Our authority slatea l"''"G
he that Tennessee AT this moment, ~ as nee'nfG.y NV
l
r The subject is thus further noticed IN the he"ucS!
Reporter:-
N. 7,sunesspe-We learn verbally that the Legislature
-. r T.nnessee which is now holding its fret session
under the Constitution, has s}hhfsd Sniss
u Nt;.~ ,"~issrHiH the opening Of the
ature three copies Of the Globe under the frouk o.
". Jackson. r. " s. found upon The table Of ey
I'd Try member led with the most scnrrons abuse o.
me Jndge. The endorsement Of it. however, bv thI
100 president, appears TO have produced no, the aghie
he eHcc' upon the independence Of that body Truly m
Generals glory has Departed from Tennessee whe
'nsv treat his commands with such ed and merI
ted contempt. we t,. ~,.,>-r - ---.c.I
s. ito" a, the manly and Independents sprit displays
,d upon this OCCASION.
III The Van Bnren men endenvor console each 9th
:" er for their tremendous defeat in Pennsylvania H.,
nrPu'l"c the canse wholly the local division ,he
party in that STATE. which tey say will he healed be
fore the Presidential election when they will nj, pes
\. united i" support ofIhe Van Buren, electoral ticket
= They have no sort 0f reason for INDUCING in such
. hopes. Vas Buren, has hold upon the admiration
Is or affections OF the people of 'ha, S'n,e they view
70 him much in the light their U. $. SENATOR
u Mexican who is firm jackson man. Mr.. Mexican
. | said OF him. IN 1882, rs follows:
'Tbe uusparing bitterness Of his IVAN Buren'sy
. former opposi"n to General Jackson-coniinueh nn-
I'll every hope Of success Blasted by the frmness
OF Pennsy but little in favor of sin.
ceriy and patriotism Of his aIe faw ming prolessi"ns-
T." say nothing OF their grossness and serviiy Sua-
ted MS am, when AZ home, on the confines OF New
york. and having bee" personally intimate with many
M. Van Burens pariizans-iew l. have LaL
better opportunities than myself Of mark ing his po,i-
cal nahOnvrea, for the last twenty wears: during
winch time he has exhibited all The powers and oual-
ties with regard To politics, Of the cbame ion assum-
ing every hue c"lnr which his ambitious pnrposes
IN view OF tho exgencies Of the moment seemed 10
, require" 80
Such ie the testimony in regard to Van Buren, or
1en: Mexican, who was not long since elected 10 The
U. >. Senate by the Jackson party. Will lie or his
party mite with the Office holders supper, Of the
Van Bu'en electoral! ticket? Never they ,So.,i.A
sooner support either Of the other candidates who are
now before the people. II lie highly probable that this
individual and his friends supported either the Wolf
or Muhenberg ticket Let their votes be TAX en- from
either OF the divisions and what will be left 10 Van
y Buren,? W..
DO the Van Buren, men forget that PENNSYLVANIA,
strong MS she was in support Of Jackson, during the
last Presidential Contest hrew nUay her roses for Vice
President, rather than give them to Van Barren? This
individual dd not receive of her THIRTY eec0.
ra Soes and she therefore had hand in giving him
his present elevation Is it at AN probable, then ,thaA
she will turn about and support him fos the Presidents,
cy?-Pot.
hich to be believed 2-~I will only add that INV
answered. Gen. Krepps written without consuL
tation with the Presdenlo any else, and If spas
Jranked The President thke did knOtp any thne
| of IT'S contents.' ANDREW J. DONELSON
al never have franked any letters or packages for
Major Donelson oithOut being informed Oftheir CON-
| Tents" ANDREW JACKSON.
From the Concord (N H.| Courier.
Shooting Mnrder.-On Friday last, a Mr. Erceh
Wood, OF Sullivan, in this State. called unnr - M