Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-26
THE ENQU7RER.
LITCHFfELD. MARCH %, Is36.


 made out ny the Whig COavsniios New.EIsVeD last month. together with the names q ihe candidates for State Senate iH the different disFi6ss of this couny- and shall continue paIish them unil che election We trust the electors will not require much urging to come forth on the rss Monday of April and gveio the Ticket their gealOus and efficient support. The time tor action preparatory tis has arrived Es- cry whig elecOr should take UpOR himself becOme personally informed whether his neighhor intends o be at his p0s', and advise him ly alI menns o be ready. The Van Buren corps are exceedingly active sud thoiOUghy irained-lhey win laage no s,nne un. turned to delUde i1lO eir ranks asc may be con. sidered wavering. or not firmly ixrd iu princple- Win proper vigilance, wiih half the industry and zeal Of their opponents there be question that the whigs will achieve another glorious victory. Ru, Hthey becOme weary in well dOngif they relax their eSeriOns, they may depend upon the yao Bureni,es will not but, taking advantage of their fUpineness, will fasien upon them ,he plaques oi Van Burensm tor whole year to come before change be ef-c,ed. Up thea, whgs of Lchieid county io ,he polls, and all will 20 ristt.
 From all parts of the State hear that the Whigs are aroasing themselves for the coming contest wi, the hordes of Van Burem. Hartford aud New.Haven counties will we assured give larger maori,ies than last fall, and old democra,ic Fair6el, instead of gi,oe Jackson majority, she then did, will go strongly the other way. Ia eae dissric h Is said there will be difference of 400 votes. Windham md Toland will also do better than in the ff sdtl ew. .Eon.oi, and Midd!esex will at least hold their o&a. The Whigs have every encouragement persevete in inc gor- ous cause, aud signal and triurphant victory awaits them. Though the Van Buyen missionaries fiu,n N. Haven aad Hartford coun,ies who have been svu,ir;up the state pretend give encouraging accoap4s to ,her
 asiers, tt is done with such ehop4fallen and eonea ted coun'e"ances that tho muks of despair are dis tnc'y visible. They proclaim that "panic" of the worst kind has seized upon their followers. 'e.z@ 1ass ss; s
 i've have not declared ovr confidence from week to week, oa the complete Of Ihe whole yshig ticket, has been tOr the that we were willing the Jackson men should far alarm some of our whie fri"nds hy their boassing excite them Co their whole duty. But we must now be permitted 10 say 'hh' we o not believe there are ten Intelligent Jack. son men ' the cay who have any hope ofcarryng the State provided the Wings make general raly. All their hopes have been founded 00 the belief that we should he caught mapping. Since they have foand us dspired; they know their late will he sealed on the first Monday ia April and they already acl like con. quered and desperate men. We did believe until a. l00utge0 hope of eec'"g one or two of their Cnngressmen but we have seen enough the past week so convince us that all such hopes have been sbaHdoned.
 NeW- -lEdssa Pattad.
 i've have wiihin the past wsek seen and covered with Jacksonmen from Hartford and New Haven co.'s and they all speak with less confdence than hereto. fore about their prospecis-hey have % expectation. If the whgs are the alert. of carrying their Con- gress ticket and the iniest aorl o hapes of carving their Governor. or aay thing eise. fey indeed con.
 ue 10 biuster and talk lasge aoas what they sha do some yeHrs he"ce-aways achieving victory ia anti cspaton. They have sen, their political missionaries throughout the country; and they egio 10 fad that, with all their noise and gasconade, iHstesd of having an effect upon their subjects, they have already '" 'oaked sp" many ofihe Wrong passengers" They fad there is spirit abroad ,hatwil no, submit to their dcsa'ioD. bat that freeneo will go forward to the polls and d" their ds,y by voting the trse republican ticket headed by Samuel A. Fooi.l
 Some of the van Buresiies io varoas par,s of the state. jus, before election pre,ead to be exceedingly anxious for the welfare of she poor workingmen, as they denominase the hardy and n,elIgeas farmers and mechanics, and make great ado about supporting i0Wyes, hypocricaly pretending than sey would no, S"Pi'"'' s"e" !" St"sS Ot pcVptes NOW tp onOw now mnch reason they have pra,e abou, sach .hings and their utter eaedness let us institute little comtar;sea between the two Tickets Ii present n no. mi"a'ioO. Each og fhem of rosrse comprises ,ev names, Co wit: Governor Li. Governor; Treasurer. Secretary, and six members Of Congssss. Ths vao BUren ticket has these names. all of which are Iap yers-Ed*afdss Stoddard, Hinman, Toucey, Inrhsm. and Judson-sir out ofihe fen are iswyess Now look al the other side, or the wbig ticket: sBetts Day. TTumbaII and Young-ony jour out of the ien are lawyers. Gov. Foo, is not . lawyer nor are bu, two O" the "hg Congress ticket lawyers These are facts -indispu'able facts. Asd yet the van-,es cry law. yer! lawyer! ,hoegr their political salvation de- pended upon making up entirely false issue, and palmi"g ii Opoo the people as the truth. We don, profess to have any antpaby prejudice sgains, law yers or any other par'icular class of have none-but do despse lhis eiernal dng-donR aibou, prescribing one class of persons when they happen Dot io belong 'o "osr pariy." sad suppor.i"g them w,h equal veheusenes when they dO.
 T It occurs io our mind that ai the praseu, time there are n this couny already ia oOmisaiiou or the lower house of egisla,ure ai leas 6se awyevs y the Van BureR party; while by tho Whig pariy we have not heard ofIa singie oae.
 4 Caricafsre "A Van Bureu paper is the eastern part Of the state, the editor ofwhch possesses "per. sonaI acquainsanee ,h the of his notice says -' ROyai R. Hiaman is ihe candidate selected flor Secretary; in oppcs'sios Mr. Day. Mir. HiDmau is middle sged man. tvery impOria"., and bus iniie