Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
THE ENQUTRER.
LATCHFlELD, JAN. %, 1895.

""'g Convention I6 meet at New Haven 10 nominate Sta'e Officers. &c. On the people of such or the ' towns as have not yet appointed delegates we would e""rce the duty Of holding meetings for that purpose
 immediately. Delay not till the last moment, hu, give your delegates time for preparation and consultation Appoint such men as aOiU 5e sure to attend The an. niVersary of an interesting assoca,ion tForegn Mis sO" S"cety of L,ch6eld cooa,y) will take place on ahe same day; but presume lhere are many ner. sons who would not calculate to attend here that ,v he willing 10 go 10 N+w.Haven. Remember ,ha, vi. glance Is essential to the preservation of your liberty and civil rights.
 Major Dapid Mavsk, of this IowU, was on Wedne.. day Of last week NOmnaIed for Senator of the 18th district by the Jackson District Convention a, Wul. cOltvilIc.
 On the same day, Dr. George Tay1Or, of New i'rta and HOratiO Smith, Esq. of Sharon, were nom "aed for Senators of the 18th and l7h Districts ly Conventions of Jacksonians held io their respec,ye districts.
 At the Jackson Convention for the nomna ;ion of a Candidate for Congress in Fairfield county, las, week. Zafmcn Wiidman, Esq. or Danbury, was noHsitta,ed iy vote "t 36 to l3 As he is m Uai,ed States gov esnincn officer, holding hs office ar the pleasure of the President, there be doubt that, 6electpd i'e would go the whole figure for the Presden, and aH hs acts. But Jacksonisn is nearly done wi,-i, must soon be Van Burenism. That is to be the louchsone hereafter for Ofice-holders.
 Great Celebration ae MiddIetoun.--The Jackson party of this state, in order produce an effect upon the party abroad, an io mngle tn the cup the gurf. cation or Gen. Jackson aud lhe proclaimng of their superior purity, had celebration oM the 8,h of January inst. at Middle,own. Letters of invitation were sent to most of the "big guns" of the party throughout the state. And the day of celebration, when wiae io and wi, was ou,' of the heads of those present, the letters and accompanying sentiments of those who declined attending read the pany, and received of course with loud huxsaa Well tn due time the committee of arrangements furnished their printer ai Mddleown with history cf the af. fair, and the ioas,s; and after giving eight solid col. of leuers and sentiments the printer winds of by saying that he s obliged 10 omit part. It s anu. sing to see how fippan,y of the woud.be grea, men talk about federalism, democracy, arist"cracy and the like. From among the mass that is published we have cUIIed out such as were sent from persons residing n this county, that readers may have taste of the good things prepared alhs festival. Here are letter from Charles B. Phelps, aud toasts from sundry leaders "f the great democ Jackson-Van. Suren party Of this state. Charles B. Phelps Royal Ralph Hinman!! and John Cotton Smith, Jr.!!! leaders Of democracy! par ercetence! |" rhiuk of that, Master Brook!' Btu here are the documents, reader-peruse them, and admire ,heir wit, and 50 forth, ifyou can:
 WoODBURY, Jan. 5th, 1885.
 GeNtlemen--yOur iaVor was duly received, asking ay a,,endance at AGdteiOSSn. na,at tha approaehng ROnversafy Of the glorl0us battle Of NeW.O .Orteans.- Thai sufficiently vensra,e the high inteecluai pow. et and great moral courage of him who projected and executed the decisive measures of that auspci0us day io our co"nirys wea wiIi not be doubted. That the nation have justly appre the same unerring per. cep,ion of dangrr the Cons,iiu,on. of the crisis when ii approached, aud the same unyeldimg energy repe , during the last year, has been demons,ral ed by the recent elecii"hs.
 euhj"in eemtimenl for the concurrence of those who E"b.lds" |" be rssse", as an, by 'mpe. riou- necessity.
 l remain, gentremen, with respect, Yours, 6sc.
 CHARLES B. PHELPS.
 Partial Legisistion, Chartered Insmnities and Par. tixan Court s-HaSe been, in Europe, the engines oi arisiocrac oppression; let the independent Freemen
 By Foa. John W elch, ofLichieid.-An Andrew Jack. sen, the Hero. the Sage, and P.ir"t; he has done more fsr his country, than any o,har man now living
 Marin Van B"ren-ln every respect well qualified to sucCeeu tue uero o NeW O'eaHs sn 'ue ETes'de0. tiai chair.
 By Hon. Ansel Sterling, of Sharon.--Thc Demo. crAls of COnncciicu united, nvimcbie; div ded, they becOme the sport and prey of Federalism, Adamssn, and Clayism, Na,ionai Repablicanism, and ~ha, Is more iniolerant. modern Whgism.
 By Royal R. Hinmin. ofSoUihng,o [why not Rox. hnry T President Jacks"n. Negotiated with Masoi and with Manreguez from the mouth of his cannon.-- The red men of Talladega and the HOrseahOe, learn ed submissiOn tO his Sir Edward Pack enIain, and more than 40O0 of his IHvincbles fell while Gen. Jackson was twice c0mqnerOr for he brought home fnH aambers," aHd has proved himself efficient to the Cabinet as in the 6cld.
 By Lancelot Phelps, Esg. of Hhcbcocksville.- Equal Rghia and equal rvilSgcs O all classes of tie Co..nu .iy, is the Motto Oi Democras Let ms never give ul e contest 'll this principle only preach ed. but pracced upoH.
 By yohn Cotton Smi,h, jr. of Sharom.--The 6sh of April 1885, may i prove as disastrous day |" the seli styled whiga Of CORneccOt, the glorious 8Ih of January 1915 their British allies on the plains Of
 There is one o'her tOasi-such n pure, splendid, sparkling produc.ion-iis wit keeo iis satire 60 se- vere-and eke from such " everlasting great maD.' that we are tempted suoin ii. We confess that is point and meaning are beyond our comprehension. = Perhaps the initiated may uudersiand it:
 By Joseph Barber, of New. .Flaven.-From the last edition of the History oi CoDueeticui.
 2 Antics and Whiss, and iheir Federal mother,
 ', All sleepiog in bed iogsiher-
 As the weather is cold, and ibe sheets are thin,
 I'll lie in the middle, says Tom BOlin!
 Ten baiIoiings were had in the legislature oG Rhode Island the 20ll, inst for Scoator i Congress in place of Air. Knight, whose time expires win ie pre- sent session. Each baIIotiag was nearly the same