Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05

What does il mean I exclaimed as read over ahe '"as. forwarded hy the Hen. Royal Ralph Hinmau o HsFslaE8 s A sf q town upon occasion of,he anniversary the giori. "us 8h." as thai disneresied parsonage the ex judge of probate for the dsiric, of Woodhury would have -and forwarded too from Souihingon, where l, scene the patriotic author of the sentiment had arrived on his ana"al pilgrimage from Roxhury to the Secre,a. rvs soiice, Hartford. Who were Mnsos and Man,srnex with whom Gen. Jackson negotiated 60 peaceaiy, % eqni'ay, and 90 characierstically as the cannons m'"'i'' t"""g! whans! wiang } yc powers of heav. en and earth who were they I Will the would.be Secretary of State como down from his position in nu- hb9r and e"lighlen us poor mor,aIs? After all, Mir. Editor, suspec, they only grea, Schas Indians fnl bIooded dem"rra,s) who have agreed 10 support democra,icaly tha, everlasting srea, demo- cra,' Royal Ralph Hama" Esq. n. the approaching election. THAr's nr
 Whigs and Democrats look at this!!!
 During inc late Jackeon Convention a, Be,hlem ,o nominate Senatorial candidate for tho l6,h District. one of the delegates from New Milford publicly made the following deciaraon-
 That il was important iha, they tmeaning ite tory pary) should elect sianHch Senate Ihis spring that would remove every whig from ofice-espsciaIly he desired the removal oi the Hon. David 5. Boardman from the ofce Of ChefJ"dge of the County Court for this rouniy-he admitted that Judge B. vas a learned, able, and uprigM judge, aud discharge,i tho duties oi ihe aEce Co t,e entire satisfaction of she county but
 the" the added) he differs from in politics, and ,ha,
 is reason enough why he should be dismissed from o ice. Besides, said he, the Boardmans are much too great me" for me-,here was the late Governor Eli. jah Boardman-he died. and his friends inscribed up on his monument thni he was . member of ,he U. S. Senate; and. said he. am willing ,has should be inscribed upon ihe monument of his brother D. s. Boardman that he was Chief Justice of the County Courl hu. should like o have the privilege of writ. ing under it "wE TUREED HiN OUr"-upon this by. saasr in'esposed with the suggestion that he did not know why he should assail ihe memory of the la,e Governor Boardhaan. as he was pleased to call him you style yourselves democra,s-and Elijah Board. man has ever been considered the father oi the demo- CT asic party in Conneclcnt-he was elected Senator by then. and had adhered wi. the grenies, con. sancy to democratic principles through his lifs To this she tory delegate promptly repIed-,haa is no, ,ruehs fsdalis, and as elected Q fhs Senate efthe 9. s. by federal poses.
 Tbis anecdO.e is excellent illustration of he ma lgnapcy that ra"hes in the hresas of ihe tories of Connecticut. Honcreds of heir leading indulge this spirit. shough most of them have much discre
 lion to avow ths fact Ii this spirit that aciuatsd the famous Legislature of 1885, which removed mul. ti'ode of Whigs from office merely because they were such. It s the spir, which will break with re. Rewsd volence ia ihe tories shOnld get as- esHdaacy ]" the next legislature. (of which there s foTssns'ely Ii''ls prasprci.)
 With these fsess heIoes tle world, some mea who ! ''saraia ai . gaua and swaIlOw camel" accuse Ihe ~hiss sfin'oseraaee merely because they lasi spring :srsed oO' srsseunG tories and rrstOrSd prescribed whigS Desides this, is aUilem that modern tory.