Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-02
i1onopolies. :. Monopolies [,

One would be ready iO suppose from the language e the tOry papers ihe subject Of banks and iMcor nOratioBs, that cavaleahe of Daniels had c0,ne
 Judgment. whose outcry arose from pure disinieres,ed 4 aess. # .s- 'ff Mark few plain Eacs. In 1853, when these palri- Tots had rnajnriiy n inc legislature, they incorporate ed six bauks, and increased the backing capital the State of Conhec,it a by than one third, besides creasiN. sUIBe iliy oher incqfpOratitns agree that im dOiAg these thugs they inquired not abOut iie of the Eor IL was well understood a, the tiue ihat they were creating stock to divide among themselves ior ile paFposes of speculation, aud making places f,r ihe hnngry Ofce-seekers who al that time besei the legislature. Mir. 1nghan,, of tue tory candidates iur Congress, after Having his hame inserted as Commissioner in several bank char lers, was on motion of Sas Mix snlsaiiptel as Com missioner. on still a"s,ber baak iu Nes-Lonloh coun- ly by striking out the name oG respectable gentle. than which had heen asserted by those interested d the petition. Mr. Haley, t'hat e"eny !" prayer) a"- other tory candidate lr Congress, piUtessed that he had beeH Opposed Udnks: bOi after his name Ias in.erled ComifiissioDer Oa the M Ssc hauk, he al once discovered new light OD the subject, be- ZeaOus adv"caie and eapp0rter 0f all the ap- plira;ions Er isanke, secured idrge 0f stock was appointed direGioF, and we believe is Prssi. dca of the Mystic Lank Silas Mix secuted f7erce tur hanks aud place famished wolff he succeeded tn getting his nssae as commissioner attached to the charter of the Merden bank. aiHl we think oih- ers ke procured large ahaUai Of stock in the Mer- iden taok appointed director, hni pruvsi bearing and dirntariai that his friends finally elected hin. Ir"ln the eice It was well knUwW during these operations tha, a of warfare was Suhg amnng the eatttaiPs fUr office Ol the house, Whcl bai Aes ordinary powers of description; they all waoied n,nch. they could u", agree among themselves they sco:ed. ,Ireacned qaarrelled, and intrigued against each other. Proscripton was the order of ihe day, sud n was sufficient that hal iIed an office o bring upon him ihese harpics; they promised ali there N as and created utices l.F Ihe purpose o promisiny ne places. There sone persons in low t. part of whom said have left without pay ing ii,er hs the public houses, wh0 ailing m get ting asiriie u the banks had the promise "i being made clerks oi the courts hut how i0 do m the difficulty; they first brought in biif giving the a pOin,Ben 0f ihe clerks ofa the courts t, the legsl" Iare, meaning in hs aisa .''e places .o these who cOld hDi be otherwise Vdef for. number of the Jackson bOlIed, saying 6 they cd fnr t.eae fellows ii would eerny ihev pOpalariiy at home. Then they altered tle bl giving tue appoint. tnenr of the Clerks of the Supreme and SuperiaE Courts to the County Courts and agreed noi ap. >mos agree befre hamd apoiai ,hese fellows clerks which bil iualiy passed, the first iasta~ce we pre- a which h cOWrt was ever prevented by leeis- iaiive act ftam ai'iointing their own recording off, Gers. T5%
 The Har,farJ regency came 6naIly . deiernlina- tion remase the Commissioner Of ihe Seh0ol Fund. sad appoim d new Comptroller; bat finally let the stand his promise Of Prolrssed allegi- ance and the intended attack upoa the Commission. diase for the office o"ad difficulty n prUcui ing bonds for the faiihlui d,srharge of his duty.
 fsus prescriptions preva aed-a ihe old officers temnsed. Republicans, and even 5ackson mien whose eaims of recent origin to meet the views of Niles, Geon Gs Co. all suffered ihe fate.- These are the men who talk about mOnopolies, pro- ecripion, and the like. li js surprising that Mir. Haley of the coDeern should have moved to dispense with prayer. MENTOR.