Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-19

New Milford, two certainy in Sharon, one in Wood bury, one in Belhlem, and suNdry others in different parts of the county Most of them were old demo- cra,s, all estmable private citizens and lahuI pnbc officers bu, were thought 6e sOorhy o stripes Iy Of their OppugnaIion to JacksOn'sm' Under these circumstances the people resolved to have change achieve, they did, mighty revolution. It was the supreme pleasure ofIhe people 10 elect q, least our ffihs of both branches of the last legislature from the whg ranks ; and as the people are sometimes uery obstuate il is not unlikely that they may do i, over a. gain this year. Wnud not the whgs have been jusIi, fed in going much farther Ihan they d'd! 'n rcmov- ing every tory from office in the Stae? But they B. dopted different pOlicy-,hey restored whIgs iu ned out the year beDre which necessarily led to dispIac- ing good many iories and there. with few excrp- tions, they Jeff the business. h this coun,y they re- stored Nathaniel Perry, which was universally ex- pec,ed they divided the New Hartford Probate Dis. rrcr, and gave one halt of it Isaac Kellogg, pro. scrbed in 1885, and the other half to Dr. Phelps, n- pointed by the Jackson party. terea' heray this They appointed lonr Of the six Justices in New Milford, one out of the two in sharon and the Jus,i. ces in Woodbury and Bethem, andlr out lo ex. ceed three four Justices iU various parts of the couny-no, upon political considerations hut by Of specific accusations against them believed to he true. So that there is nothing left 10 sustain the charge ofintolerance agains, the whgs of Litcield county except the of, the CoOrt "fProhae for the District oi Woodbury, where the lamented John Strons, Jr substituted for c, B. Phrirs. It i. sufficient to justify this change say that the late in. cument (Mr. Phelps) took active par, in favor o the proscrpve of 1883, indeed he has becn concerned iH the business for yeas and it is sscep, ible of proof that he last winter declared in this village that the policy ofthe legislature of 1883 ,cas foo tim id that further prescription necessary in this county, and the exclamcd) aoiW ssceep the board ne.H spring! The whigs thought that it was quite time that this gentleman should receive check in hie career or prescription; aud it s hoped ha, little perence in this affair of being turned out will lead 10 saluary amendment of his life.
 Nothing further need be said in relation to this suh- ect. The whigs have merely established the princi. pie that the tories shall assaii them and csc ape with impuni,y. They will not dismiss from office qui- ct, noensivc, and respectable citizens merely on ac. count of political opposition of sentiments let all par. ties act in this way and their country will be sae.- The whgs continue to hope that iie period will ere long when peace will be restored our distract. ed country; when tho dissen,ions created by the pro- scrip'ive policy of Gen. Jackson MAl cease; when de- signing, corrupt and proaigae men will be hanished from the councils of the Aalon when vr,ue intelli gence, and love of country will universally prevail and when meri. win be sought for in every quarter and wherever fousd will be properly appreciated by wise, impartial, and upright administration.
 KIRBY