Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01

had accumulated lsnt thousand, and the one ust as arslOcrasic as the other. may De just as aris tOcra.ic with his one dollar he with hs thou sands. In fact it would ssem that arsIOcracy was thing entirely out of the question in this country; for our laws are made to operate alike upon all classes of community All this cry Of arstOcracy is mere farce got up for pOaica purposss; nnd the only eec, of i. is 10 array and embisr the feelings of one class oI community against anOtfer. and without producing any good, but much evil to society. If the people would let sober iake the place of passion they would ,he object of she cry, and would be led into error by it. PHlLo.
 Mr. Editor-one evening this week accidentally came across number of the Hartford Times-and casting my eye over it's articles, wonderfully tick led to see how Aippan,Iy some persons could use the term demOc+0t. In one piece where saw the words democrat,' democracy .democratic,' Gzc. ,hckIy scattered had the curiosity coun, them, and in the short space of abou thirty lines found these cabals,ic cuckoo terms used no less than tki,tten tmes without any meaning whatever. l. pu, very much in mind of some people ] have heard believing these terms through your streets n court time, in order apparently to have Inc rising generation forget they ever were federasts. 0.
 
 The N Y. Ev Post, in remarking upon a commu- ncaion in tha, paper, ,elaive the Albany Argus, thus disconrses ofiis fellow laborer in Jacksonsn II half a, these editors sny of each other be true they mus, be couple ofprecious knaves: :-
 "We fancy can See the conductor of the Allany Argus when he reads Ihis masierIy conmu nca,ion: : and we behold the quaing of his eye, and the quiver. ng O his p, fTd the quick alterations oi color on lis cheek, "s he nds hiS secret soul unask ed before the pubic; and s's ri""i"g ev"sye' disssmbling conduct tacy of the Courier and Enqniref! Why ihere was something bold and audacious i that silmeess fe ne- gade. compared with the eneaking treason, the vile creeping, tawnDg hypocricy ofihe Argus aud Times. They democrat prints heaven save the mark They the instruments of denaggues, who use par. ,y stalking horse to carry them their own eef- fish designs.
 Dr. Beechers-Dr. J. l.. Wilson, of Cincinnati, has preferred certain charges io the Presbytery against Dr. Beecher. Ihese charges are let, Hefesy. 2d, Den,al of Total Depraviiy. 3i. PerGec,iouisni 4,h Slanler of the Church. 5th. Hypocricy. Dr. Wilson is Presbyterian divine of high shading in OhIo If he s defeated iH the Presbyiery, he will carry the he will carry them 'o the General Assembly y.-Bosion Post-[At each place venture 10 say he will be de- 'eaed. Dr. Beecher is moi easily trapped by any man.
 ~ don't xneddie .rith Politics."-There is a set of folks amoDg who, the nomen, they called u,,- on to take any part in ihe public movements of the day, immediately pu, you off with the remark, An don't medlle with politics" Are such people a. ware, ha, the politics of this couniry always med. ding with themselves! Arethey aware that Rppub- hcam GoyernmeGt differs from all others exactly in this, that ii Is by means o every individual in the muhity making ,he public cause his own, that the l commonwealth is kept iH ifs proper coorse? A mon. archis, may fold his in indifference, as the ship of State moves along on it's troubled way, and himself with the reflection that he is bu. passenger and that the king hs maser will do all that neces. sary. But republic, which is government of inc people, who neither passengers merely nor galley slaves. who are all alike members of great boa, clut in which each man has right to oar, and to whuse fair share of pulling, each other member has clear right. And the member whoI W he such n sorm s raging as is abroad, throw up his oar and set his ieows struggling asanst the and brac- 0g themselves the tug, onsid to he thrown board. In times whelIwe have the wind fair and thc waters all snsaoth aroUnd us--when nil s plain sailing, and the boat lies steady to her work--,vty, now man mng lag tb while aud look on; bat as it is we out q sight Of land, tIe wind "p and head, the boaf has been strained till she leaks like sieve, and nothing her hut Ehp long pai, Ge strong pull, and the pull aisogefher.-Ihe Crisis.
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