Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-02
TMs Rnnd EHnter Leetnrer {

political meeting in the west parI UI your Iown. and was greatly amused q not instructed ny JUS pFoceed'"g. edged JacksOn man, stating ie object Ot M which au. peared tO he, tO enghieI ihe people of haI part of her caie6 Co the chair; and he presided with as much dignity the Occas,On required. The chair. gave the audience to understand that am address would be delivered. Immediately Jacksnn yearling arose and "began the dreadful work Of prelarmli0m He dvesled himself Of his outward garments not co much presume from its heinz burtIensouuIe ns from the fact that t was the he eighteen months agO-iDdecOrOus indeed would ii have been had he presumed Co appear before that rrimed audience m such an anciemt coat, tt im consequence of the many EOmerseis u had beeM 0bIge ed to nrM Our orator proceeded; indeed exactly, with tie dgni. y Of Senator, GuI with the m0desty Ura Ild- be-representaiivG. took cOpIOus noieH, d0d could give you much of his specialization; bua Believing that more important matter might be i0Iroduced Ino your columns, and ilaI will. taller il has been re. pc aed in every church, schOoh and tavern west "f the alms house and south of ga0vys lanef be re- fccled from the "mOck-sight" your village. will only give syMOpsis Of ii. At the commence eAlem e anN"uced Iis desigR which 6rsI iO give sketch of the rise, Frogress and downA of Ihe republics OG Europe; and secohhly, lO trace in parallel inc great political parties of county, from the days oi the revoutoa down the prescott iime no- ticed that among the baHes of the republics of Greece amd Rome he said nothing of the deunagogue aud oI. hce-seekers. Being yankee, goessetihe reasons- much that head would have been too sfaring picture oi his OvD party. Our orator took occasion trOa the disthc,iu0 fnaE by the Roinans between pa
 
 has been the round 6f their papers that Webster said make yonr laws to favor the sicl, and the rich will take care ofihe poor" But i is time 10 bring our orator back to his own "beloSed conniry." hs history he divided into ber Of periods. The frs included tha, space of time which uanslre6 om ihe adoption of ,he cnsti,u,iom 4nwn o Je1erson's advancement, the Presidency.-- The secOnd period brought lts down the war with Great BrixiR. Tha ih,rd iO the present time He dclneaied ihe character and pr0ce ednes uf the old feeralsis with good degree of accuracy hut in 60 doihg he drew a complete picture 0i his own party, wn ,Ie exception of few darker shades ihan ever
 sgrace the most ultra Of the feCeraIisis of the old school His repeated cries of federalism! federalism federalism! would apply well o his party, but they bsWslsed OUt a wkisker of the Whiss.
 Thaa aifoG" of power the od iederalisis claimed as helo"giBg sO ihe Executive, Jackson has assumed yea moft-Sao m"uareh "f Europe would dare assa,ne as much tor proof "f this behold h sezing the ,reasu. " with iron gfasIco"iroIln ns his caipime, n the exercise oC ilseir Otcial dutes-,ecomi.x h,mse the supreme iegisaeor ty his repeated gnse of t,s. veto pewer-aa"d set'iHs "t ioughl the decisions of lis supreme court.
 The federaIs,s or lhe oid srool would have shru"k back frum lhe thought Of giving such power lO the Executive Yet our os"i'r could aUihing but pure democracy tn the preseNi adm mnisraO.. With ,nucl, ,ehenemce he cated upnm the hieus of the anfiDis- traii"n lO iheir utmost efforts pul down the whigs.
 Fellow citizens! be not ed-cnmpare ,l,e quesIioT Wheh ag,laed the nstti0n n 1900 with the "me tItat agi,aes the nation now. The question then was, an the question n"es e quantity of povse
 
 wi,h the constitution. Higher ground than was talk hy the ederasis, is take" y ,ie teties of 35. Our could conclude hts taiots speech till he had lashed Ihe clergy. and denounced all ihr hene ieni ihe present age Wmh all his clam for freed'm Wl speech, and Ot the tress-Wiih ait hts prolessed democratic liheraliIy, he damned and doubly damned every clergy man no hnd or who l ever should assert the right of AmericaM cizenshp in ihe use of this freedom. As to benevolent assoca- iions. they f possbie were worse than the monster bank-ihpy accommodating large funds for poliri. cal rarposesi they would if Go. checked. conro ercliOOs. He spoke OG of these associations as eHisag tn this State, rich such an exir0t that il dare not make report, and had made for tea years. have made diligent inquiry respecting this daOgefouS mUnOI'uiys 6ut Wn0tG apJI,irai could give auy isfoytAaiiOn oft. at leng,h n- qured Ur one whom thought have the means of Knowing: he informed me that he believed there was fsnsaie sering society existing soewh here im the State, that did nol u'ake EUl,lic report; but he thought ihcse uo danger to be apprehended from the alaes,sy Of i,s funds: Our orator concluded his address by calling upon his hearers Co arouse aud up io the polls and oppose federal ars.ocracy. trust his sumn,ons will be oheyed-lGe being spar. ed, ain certain it will in que instance.
 A REPUBLICAN.