Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-01-21
THE ENOURER.
LlTCHFIELD, JANUARY Fl, 1896.

the Postmaster the appointment OF Postmaster
at Hartford. He who a few moDihs since declared
that he wanted Office, and would accept OF nOne,
and who already held two appointments from The last
Legislature, in now appointed To PrOtably the most u
crative Office in the WeI-suP have particu
BAR cause of cOmpIani-we like to printers Occa-
sonaiiy rewarded for their services. According to
the doctrine Of the party which he belongs. and in
this state commands, that the victor belongs the
apoils, he lie entitled, richly entitled something va
liable. No mao in this state certainly has done Sd
much Cor the success Of the Jackson party as Mr.. W.
and none is perhaps worthy Of his reward
Besides 10 give him another lucrative Office ia addi-
ton 10 what he aiready held. especially he is
rich man. is acting upon the principle Of the pa
tent democracy, to SNAKE the rich richer and the
rOor pooTer'-and it ii IN accordance also with
Iher principle acted upom by Everlasting great demo-
crats' 10 the north part Of this county, TO heap all off,
ces poss6Ie upon one OF two individuals Vide the
example--Juige Of Probate. Judge Of County Court,
Justice Of Peace. Postmaster, Notary Public, and-so
forth, anl-so forth. and-so-Enrih.
WiHois-The legislature Of this state have made
choice Of w. L. d. Escing Senator in Congress in
place Of the iate Mr. Kane. Some ofthe wing papers
perceive claim him a. belonging to their party
hut we apprehend they will frd themselves mistaken"
One branch least Of the legislature has large ma
joriiy Of Van B0ren members, and the other we he
leve is only about balanced Ii IL not best 10 claim
TOO much, lest our expectations be disappointed.
Moropolies."-On the first two days Of the session
Of the legislature Of Nev-York there presented
petitions for the incorporation Of thirty new ba"ksto
increase the capital Of nine banks-for efghseeH
Rail Roads and Canals-and for sir Insurance Com
panes. SHch nf them a. weara face favorable to the
Kindcr"oker viii probably I've chartered; while those
opr"sed III likely be called 'Iitle monsters"
and rejected. Such is patent democracy.
The editor Of the Patriot at Hartford gives a sort Of
grow of disappointment, tie good luck Of his neigh
lor Gideon in getting the Post Office, but he has not
yet The moral courage come GU. and boldly oppose
it. He VIII wait while, and see it's effects.
The New-Ynrk American Of n late date says" IL
looking files Of London papers the 10th ul'.
hy the United States and South America, we are
struck with The space given to, and "'eres' manifested
IN. our discussion with France. The universal con-
ruson how IT, ,ha, unless The Message contained
something hostile, all difficulties would he removed
Pari- correspondent, Of the Londo" Courier, refer
ed with the imputed d, signs Of Russia, says with
conscious Maipeite- .s-s4
How all this will end il IL. n. this moment, impossi-
BILE 10 G"resee. much depends the personal deci
sions 81 Gen. Jackson and the Emperor Nicholas.
The interests and peace Of the world dependen,
" upon tie personal decisions Of General Jackson and
che Emperor Mich ,ias"! What a suffice, for reAec-
tion What j"xta-posiion Of names!-The co nsiitu-
ai"nal chiefof Republic, and the hereditary and
limited monarch Of vast and subject EmpiFe grouped
together, ns the two beings in the world, on whOse
"persona decisons' the happiness, the treasure, the
lives aud the morals Of millions are dependent! Do
Americans, worthy to I've free, nothing in the
fact that such opinion OF the influence Of General
Jackson, can oh,ai" among any enligh,ened men in
E0rope-t" make then, regret the hour when the Con-
atilutnn held among subordinate 10 party,
and when The Of all measures was, now is
they acceptable TO, desired by, General Jack
sou, aoi are they wise, just, Of Common beaet and
,ionai in their essence General jackson aud
the Emperor NichOlas!-hc juxa-POsition TO- indeed,
sgni6cant." ... -}"N 5
From Warrington, rumors have been very rife for
. lew days Of disagreement, among the members Of
ihe Cabinet respecting war with France-ii is rl-
mored ,ha, one hranch Of il, comprising Messra Van
Bare", Case Woodbury. and Dick erso". for pacific
measures; and the other, consisting Of the President,
MIR. Forsyth and Mr. Ken.tail. are for war-and one
accoumi goes far the rc ulOus position
aha, Mr.. Webster had been called in as u Of
umrre between them. For this lac, report, there is
doubtless the sghies. shadow Of foundation. II
ie pretty dent, however, shat there 10 trouble in the
camp. The Washington Telegraph Of Thursday has
the following paragraph, which give for juA what
Il 10 worlh-premsiUg tina, the editor Of
strongest Of Gen. Jackson's supposers:-
mr.. Barton Avrired-Yes! Mr. Barton has arriv.
ed. and we all know just what did befnre-,hat
France declined TO give decisive amswer TO The de-
mand of tic money made by Mr.. Barton, u0tii she
oUr Government. II has heen known here for
time that this the case, and the Prospective
Message has been expected from day 10 day. The
oatensibe cause Of it's not being sent, rather the
has been that tho Admin islTaiiOn
waiting the arrival Of MIR. Barton. The is,
that the party cannot agree TO the she Mes
sage 10 to asssme. Two opposite opinions held,
and do kaow thai IL is yet decided which
10 10 prevail. Perhaps an amalgamaIi"U may take
place, and the parties will take paragraph and para
graph about. One is Cor fiery War Message, to be
followed up by call the faithful, to rally around
the old Hero, nn sustain his honor rad that Of the
country. The other is for Message Of peaceful
character. which. while i, exhibits aroag desire for
amcalle settlements may slill keep up the embvo-
meni. The is that The President i urgent for
sac Ermsr, aud Messrs. Van Buren. Wright. BeMon
and Polk for the latter.
IL may he asked how they venture 10 urge
course 50 opposed 10 THAI oGihe President. We may
presume thai g 10 done with all the respect doe the
position he holds. and with all the earnesiness which
the importance of the case demands IL Tie Wa
Message be seMt in, and if there be probabilty Of
any further ditcsliy thea Il 10 feared that those a.
ronHd Tue Ires.de1t will urge him tO serve third
term. he ba"s the only person who can conduc, the
cou"isy through the periis Of war This In fact :
the Of the whole matter. Il IL 90 arr;ve :, ms
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