Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31

certain towns can scarcely escape notice. The exc
cutOner IN each Of these cases may be easily detected
by the number and quality OF the victims Of personal
hate, and Of party magniiy In view OF the facts dis
closed, we refer most cheerCulIy the question to the
People as 10 who were the violent men-whether the
legislators Of "a those Of'35. The outcry made
year ago relative to the intolerance and prescription
by the Wings must be fresh in the recollection Of the
public. The Tories seemed be horrOr-stricken at
the idea Of removals from Office for opinion sake. The
clamors relative to prosecuting cid democrats
absolutely dealening. The wings got so fierce their
opponents declared in the work Of blood aud sIaugh
ter that they cut down Of their friends,
because they had acted with the old democratic party
The Of Elisha Phelps was on the lips Of hundreds
OF demagogues, over whose Unmely fate they shed
oceans oftears. But what did these shameless hypo-
critics do when the legislature assembled did they
restore him not at all did the democratic charac-
ter protect any ma" for moment? The immoarion
OF such men as jesse ives, Youngs Elliott, Grswod
Woodward, md many others who ever acted steadily
with the democratic party, is sufficient answer to
this inquiry. II an abomination in Albert Sedg-
wick TO leave four depu,ies-he intrusive Sheriff
sacrifices ten. 1t was persecution in the Wings to
turn out fourteen Justices Of the Peace, principally
with view TO the restoration OF their friends the To.
ries unceremoniousy dismiss no less than FIFTY
ONE. Verify, whatever else may be thought Of pat.
ent democracy, is certain that sincerity and conss
tency are not among the number Of its attributes.
Removals BY the jackson party in the County of Lc-
field in 1888.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
w.Mil6rd-Nahaniel Perry.
-Hartlord-Esaac Kellogg.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
New MiIiord-Ezra Noble. EIdad C. jackson, Ma
than Gaylord. DunniDg Babbu, Levi Morris, John
Wooster.
Salishury-John II. Hubbard.
Sharon-Jacnb Chamberlain, Richard Smith.
Woodbury-Ejah Sherman, jr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S. Whilmore, Samuel Hurl-
but, Hosea Hinsdae. Total Is.
Removal by the Wings in the same County in 1884.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
Milford-Perry Smith"
Woodbury-Chares B. Phelps.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Belhlem-Nathan Jackson.
Goshen-Charles Lewis. Norman Norton.
New. Har,ford-Wait Garrii', Elijah Merrs.
w,Al'lora-Cur'iss Morris,' David Burr" Or
ange Warner" Albert N. Gayl"rd.*
Roxbury-ilarmnn B. Eastman.
Sharon-Samuei Roberts, Arson Norton.
Wnchester-Wam s. Marsh"
Woodbury-Samuel Steel"
DEPUTY SHERlFFS.
Peter w. Powell, Of Washingon-O w. Pick
eM, New Mlt"rd-Lewis Judd, W"odhury-Joh" 5.
Warner, Plymouth. Total 90.
Those with this mark are cases Of removals with
a view TO the restoration Of gentlemen turned out in
'33. Most OF the others left for that
had no connexion with politics.
Removals in the same County by the jackson party in
1885.
SHERIFF-Abert Sedgwick.
DEPUTY SHERlFFS.
Ozias Lewis, Lilchfeit; PhiIo G. Mills, Kent;
Frederick MerrilIs New. Hartford; Edward NJ Hine
New-Nlilf"rd; Lucus Bradley Plymouth; Henry $.
Norton, Salisbury; Daniel Bacon, Woodbury.; Dam
iel G. Plat, Washington; George Dudley, Winches
ter; Sullivan Searie. Norfolk.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
| New Har,fnrd-lsaac Kellogg.
| New. Milford-Na'hanielP Perry.
Kemt-Nathaniel +. Perry.
Washinglon-Danie b. Brinsmade.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
Northumberland Monso", Hiram Goodwin,
! Jesse Ives.
Be,hlem-Davd Bird, Nathan Burton.
Canaan-Reubem Hunt.
! Goshen-Neson Brewster, Asaph Hall, Bier Bal
| IIarwin,on-G Gaylord WeIle., Moses Beach.
| Kent-Garriu Vinegar, Zachariah Vinegar, Lew
| is Mills.
observation-disclosures Watson, James Merrill!
New. Mtord-David $. Boardman, Ezra Noble
Eldad c. Jackson, Nathan Gaylord, Dunn'ng Bah
I bit. Lewis Morris.
! Norfo'k-Benjamin Welch, j.. Darius Phelps.
| Plymouh-Isansom Bakeslee, William p. Judson
| Milo BIakesIee, Hiram Pearce.
| Roxbury-L, man Fem, Daniel F. Bnrrit.
Saisbur y-Esha Sterling, WIN. e. Sterling.
Torringfon-GrswoIdW Woodward, George d. Wad
| hams
| Washington-Youngs Elliot, Ensign BUSHNELL DAN
| lei r. Mitchell, David e. Whiulesey.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DE Forest, John Bucking-
ham.
Winchester-TrumnnS s. Whi,more, Samuel Ilur
hat, Gideon Hall, jr. Reuben Hail. l.ucius Clark, Eli
jah p. Grant.
Woodbury-.David Bacon, Jesse Miner, Elijah
Sherman, jr. Lorrain Judson.
REHABILITATION.
Removals by the Jackson Party.
,oaa SJudges OF Probate, 2
| A0''' Justices Of the Peace, ID
(Sherif,