Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-10

| THs COHb0a.-Ths wooden nuimegs Ov patent de- mocra,s he marvsIIOusly afflicted bscnuss ev. cry |" the county was Dsi by reason Of the inc clemency "fe weather represented aI the late whig cO"ve"Iio" at New-E1aven, when they we'll know that no less than thiriy-wO sIaunch republican delegates were upon the spot ready do battle n defence Of the constitution against the assaults of faction as desperate as it is unprnciped. No doubt the repuI,- lican aud whig State ticket has been selected in &C., cOrda"ce with the will of the people of the county of Litchhed, faithfully expressed y honest men iR con. ve"'iOn assembled; and the unhappy tories are iw sad panic at the prospect of iis heinz enIhusas
 caiy supported as the rsat Peoples 7Ieket, not only
 ID thIs county. bB throughout the State. But Messrs. 1 Tories, Will you be so good inform how the 1 names of Il. W. Edwards and his associates were brought before the public tby Hartford convention v as candidates for office? How have the feelings and wishes of the People of Lchfeld county been express | sed n their Gavor1 How many delegates attended your everlasting great democratic convention from this counry? Only three from each Senatorial Dis tric' only NINE in aH!! and not one of these chosen by the People in lheir primary meetings! !- With infinite condescensoN you the wire drawers grant to the electors the poor privilege or voting for 
 to the People. hands off! hands of! we will manage the of the nffar What a terrible thing il would be for the People choose their own delegates to the State convention! No-lhat will never do-the dele gates be appointed by the district conventions and then we shall get into the State convention a small body of manageable men, beyond the reach of popular influence. We ask the republican electors of this county to CONTRAST the method adopted by the whgs to select their candidates with that so cun- ningy con,rved by the tories, 10 h,oo a pouer iuto the hands o the teO vioiation cf :he rights of te i many. | | Mr. Adams-Las spring, when the Legislature saw fiji in it's wisdom to violate the consu ton of the by removing Albert Scdgwick from the office of Sher- if, our ears were constantly nssaied with Tory yeIIs of that officers cruel blood-rhirsy proscrp'ion.- The very heavens rent with their unearhy wall. ings The present intrusipe Sheri frantic with sreG proceeded in company with his hungry li:lle su,al- tern, to Hartford, where, after whining about for era days, he G"atIy succeeded in obtaining the ap. ] pon,ment of Sheriff for himself. How is it this l spring why such silence the awful prescription oi 1884 A few stubborn facts will explain. Albert Sedgwick removed jour depu,es-Charles A. Jud.
 
 gslalure of 1884 removed about ten Justices or the Peace in Lnch6eId couny-,he Legislature of 1885 over FlFTy-and so on in the same proportion with the other officers. There is fact, which we wish the People 10 rememher-a fact which fully ex. plains the zeal of certain quasi great iacyers in this county, the the dear People. The thirteen leading Tory lawyers tn Llchfeld county, now hold under the Legislature ofiIs State and under the Ge. l neral Government, forty o6fces!! Whew! how such Democrats mus. love the People! Ife"ch objects of persecution can't be eloquent in the Peoples cause, who in the name of $l25O, can! 1886.
 Consistency.-In 1854, Albert Sedgwick leR out four deputies of his predecessor, Mr. Seymour, for which he was abused without stint by Perry Smih, nsel Sterling, Leman Church and others, members of the house. and by Charles A. Judson and his reli nue, members of the lobby. The omission 10 re-ap- point these deputies they insisted a high crime and misdemeanor in Mir. Sedgwick, for which hardly any thing short of his blood would be adequate pia,on. Well! the deed was done! the constitution was ran,pled under fool the known will of the eo- pie was condemned, and highly esmabe citizen was sacrificed the altar of party malignity. c. A. Jndson returned 10 this county with his commission
  than TEN of the deputies of Mr. Sedgwck, and three 1 of :hem, Ozas Lewis of Li,chfeId, Henry s. Norton of Salisbury, and PhiIo G. Mills of Kent, deputies of l Mr. Seymour also. Say! ye hypocri,cal pretenders 10 democracy what do you think of such mar,e ellous consistency Can you tell us, Mir. Juds"n, whose '- l lle fnger was thicker than his fathers loins"? | IL is the nature of ihe animal to qUarrel and 90 long they fight among themselves they will proha. by let others alone. The whigs of Hartford aad vi- cnty for some time pas. have had nothing to do hut to pick up the spos made by the tories i" their ,en,ons among themselves. There is one little cor ner of LiIchfed county, Mr. Editor. where the lead ing Van Bureniles. on very slight provoraons. put 1 themselves into a fighting posture, and use harsh words, and become very boiserous, and sometimes go SO far as 10 scratch. No, finding whigs 10 quarrel wi,h for ,he whgs let them aone,) they have attack. ed their friends and cursed them hard, or pushed | them 90 hard, scratched them SO hard. or struck them hard, break the film tha. has long cov- cred their eyes, and enabled them to read without spectacles the unhaowe designs o all the leaders of their party. The result is, they have abandoned them Depend upon , Mir. Editor, we have an increase Of numerical strength here. M. NILES! SENATOR!
 Some mischievous wags at Washington are making themselves merry at the expense of an Hon. Senator from Coneec,icut he Pope of Hartford counIy) ele- vated ha, high place by Henry ". Edwards, whose entire conduc is approved by the late Tory State Con. vention, because the Senator aforesaid is obliged 10 commit his thoughts paper, iR order fo their due