Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-01-21

kSRUeNtfktb OtuTREs-~~At We m@eunB ~ SacAsO"
delegates from the various towns Of this District
lear" that the Hon. Martin Strong. OF Salisbury, was
nominated candidate Eor Senator Of said District.
The competing candidates in caucus, we learn; were
E. Grove Lawrence! and J. Cotton Smith, 2d!!
David II. BeIGen, Eco. has been appointed by the
County Court Of Fairfield county States Attorney fer
said county, vice Simeon H. Miner, ECO.
Mr. EdtOr-T hear il surmised in this part "r the
i"wa that there attempt made in your village
the Hg of the 8th inst 10 celebrate the victory Of
New-Orlea"s by few Of The rank and file Jacksoni-
ans II is further surmsed that, Notwithstanding great
Efforts. proved almost entire abortion, not more
than eight "r len aHendiOg-and that noNOne officer,
even rs high ae Sergeant" could I've Induced to
attend IL Is moreover TwMOred that when the corpo-
rails guard became meIlo~, they sailed tO the ,-
ery pole. chOck fall Of patriotism, and i" underwriting
to climb il To run up the sarsaugled ha n"er," the
pale came duwn smashed ia'o a d"ze" pieces Ca"
sou tell Us whether these things are so?
~ .rs.f. -.., a' 5 BLUE SWAMI.
Anssptr.-We cannot tell any thing about il. We
Of course were not present, an6don, often take notice
Of ouch small matters AsIo the liberty pple-,hal il
fell on the night Of the 9th is certain; bat we Imagine
il received impulse from hH'AH0 hands. Il fell
doubt from the weight Of the ice accumulated upon
and acted upon by high wind.-Ed. s...
Political C0mrts-We were aware that the Courts
in the severa Counties had sleyenpra,ed very much
since JacksOnism gained the asceHdancy in the State
but did not Know that they had sunk low in cor
uHpiOn az to he Wholly unworthy public confidence.
IL the following, which we cory from the Stamford
Sentinel, violent jackson and Van Barren paper br
true, IL is certainly high iime the honest reemen Of
Connecticut rise 10 their might and place our
benches Of justice, ofa least common honesty
We hope the people will remember lhe developme Mt
which The editor Of the Sentinel has made when they
approach the bao,-box and vote Gr men who will pu
rfy these sinks Of vice aud corruption" Of which he
speaks: Sour Court Houses, instead of;being the
Of Justice for which ihev erected may be
properly considered legal gambling houses, and stand
ing monHmen:s 10 warn men Ia, suffer, wrong rather
than risk their regulations aud fortunes in entering
them 10 ask for justice. and hence many an honest
suffers irespasses and insults from cnmIe nOus
neigh5or, rather than fee these sinks al vice and
corruption for redress, and incur the expense and dis
grace which To follow law s,it"--Reulesc
The POLITICAL CAMPAIGN. 10 about 10 open; notes
Of preparation sounding in every part Of the State;
"Ihe Democracy" is screwng iis courage TO ihe
sticking point, and clustering largely offs eaperlative
PATRIOTISM and overwhelming strength. II would
seem they expected to carry the Wing citadel by
some coup de main, 10 drive hem from the field by
ostena,ious display Of numbers, "pon paper which
WIN we " aiO ~ the generat government, W 70 Sc.
cure the "spoiis Of victory the LEGITIMATE
ceasOrs Of the powers that be-. But, we trust. the
Wings are moi To he frightened from Their coOsisen-
cy. The battle is 10 he fought AID won upon differ.
enl principles than those oc tear submission, and
ihe desperate attempts 10 brOssbeat ihe freemen Of
Connecticut into the d"ciriHe 81 passive obedience
and non-resstance Ivy array Of power by ofticia!
patronage, public largesses and toregOne conclusions
Of the popular will is offence that is yet 10 meet
its comment at the polls. II gives pleasure TO oh.
serve that the Wings Of Connecticut, in every quar-
ter, are up and doing A spirit prevails that shows
an unbroken and W"daun'ed 'front.' ready to meet the
onset and contend manfnlly iov - liberty, equality,
and the rights OF man." fucpent steps are taken for
a State Convention, at which such nominations will
he made the good and sound judgment Of The
that necessary at present Ia 10 preserve the unity OF
that spirit which Is opposed N the ultra doctrines Of
iegincy-ihat species Of repu6iicnnSsss which AFRO.
gates 10 itself all the pstrofism and all abe Offices ofhc
patronage, whose only principle Is the spoils Ex-
iremes meet. The Democracy 0t the pTesent dry al
ready lreads 20 closely Mpon feudaf principles that
the line az division is hardly 90 be defined Regular
tons like the featy Of serfs and some weak or
submissive as TO deem il - gloty enough" Ia wear
the collar Of their leaders, provided ihere ~ tinsel
enough to gid their chains. They are governed by
the arts Of rariy and the Fictitious spell
Of popular deluson. We trust shat this delusve veil
will soon he ren.-hat The pure efulgencr Of issih
and justice W III soon Irevah-and the people in their
sovereign majesty will recover their government
(not my government the Lord Of the Asce Bdant
calls i'll from The hands that have desp"iled and pol.
lued H. We are upon the verge ola preci pice. and
il is time to stop tfthe people do not inierpose,
m;Rh,ier than they will regulate their nominations
hold them in the hollow Of his hand--wl " laugh ai
their calamity and mock when their fear c"meih."
New- Aaven Herald.
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