Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
FOR THE ENQUIRER. cciye by a recent notice in on d by "Me Democracy" that ! (his honor Judge Fenn Puff pr

We perceive by recent notice Ill one of the pa. pers issued by the Democracy" that Matthew Mi ncr, Esq. this honor Judge Fenn Puff presidng) has been nominated for Senator of the 10th Senatorial Dis trict; and VIC presume, from the fever and ague of the language, that the communication containing the notice of that nomination is from the pen of that else and erudite writer his honor the presiding Judge of the meeting.
 His honor eulogsing our worthy cousin Matthew! think of that! All the fine malicious stories thou hast told of thy worthy brother to pass for nothing then, thou sweet creature of Bombast; he belongs to the poor and middlng classes of society, is consistent man, and democrat besides! When ddst thou make that discovery, friend, or what has caused his new-Aedged merits to become visible ? did the fact that the rascally Wings Federalisss beg your par don) voted so outrageously in November, cause the scales to fall from your eyes? has he given surees for his good behavior? has he promised that he will not interfere with thy Probate Office? We hope it will not be necessary now, in 35 that thou shouds be appointed, from fear of him. before the house is cal led to order! We would advise thee. as thou no doubt hast done to make peace with him before hand
 Let all sorts of honors and dignities be showered thick hail upon the head of cousin provided the Probate Office is safe but be careful not to abstract ouy SIHiB HOtb OuI "O5tLy ulcilu SuuSG oHOuS' man, he loves the people he could not bear the loss of loaves and fshes and besides he belongs to the poor and middng classes of society, and is good democrat as the best of you make them both com mittees directors commissioners and trastess on all the roads, bridges, turnpikes rail roads and canals you can think of because they indifferent to their own interests patriots c. and of any class of society you please to have them. The poor and middiins classes of society! friend Fenn wilt thou give us in thy next the nett weight of myself and thy two can didatesl Wilt thou send us some extracts from thy account books and charges. that may see how the poor and middlng classes Of society have been bene- fitted by thy labors7 Poor famished man! why. my creature did you not speak of the workingmen! if it because the public whale tas you call the people, will no longer amuse themselves with that tub when furnished by you7 hast thou relnquished all the hob bies thou hast been riding hard for many years the rue shirts. the cold water, the arstOcracy? You state that the federals.s will vote Gt is iusuerable that thsy should be allowed to vote) while there are offices to be had You are an enemy to offices and office holden. .-..s..e. .e-. ..,,. ... ........
 Your honor the Judge, Postmaster sc. will you give us the nunaher of offices yoa hold in postscript to your communication ths specific gravity Of dig. niaafies and how oten and by whom at.sunpts have becn made to displaee yOu7 Methinks. my friend, there s danger that the subjects of excitement with you may be exhausted; yOu have been % long Oub-