Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-17

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~THEPARTY."
The Register cries out Units agony" Surely, sure
y, who have lately been tempted into the teder-
al ranks will reiTace their steps," This plaintlve
strain shows the mental agony OF the spoilers arising
nlaIlons, and certain prospect ut an utter dIWniall
from the effect Of public Indignation vet there -
something more in il than az once meets the eye II;
contains a virtual admission that many honest and
independent men, disgnsted with the violence and
prescription Of Democracy regulated and governed
by few ArsstOcTlts. have ahured the party, and
the federal ranks"-wlne they raise the imp!orinc
cry, Surely, surely, of YOU will cone hack
we are lost without you, and will ynu your hrs'ii
riieI You have seem wi.cs mary nj ia Ssoi prosprr
ity and haPpiness-we have fiOaeil together on the
i1Il tide ct successful experiment" we have wan
t tpneo ogsher in sea OF eiry'-and now, When
detected IN few trtng pccuntions-of as'slrac,lns
only dozen millions from the public purse and when
we have yet the hope and expectation OF dozen
more, will you calmly see our high blown PRIDE a.
length break under us-leit to the mercy ct rud"
stream that must forever hide US 7" This language
" addressed to the CORserCufUes-a BODY Of mdepcn-
oent czens whom the party regulators hope again 70
through another Presidential period But they are ino
lac. The miserable Conservatives once relieved
from the tTammeis at party prejudice, having gwen
Just retrospect to the past, and looked with calm and
dspassiona'e eye on the character and conduct OF
Inc present administration, surely needed nothing Ia
confirm them in their views but the Developments
a are aa,y taxing place IN Iegnrd to the dea'GS
the government. and s continued attempts to erect
financial system, which creates another army OF Of
t,ce holders and puble receivers, under serye de.
pendence upon the Executive. They cannot look
upon sach state Of things any longer with cOmp!a-
cency, and hence will act with energy, dra'D into
TIER raks those who are disposed to he "honest IN
the worst OF tunes among those from whom they have
departed, and unite with all honest in reforming
abuses and restoring the government TO its original
!eenty and thus secure the safety OF our republican
will never 60 back even though The monster" Fed
eralism, or the equally terrible Dragon Of Waney,'
was ready to swallow them up.
The plain truth is, the Lncos are used up, both in
this State and the National Union and they know it.
The pertnacious manner in which they attempt to
hold their power and their vile and sanderus abuse
the the last ers Of
party" leaders, John NJ. Niles g. Co., to sustain their
rotten and sinking cause. They are the efforts Of
,Ss 1y single ~
general government" But they must fail in this, for
since it is ascertancd to moral certainty that the
Wings will have majority in the next Congress, and
hence the power 10 expose more fully the inquiries
and corruption of the existing administration, now
smothered under the COLLISION Of the "powers that
be-. it would be libel upon the integrity and in.
tsligence OF the American people, to suppose that
they would any longer give them their coun,enance
and support. The Wings OF Connecticut, like those
OF our sister S,ates are determined to do their du.
W. uIu as tUey nave WpeO OUT one lOut Spot IN tnS
Senate Of the u States, 50 they will wipe up a. the
spring election, all that remain in the House Of Re-
representatives.. They will have men there who know
their rights and knowing dare maintain them" y
The question is frequently asked-what 10 conserv.
atism Conservatism 10 but another name for preserc-
atism l. simply denotes disposition 10 preserve our
constitution, laws and republican institutions, in their
simplicity and truth, az understood BY the trainers Of
our coGsii'9tion and construed BY WASHINGTON. JEFF.
ferson, Madison aud Monroe CoRserUdfism, in the
abstract, s nothing less than preservation
and laws, and he genius Of our free institutions, we
are, OF course, ConserUares Clay and Webster, and
all the Wings are Conservatives. and have been from
sdss se ss sSd NJ vsns
though elected as Jacksonmen, were, aud always
have been, Conservatives, in principle That is 10
say. howeyer much they loved C@sar, like Bru.as,
the Executive, while the Executive pursued he best
interests Of the nation. But the mon,en, the Execu.
i've aimed to aegrandze the President and bis par'
SION OF our republican institutions, that moment,
Messrs; Rives and Tallmadee Joined issue with the
Exsecuve-declared for the Repubiic-and took sides
Rives and Tallmadge were the main pillars and the
ornaments Of the administration of Gen. Jackson
ney sustained him as long ~ they could principle
Van Buren,, and, like Wright and Benton upheld his
unudicious measures, whether right or benton wrong
the highest honors Of the Executive would have
80" =, s'.oweIeo upon tnem. Du they preferred PTin.
ce 10 Pretermenf-a the Presideni, az soon
az ne abandoned correct principles, and took sides
with the great mass of the people II The milton.
Let these two great Statesmen 90 on In their briant
career They are on the side Of the best institutions
OF me country, and the best people Of the nation nre
on their side. In point Of talents and accomplish.
me ney nave no snPerlors and 10 principle there
, none ' more corect man Iailmadge and tivcs.-
WT mem go on as 'ney nave begnn, and the great
xH,g Pa1tX WI nan their efiorss with acclanaon.
we n,ga they have put shoulder 10 The wheel,
y oveIaow me infamous sub'lreasury system of the
.necunse; ano they merit she support and c0unte.
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