Litchfield enquirer., 1839-03-14

which will be placed under his charge-dsorder and
confusion will arise, and I doubt much whether he
will ever be able account for the money he will re-
! ceive. The people will rise in arms against US as
soon as we deprive them Of their School money.
Reg.-lt can't be helped. We must pay Cleave-
land and there is other Office that will satisfy him,
Sufficient unto the day, is the evil thereof" The
evils you predict will not occur this year, and when
rascaliy Wings '''NO ''' '''' ''''' Nf''' ''''
PART SECOND
upon their tools, the party cast
Each public Office in their grasp
As pearls to swine-then turn the screws
On every man who dare refuse"
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Office ofths School Commissioner, LitcAfeld
Present, School Commissioner.
ENTER Hartford Regency
Reg.-Good morning. Mr.. Beers. We have called
over to consult you upon several important matters
relating to the party but principally to obtain yong
flee OF Governor, this year
Commercially, gentlemen, you know what my
feelings were last year, when you felt of success
my office to cleveland. think it safer for me now
to hold on where ! am; should gain nothing, and
have too much to lose for me to interfere.
,Reg.-But, my dear Mr.. Beers, when the existence
OF 1.-THE party is at stake. we surely ought to make
some sacrifice of personal feelings and interests
and besides, we think yon'w not risk your Office
ant and they will not dare you out unless we
consent-and that we shall never do-that is, If you
let us use your NAME II you refuse, some of our
friends will perhaps accuse you Of want Of devotion
Commit have no fear on that score If don't
take care OF my own interests, no one else will. My
management OF the School Fund is the only thing the
party has to boast Of and friends will never con-
sent to my removal in favor of the Wings. Should
they prove faithess to me, there more than two
parties in the State. By the way, gentlemen, Mr.
Niles will soon return, he has been much before the
people Of late, why not make him your candidate
~ Reg.-Nles has been too much before the people.
Those rascay letter writers have about used him up.
He appears so ridiculous opposing himself to Webster
and Clay. Some Of our bgos too will hardly vote for
universalst-and then his unlucky letter has ezra.
ged the working men and the miserable Conserva-
permit us to run you.
Comma shall do no such thing. l like my office
for the .party-but have no idea of sinking while
can SWIM Our party has become reckless that
tremble for the result Many honest are thunder
struck at the terrible defalcaons, and do not
der they become Conservatives, when their interest
does not bind them to the party. Something must be
done, or our utter defeat lie certain
Reg-My dear sir, we certainly have done all we
could TO prevent the Wings from exposing our detail
cations, and to turn over our aulters to Them We
have made every effort, and poured out our money
like water to get the subtreasury bill througb-for
that, with its pains and penalties would look as we
intended 70 secure the public money. What more
could we DO? Our party creed has so long been, to
the victor belongs the spoils, that our folks will help
Comm.-Solus-They must be nnnies to think that
would be their tool have not forgotten last year
of little don't believe the Wings will trouble me.
have some good friends among them-bu. how to
prevent their appointing an assistant lam not sure,
tive LET'S see-ffteen' years~sls5o salary and
$500 perquisites-$3O 75O and then the chances for
speculation, say $1,000 year-$3o OoO-S6O, $50! Ill
feel Of the Conservatives at any rate. (Eri.
ON DIr.-It is said that the Maine Delegation in
Congress sgn6ed the President just the close Of
the session, that they would he much grated at the
appointment OF Daniel Webster as Special Ambassa.
dor to England, under the Act of March ed relative
to the North Eastern frontier. The President, it is
said. replied. that their wishes in the case were emit
tied to great consideration, and that he should feel
every disposition to crafty hem$ but that an intma-
ton had been already made to Mr. Calhoun in refer
encs to the experimentation. Com.
STRAyED-From the enclosure of the "Hartord
Regency" at the late show, large number of Gov.
Niles "cattle"-stated at 96-who broke through the
Pound, shook off their Collars, and are now running
at large, without ring or yoke, The keeper, after
much fatigue succeeded in coaxing and driving back
sufficient number to form "healthy majority
but the remainder are considered dead loss to the
Party, unless the Chief Qrover, with his coadiutors
now on their way from Washington, can by whip and
spur. and NTH the aid Of the General Government"
wheedle or drive them back to the fold. No doubt
"a liberal reward will be paid for taking and secu
ring said CATTLE" so that the owner may get them
again, and that all charges will be promptly paid in
Sub Treasury notes. or in the Public Lands-PaNO,
Legislative Frdud-The Legislature of 1887 enact.
ed law, which for oppression and despotism, might
have been copied from the code Of the most tyrancal
creditor or bis law affidavit, might at any time
arrest his debtor in Hartford and forthwith, without
ball. convey him to any town in the State where the
creditor might reside. and imprson him there till the
debt and cost were paid, This process, like that in
criminal proceedings, was FORTHWITH Not mo-
ments time was given for the unfortunate debtor to
visit his family, or arrange his business, but hike A
wherever his relentless creditor might choose.
Gan law be imagined more tyranical-more cruel
more despotc? Could human ingenuity contrive
more perfee. means Of enabling hard hearted cred
rRIsoNMENr FOR DEBr!' We venture that more
outrageous fraud was never penetrated. before or
reserved for the leaders Of the loco foco party in this
State, and to them Be tie gIOry.-Conn. CoGrGnt
JUBAI HARRMGToH, the runaway counterfeiter and
Worcester Post Master was twice the loco foco can.
didae for Congress in opposition to the Hon. Levi
Lincoln. We wonder if the locos won't try to make
him out Wing. as they have done with their other
rogues-N Haven Palladium ~.
A MIsTAKE.-Some Of our Connecticut Loco Foce,
We feel constrained defend them from this charge.
we DO not know one them that does not deal in tha
article BY wholesale exclusively Hereford ReviesO>