Litchfield enquirer., 1839-02-21

order O die day. and the whole property is sacrificed
I0the uHFsaeonable demands Of de- ReW States.
Eesosssz' ~ eur SenaigTe in Congress by vO.shg
e layoE q &c Graduation Bin nov pending before
treated thsir known wishes with conIenOt. and dd an
ll their power TO aiSenate and throw away bthright
Of inestimable value
ResOIUsd, That our Representatives were eouaTIy
taithless in f!voFing that inequtsble and imnOltc
measure-and that Connecticut must station VeFv di
ierent sentinels at washington, IL she intends thas
her paramount interests shall be adequately guarded
ResOlped, That we win resist the project Of usinR
the public lands capital 10 further the Ambitious
be schemine to insure hs election to the chief ma
glsTacy, and another gFasping q the succeescTships
and both BY an appeal to the eord passOns Of the hn
NJ ~ a we are gssy mistaken i the ghso
purchase the political support Of the new.
Resolved, That we deplOre the failure by an act Of
desposm totally unexampled in our history, Of the
liberal Bill for distribution Of the avails Of the public
lands among the States for the period Of five years.
which the Hon: Henry Clay was principally instru.
mentaI in carrying through both Houses Of Congress
would have received over el 100000 and that we be-
ieye If that measure had been carried into effect il
would have been found SO salutary experience, as
70 oc perpetuaeed by the irresistible force OF public
Resolved That we acknowledge with the Eveliest
emotions OF gratitude the unrng zea-the ceaselese
vIglance-the undaunled resolution, and the signal
ability with which this eminent statesman has defend
ed against innumerable assaults some open and 9TH
ers disguised. our common right to this inestmable
property.
Resolved That the citizens of this State are deeply
interested in the adoption of the measure of disEb-
ton as the settled policy Of the government, It will
nov Oily make necessary ior the federai authorfles
70 practice salmtary economy, but will also create
fund Of many millions Of dollars by which the resour,
ces Of the State be developed through the agency
on In.eInai impIevemenL!ne people exonern.ed rom
every species OF public ourthens-ths blessings OF
good education made c0exiengive with our borders
ana we enabled to transmit TO poserty our inesma-
ole ,nst!tn!lons greatly lnvleorated and improved.
Hesotoeo' Ihas considering the immense interests
winch the people Of have at stake IN this
to them, one and ALL to to the polls and vote for
their time and talents the vindcation Of those in
terests ana VINO VIII use every exeron 10 convert an
estate which hath hitherto existed IN expectancy into
ResoIeed Thai tbs determination Of M Van rurer
10 force through Congress the suh-treasury schemes
N opposition 70 me strongest manifestations OF public
ry despotie and antrepuhlican spirit and that he 10
unwortny 20 ne the ruler OF iree people.
teso,sea, nat we view win dsmay Ine nnconstl-
which have been aS: far successfully resoled to ~
me majority IN me senate o. the otate OF New fosks
prevent me appo,ntmen,: ln me moGe PROVIDED
ne ws o. that state 81 Senator 10 i me vacancy
re wlll ne ncSasoned by TIE expiration OF the term
OF senator iasssnaoee. TO whom the wamesf ihanks
are que. for lhs manly and patriotic stand which ne
"n ahV" against u<se F1liOuS unu iuFt IHe"SeFv
winch were eeaon loot and attempted 70 oe earned
oy the Aominie,rauen parry 10 winch ne nei0nGeo,
hut from which ne, with large body OF his fellow
czens, Ieu constrained, o. men Of 'n'e'gence' inde-
pendenee ana paHIousm' 10 secedc. $780,.
Resotred. !'hatrhe dlminution Of Executive Pairon-
age " essenf' 70 the preservation OF our 'ihert'es
and that we cnaaiiy approve OF the Proposition to
confer me appMntmens OF the secretary OF inc Treas
ury and Post Master General upon Congress
IL 1es we are az aa ~, T., ING wmcn
to detea the passage ct the law there proposed TO
!sn me interference q ofcers N the cleo.
iions-conouct pTonlhMed under severe penancs even
by me monarchy OF Great Briain-expressly disal-
lowed by mr.: Jefferson during he Prfsidency-d's:
countenanced by every vrtnons chlei magistrate OF,
pendent exercise Of tie elective franchise.
Resolped, That we consider our Common Schools
=: among our most ya"ans ,nsat'o4e . ano we eos
Leoslanre TO improve .hcm--ef;,rts which nndoubt.
eddy will be seconded BY the enlightened citizens Of
Iomnec.cu ]" spite o. INC 0PP'S'''O' ~ ""~
Resolcrd That the warmest thanks are due to The
distinguished indviduals who compose our State Adj
mlns'rntiOn. tor the fidelity with which they nave
discharged the duties OF their respective 0lcee ana
That we rave no DOUBT nut that IN spite az peuy nance
and reckless tasehnnd, the most cheering saluaron
oz .ns ns" poH o.. 'e s. .Snm,a ,ha nprh ~ ~.
NesMofo' lnat we w. p"sseLG s.o "ss,r.
sees ne .ns ~ ~ y" CO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
,,." Ut, .,,n n. I'LL, W. onnroea and ,ha, "
vii nov , . " mr III; ,sien,s sn,sr.
cs,edness and love Of country shol cecmny their nr,
ner Mace in our Naton"l fsr;sla,uTe md noi,ical
mall factors .re CONSIGNED ;0non,;n;onsv IN nr;vs,er