Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-03
HOW AMOS KENDALL TAKES TT.

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 Let freemen read the following correspondence
 Let be copied extensively, that it may be seen
 who is at the head of the Extra Globe; ~, WASHINGTON, June 2a, 1S4O. My De0r NJ: take the liberty to enclose you an Address and Prospectus for the Extra ;obe honino that it may be compatible with your inclination and sense ot duyto use them for the purpose of procu ring and returning subscribers. - f.. f..s..- ae,
 fin in that hope shall be disappointed, solicit of you the favor to hand over to some friend of the
 administration who may be inclined touse it for that pnrnose.suius .l4. .->tgEl. i1 Uc ry.t'.Ln!= All the numbers from the beginning can still be
 the present subscription exceeds 36yOOO copies.
 With great respect, yonr friend,
 s'si@ ' g. .0j ' r -a'- AMOS KENDALL. RAIsTN, I.enawee CO.,, Michigan. SIR: hereby acknowledge the receipt of your
 letter of the 18th pt, enclosing your Address and lrospectus; and atter due consideration, return them, ranked ;s they came, although I have my doubts about It's being agreeable to law do Yet,
 Ii contrary to law, can plehd your precedent sxenuanon for my exercise of the franking privi-
 lege' and for my charity in saving 50 cents of the hard currency, in which your soul so much de- lights, for your nteiy family '. 5'..'
 will give you few plain reasons why II return them to the source from which they emanated with out complying with your request. .a .y. .,...,g. ! our language Is not republican. It is not such as one democrat should use to another where demo- cratic equality IS professed to be reciprocally &C., You speak of sense of duty" What do YOU ,, ~ have had petty office, once dependent on your fa- vor, that an bound to forego nlt independence oi character, and serre you from sense of duty 7'
 Talk that language, sir to the serfs of Russia. De. mocTats scorn 1t. They owe no allegiance to would | be,dictators or up-start demagogues. 5,. ,,.- You pretend to be patriotic and Zealotis for your who have brought our GoG9 5s s9geGis S ruin, and our republic to the threshold of monar- chy think understand your motives. You talk the same language which the Robe spieles, Eantons. and Ca,sars have always taked.- While you profess democracy and'loye tor the dear people, you are arttully sappng thever toundatoRs of that democracy. tI.-...-,... ..,..,. s.., .
 Again, you are most '"su'nnrly hypocritical You talk in your Address about members of the whig par
 ty q franking" documents. when you kno'o that Van Lurcnes have iranked three to their one, large proportion of which are bully Duncan's backpuard. isms, which you say have a spec of "c@oarseness' @ compliment, indeed, and one for which they will doubtless thank you and your master as they should at the ballot box next November. l,.fa..l!. yJ3:. The charge of contempt for the people," which you are pleased to prefer agains Harrison is, from
 the above false isse particularly applicable your self 44a5.. - .. e1 ".Ha ,si7GO .j.g1 :,
 people in the person of Harrison: And pray, sir,
 where you when the battle of Tippecanoe, Fort | Melgs and the Thames were fought Where was
 you when Harrison, the sham a hero' as you ar are l heart of Canada and there conquered him .....i Was you teaching school in Kentucky, or like a poisonous bassk, in the sunshine of Mir. Clay's ia- vOr, or opposing hlr Madison and the war, like your
 masters MT. Van Buren? Answer these questions | to your own conscience. a. .,tu.,T .3 -4fg 1af H Surrounded with court splendors in the gorgeous Ny furnished palace of Mir Van buren, you may ina
 gne that the people will sustain you and him in your
 uristocratic pride and ponp because you profess de-
 mocracy. Deceive not yourself, sir l, u,tf89,
 = To show in what estimation the hardy backwoods-
 men and "log cabin boys" regard you, Michigan
 will give Old Tip TWO THOUSAND majority next fall in
 spite of your Extra Globe Note.it downnow li a
 book and mark the result. !. .,. .J JJ.7oq bui As my sheet is full, now close with this remark If my office s considered the price of monarcheal
 dichon, it is at the service of those who gave it. I---' With correct opinions as to hlH7IS" sL ] .f ...f.ir.t ,s} Your character. nm, sir, ,ggf | DARIIIS L.. Al,kSllN. F. M. RniRn.