Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-20
GEORGE WASHINGTON WAS A FARMER

"roNGE. WAoHINGION W WAS A FARMER.
 THOMAS JEFFERSON WAS LAWYER. , JAMES MADISON WAS A LAWYER. JAMES MONROE WAS LAWYER
 JOHN QUINCY ADAMS IS A LAwyeR ''
 ANDREW JACKSON IS A LAWYER.
 MARTIN VAN BUREN IS LAWYER.
 WILLIAM VII LIAM H: HARRISON ls A FARMER. ingtOn the country was prosperous and happy I.ar ms have another araer President and another ape ss prosperity and plenty. From the Somerset (AlaineJ Joaruol.
 We must go for Ae men wkO soiN carry out fhe Deno cratic Principle.-1he subscribers have until within lew months past. been ths unwevering and steady port has heen honest, Jree, and Hnboughf Not from love of PARTY-but was founded in PATRIOTISM and the Jeff sonian School. and we continue to adhere m to the eame principles Al the last Presidential cleo. ton. with the exception Of two. of lawful age, and voted for Martin Van Buren. We believed him be honest and capable, and well fitted for inc office Oi Chief Magistrate of the nation Bu, we con- fess we have been enfirely misAakea siR she aa-aa Of Democracy. he possesses nothing but the nnue Gi Fe6lesalism, all but the nasse. i-n sHl'l -t,,'o'
 Ys have ,skeG s % erea, pains ,e investigate The life be braSe man. pars patrios genuine Democrof aud the POOR MAN's FRIEND y The Farmer of North BenI shall have our ySes a. the November elec,on tor the and Mechanics; and had we no other reason iO as- sign for withholding our support os the present admi nissra.on, the attempt to reduce the price Of labor, Mr. Van Bufsn, would afford ns saifisiens reason.
 Joseph Baston, William Traiton.
 R;n's1 Ms WSSa@rn, %ssa;., Ms1s Mark TSEsfoa:.
 Daniel M. Barker. Warren Prebie,
 James D. Li''tst:!d, t,A v,a5y M5sn.y Prebls.
 Angus, g. ls4o Joseph "0GSnse fan of No,,;ass,.o..
 The following prophecy is from the Mobile Regis. ter of July Slst It may be borne in mind thas i,s editor is son of Mr, Secretary Forsyth, ! E from Alabama. Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Misso.. r and North Carolina: They are aI certain for the Democracy. & sxssp. Kentucky. and ;hs friends of FedeIalism m that, its strongest citadel. ,.. :. Tell Chapman to crow. '''
 Prentice says alluding to the celebration a, Lo,is. vile: We have no room to describe, this mogninV the glorious Whig pageant oflass night. ,;t . Y
 Fellow. Whigs, the darkness of the long and ws.,,, night has passed The dawn giaddens Our svssy See how beautifully the skies are reddenine i1 s6c
 Many men in this city. who were supposed ,o h. Van Burenites up to the very time 0f the elac,or' went quietly to the polls and yoed for the whoe ~S;. the spir, of change has been s;lsstis a. Sne''
 The following toast was given at Cadiz, on the 4,h in:t, ssl Sy 1Sssl Seth !. Hu1a Esg q cIsysland
 T-yler-The Tories tried to make us sWallo1s thsr l84O. ", w, 7T>' : ~"
 HAkRIsoN AND BErrRR T,rEs.--yva re;o;e. i. ,a. iTm conviction. that the people Of this cnnnrTv Sre now thOrelghy aroused DO sense of che true cond. tiOn Of ataiIs This has never before been eeese5. but we think the cRIsls is now acknowledQed THS opponents Of the administration have now what tLev have always wanaed, perfect union. Oseanizst;o1. and enthusiasm. The HEoFIx gre sP! There caS didate, tho Pcpslar |sUsr has been excited TSa prospect ahead iS, Gen. HARRISON fOr Pres;dans and Better Times for Ihe County GSs'