Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28
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From he ". r. T6mes & Star
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 s sOneeSmoFe Wilhin1he liniita of us appA- 4aEe to fle inlepsnd ndent 6oFereiR Rties Saf the Union, bethihk myself of the promise somewhat unguardedly given you to keep you occasionally advised of the dOings ut ihis plddg TwlSefe' Bo much of intellect and moral worth, with vulgar stupidity and un- .pedoemiMg. vice, are a1lnNAlly cOngRee6to11 have found this {; city of magnificent dis tances'' in my, periodical visits usually 90 dull and ninterAstibg, and during the Roli- titctaI Olynpipds, now a happily drawing t0, p close, such a perfect lazar house, that have many time and oft wished that never might return ngaiM t5 F ;Sfof its, in truth. the pOlaicaE @sGmtIss ~, tlRe Union, where much 1ntegritysr rAHA honof, and political consistency have If late yearsb beehy Fearful ly Sacrifideds to our lnodefH J1gge erhauts. But fortunately for us afE D GltaBge kasl come over tho county ssince-'l Wass here Curing the last session Of Congress-; a IRighty civil internal policy of the country will undergo a change, and from FtAe, ShRraeeH NfFthc men who will shortly De Entrusted with the goverhineht; Mak which was, fast becoming an oligarchy in its tendency and OperntiOlL and carrying prescription thrOUghOut the whole length and breadth of. tue land, will De restored to, it's original beauty, and the benign purposes for, which, our fathers or- ganized llit.V YeS, the government will go back to the principles with which it started, aud under the patefhal administration of' President Harrison our republican institiG- ti9ns will gather around them fresh strength and beauty. ButI anticipate. Let us take Il hurried peep into the wings ofthe capitol. First the Senate. '1 Here you find few chan ges: some whose seats once knew them, now know them no, m0re--they are gather ed to their fathers g. and if we remember aught of good in their career while solo1n- ing with us, let us rejoice ii turning tO these green spots in 0nr, recOllectiOns, at the same time invoke tho waters of Lethc to oblile- rate every trace of political or moral mfr nifty that 'cloudod' their, Seputatipnsg The first man who catches your eyO in fhis mighty, arena of talepi and politiGal gladia- atOrshiR after scanning the good natured, if not inane, countenance 0S the worthy Vice President, is That man of unrivalled genius and sxaltcl Pi,triotisna- HENRY, CLAY.--- " That a playful smile there is alwaysonhis frank aud manly features! Yes, and with reason, itoS,, for fg, feels that his country draws near her political redemption: ,sADQ- thef mighty intellect is near--Daniel Web StCI-bACsGkBnI1SJHS S<1lE~Sal1O@ uItbuCGE O1 own fortunes hka Clay -+-now,the living ex- lppunders, of the; GonstitutiOn.ti Nearr Clay sits that tmaIrOfibu urniDg C loqheuce4.-p Preston 7-faithfulsto the Hast abaong fdhe ffhithless! Opposite, ypusee anothef splendid intellect r-the. .uneeasinea NietimOf his own e;ap price and -folly-rIehH C. GalhOun. .!i " VVlIat,stfange recollectiens crowd upon n0iie>ss memory when You see Calhoun and Clay sitting sis c vis E salhi their early career, aln1ost3 like the SiaRese twins in acting together fOrthe accomplishment of eRe aebmmion objeci-+ the vindicat tion2 2ef Atheir uc0untry's wrongs, orthe devcIopcmcntOfa vast systeM Of pol icy for the benefit of the country in the eS- tablishfrent' of n protective tariff, internal and, the charterihg of a ha- tional bank, to bring order opt of chaos and tliesc mighty objectSa the peace of 1915, stand they now translated as they have been from the House to the Senate :! Mfr. Clay is firm as d rock in advocating the same principles os in 1915; Mir. Calhoun has changed, nnd nuti satisfied with his pl sitioil, he is eternally defining it, TheN'hs sits with restless and uneasy aspect in the vicinity Of his iIltistfions friend from Mis- sburiLthe great iatlVocate for Specie impre. ference to bank rags, but ii6i cOrdia natter Of these after hlE if he can make five or trn per cent! by the exchange! J Near these gentletneh ssts that embryo statesniaf, Mi. Senator Allcii,. from Ulifo, ftsM Of sound, and fury and tt gentleman to boot, al,cays ong good terssy piih Ha4sesf..z Step acrossthe floor alF1 you quickly epCounter ithc ready, smile oi tle Senater from the Key Stone State, who appears to be in 2 sad dilt mifla about cosp- ing events. No bureaus are open for him. No embassies not even to Russia agaip.
 Let Aim consult the horoscope and betake hisnself to matrimony by way of soiace'e ere he advances farther into the scar and vel low leaf. politically aud naturally, for D Tong winter is about to set in upon him, which will inevitably chilli alk his aspira- tions.. Not far from the defeated and Dsor- tifea il8ntof < honest gohH Davis" sits your Senator T, with expresSive. eye and fine ampE forehead, tlie index oftrue gen. jus and talent. FaitlltdI has Ae been to his trust, at the same time m object of unnsti- gated slander. Inc WhpiG Union can never forget him, and deeply Snail T regret it if he withdraws from the Senate. Contrasting his cOursc with that Ofhis Wily and jesuiti- cal eolleague,i,who, grossly lnisreprescnts your statey Mr. ". and his friends haSe.no reasOnsiO shuR the comparisOn.i We'll and woathily might, he adOptthe proud motto Of his state-ErcelsiOr ]! Not far from Tall- riadge sits Mr. Mangum, from North Caro- llna+-ands a goodly specimen he. It is rct treShing t0. meet with such a, man, in the place of the Strange and Brown men of re. cent times-for heii isn manthat is felt and RPpref iated hereso1J eenaqiip"1 f2o1S si49 .n Let us cross the rOtundnn,, and take n peep 1.-the House we shall look in again to the Senate mad read couDtenaIlces e. lu L0s0tsrS