Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-04-01


mined to do yoas whole duty In the language of
one of the Hartford papers, we would say, "1o the
Polls! To THE PoLLs!! For three successive years
you have manfully asserted your rights, and triumph
ed over q party whose measures have turned your
prosperity into adversely, and endangered the free in
s,i,uGopa Of the republic The principles for which
you have beeh eonssndns are now on the point OF
being es.abIished-they cannot be maintained with
ont your support, and you must not suffer them to be
put down by your supineness and inactivity. Re.
member tina, eternal vigilance is the price Of FIBER
w. and that unless you continually prepared for
the enemy, the vantage ground which you now pos
tess may be lost Let considerations. therefore,
cause you neglect yodr duty. You owe it to your
selves and your country, that you 60 the polls and
vote for the men who will sustain your principles
The above tickets COR State Officers and Members Of
Congress, have before received your suffraees-you
are acquainted with the candidates, and know tha,
they have been faithful to your interests a7,'-
Rally then---one and au-bs firm and wnised-and in
tie good old Ship which has often borae to Vico-
ry. 'pe shall egain Triumph" ..
% We have not this spring filled our paper with
eleconeering matter, for the simple reason that we
did not think it necessary. The wings Humphed
last fall by such overwhelming majority that we
did think their opponents could rally successfully
fur . long time to come. We believed too that the
wings needed only to he reminded Of their duty to
come fearlessly forward and do il. This we trust
they will do next Monday. and show that their majo-
rity for our excellent Governor ELLSWORTH aRd the
remainder of the State Ticket shall not be less than
il last fall for the patriot Hanson. Rally.
then. freemen, to the work! Show by your votes
chat though flushed, had almost said satiaed, with
victory, you are again ready to discharge your duty
60 your beloved State.
VorEs! VoTEs!-In consequence Of press ofother
work, have not been able to print the Tickets for
State Officers. &c. until to-day. Now we have an
abundance. Towns which do not calculate to be
supplied in any other way will please send for them
Don't imagine. freemen, that because you whpt the
locos badly last fall they will not still show fight
An they calculate upon for success isyour supineness
1sei them not catch you mapping. without ammuni
ton. ..-.-
Leak ren to your roies See that none ri them are
spurious scratched. Look to this with regard to
the Senators particularly in the 10th and 18th dis
tricts where the will he very Close and where
ahere are no ~hig votes to spare. The 10th, which
has been loco for two years past. be carried lr-
umphan.ly If every .vhig will vote as he will wish he
had done when the election 10 Let not personal
feelings. the color Of mans eye preven, any whg
from doing his duty. Mr. BELLAMy is worthy Of eve.
~ wing in the district. Osracised though he
may be in his town, let the wings Of the 10th dis
tet show him that they appreciate his sterling WORTH
and his capabily for the office 70 which he has been
nominated. H. T7 tr
InnE 70 fhoT Ia r.of.
of any thing else in this state are determined
make strong effort to carry majority Of the
members ofthe Legislature. This they think may be
done bya concerted effort upon the towns which
heretofore have been nearly balanced-such, for in
stance. in this county Sharon Washington, New
Milford, &c. Let friends be cautious they have
wary foe contend with, determined avail them
selves of any little differences which may arise
among the whigs-they will be ready at all times to
s,Dap State or Congressional for Town vote, be-
leving that they have chance with either of the
former, and by this means may gain representa-.
tive. Look yell to- t.!
We learn that CHARLES L. PORTER Eaq. has been
appointed Postmaster at Hartford, vice Gideon
Welles. removed. This is an excellent appointment.
No man. in the private walks Of life. has been the
press of shs state ss he and are right glad he has
received such reward for His efforts in the wing
cause have been unsiring and unremit,ed.
We have received q couple Of numbers Of large,
very large Sheet printed at Lee, Mass. called the
Family Vistor"s II Is we should think Of such d.
mansions cannot meet with sufficient support in
country village to warrant its Continuance for many
gears In politics It 10 Iocofoco-father late hour
to establish such presses
rTAe Americans Protector. devoted to the true inter-
ess Of the Mechanic Manufacturer, and Farmer" is
the tile Of moderate sized newspaper just Issued
from the press Hartford, and published and edited
bv a committee of the Mechanics. Manufacturers,
and Farmers Association Of Connecticut, recently
established II there are any Of these elnsses in
this vicinity who woad wish to look at or subscribe
for IT, we should be dad 70 show it and furnish their
namesto the pabiishsr, ..,
Mr.. Van Buren, made his fSiGmphaI entry into
Ney. York on Tuesday Of last wesk. on his way to
Kinderhook An attempt was made to get up
great display; but the weather was 20 bad that it
failed entirely. = .-e-T .e.2 ',sG.-a .g-
The Stale Bassard," the tender in disguise to
the HaHtford Times says we must hereafter Judge
OF IL eagrss by "hesrsay'' Oh dear how shall
we be able to get along without the aid OF such an
insslsabb AuVah4gf ,ss ts.s, 9f9a. .i-5s--
At the EdiOriL njHner in Washington on the 5th
inst ofths NeW.YOFk Commercial. gave the follow
ing tOaSN-JThe members Of our rTOfessicn-Ihe
rS IN Foqusiou in Ahe hour Oftgoube, the tEst Tor
gotten in the hour Of triumph, That's too true 70
make a jest Of" r.. ....