Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-24

"l9-JosEPH II. HAYDEN, Of Esser.
"20-WM. A. FOSTER, Of Stafford.
"2l-ABNER HENDEE, Of Hebron.
NOMINATIONS FOR SHERIFF.
Hartford Colchester ADAMS, of Hartford.
". Haven -CHAs. w. CURTIss,of N. Haven
~ London" GEORGE Bliss, Of Norwich.
Liichfeld ALBERT SEDewIcK, of Litchfeld
Fairfield STARR FERRY, of Danbury.
AQiddleser " GIDEON HIGGINs, Of E. Haddan
1'ollaad I" -SoLoMoN L. GR1GGs, ofTOlldnd.
Windham JOHN GALLUP, Sd, Of Brooklyn.
0rOur friends in the several towns can have bal.
lots by sending for them at this office.
~ The Annual Election OF State Officers and
Members of the Legislature takes place in this State
one week from Monday next Are our friends sensi.
Of the great importance Of this election Much as
we prefer as men the candidates in nomination by
the wings for State Officers to those by whom they
arc opposed, we look upon their election as vastly
more important on account of the principles they
profess and the measures they sustain than ac-
count Of their moral intellectual superiority, great
as that is acknowledged to be. William w. Ellis
worth is the openly avowed advocate Of Protective
Tariff, and his election will be taken at Washington
as an evidence that the people Of Connecticut in
favor of the protective policy. Chauncey F. Cleve
land s-nobody knows what. He makes no avowal
of his views on this most importan, and vitality inter-
esting question: and should he be elected the south.
erners and their "alIies' in Congress would pro.
nounce his success to be evidence that the people of
this State are opposed to protection, at least that
they care nothing about it, And so of the Currency
question. Gov Ellsworth is for settling this vastly
important question on fourdatiyn which viii en-.
sure currency national in it's character. end ex-
changes less destructive to all ca Of the commu
nifty. Mr.. Cleveland is opposed 10 all the salutary
proposed to restore the country the pros
perity which we enjoyed before the destructive mea.
sures Of jackson and Van Buren,. At the tine the
intelligence of our election reaches Washington con-
gress will in ell probability be acting upon the Tariff
in the House and npon the Currency in the Senate
If the Freemen Of Connecticut desire to have those
questions settled in manner conducive to the great
interests Of this state they let their voice DO
heard through the bao, boxes.
tTThe Hartford Times has several long articles
coaxing the conservatives and abolitions,s to ahon.
don the wings and vote for the candidates represen
ting their peculiar principles" Indeed it is said that
John M. Niles is one IF the principal contributors
the columns of the "Patro, and Eagle" and "Charer
Oak" about these days. The inference from all this
is that the ocos, having hopes Of eecting their
State Ticket BY the people. rcsorting these de.
ceptve means carry the election into the legisa.
ture. They also hope by the same course 10 prevent
the election Of Representatives in enough wing
towns to secure loco foco majority in the Assembly,
IL, 1Io olo nF nd
nor, Niles as u S. Senator, and Perry Smith as Judge
Of the Superior Court!
No honest conservative and no enlightened aboli.
ZIONIST will be caught in this loco foco trap. The
Hartford unto show the cloven foo, too plainly to de.
csive sensible men.
9TWe are very happy to learn that in several of
the towns in this county tho abononis:s entirely dis
approve of the policy Of running "Liber'y Ticket"
and determined not to be instrumental in aiding
the friends Of laws in their power, Of
preventing an election by the people. They are es-
pecay opposed to doing any thing which shall even
indirectly aid John NJ. Niles in his aspirations for
seat in the u. S. Senate.
91-When jackson and Van Bnrcn came into pow.
er they found On OVERLOOKING Treasury, a uniform
currency, and q country prosperous and happy
When one year ago they went out of power. they
left the Treasury empty. the Government in debt to
the tune Of twenty millions Of dollars, and the tariff
duties reduced afford but about two thirds
Of the revenue necessary pay the ordinary expen-
ses Of the nation. And now forsoo,h because the
wings have not in year paid off this heavy debt
restored the currency it's condition it in the days
Of Monroe and Adams, and brought the exchanges to
their former rates. the des,ructves charge that they
have failed to fulfil their promises. They ought to
know. innocent souls, that it is much more difficult to
get out of debt when our credit is destroyed by quack
experiments, than it was to get into debt when our
credit was good all over the world.
THE SHERIFF.-The nomination of ALBERT
SEDewIcK for Sheriff gives great satisfaction through
out the county. If the wings come out in their
strength they can give him 900 majority over al
other candidates.
SENATORS.-The wing candidates for the cen.
ate from this county are good men and true. and wilt
receive the hearty support Of every wing in their
respective districts. We must give Webster q ma.
jOrity Of 500 at least and Bellamy and Sterling ma.
jority of 200 each. l, can and will be done if the
wings do their whole duty.
a1rAmong the lie. Of applicants for the benefit Of
the Bankrupt Act We notice the name Of Msl1ar
Gardner. whilcm Of this village,