Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-05
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be done to remedy this awless and abominable dis
position Of our INTENDED beautiful Parks?"
WASHINGTON, April "a
We Rave now had four successive days of warm
summer weather, that would not be unsc asenabe in
Juy-rhe thermometer yesterday at 80 degrees in the
shade; q have the fact, not from personal inspect
but trum The unimpcarhahIe authority Of Mr.. Espy,
the professor OF thunder and ightnine3 and it has
been warmer to-day. The trees are all nearly
in full leaf, and the Capitol gardens have been for
than a month brilliant odorous with flowers that
you will no: seeull MAY. The city seems to be grow
ing more healthy than II has been through the prev.
Gus part Of the session.
The political atmosphere seems to svmpahize with
the physical, (as nsua) and has acquired more quiz
ct character and more comfortable temperature
"Rumors Of war, and :" fears of change" specula.
tons to new coalitions and conspiraces clamors
and contentious, seem 10 have ahaied and almost
died away for the moment The old relations of par
ties appear to be firmly established. There
still hut two parties in the country-one for the adnp
ton of great National measures Of relief, Tariff,
National Bank, and the confirmation of the title of
the States tn the Public Lands as the basis Of their
cred-and the other opposed 10 all these, and labor
ing for return to all the corruption, peculaiion,
waste aud exIravaeance Of the Administrations Of
Jackson and Van Buren,. And John Tyler still
stands in stale of genuine consistent" abstraction
between them, waiting for one other Of them to
come To him. and occasionally gently "braving'' his
complaints of their imnobiliv and nse visibility thro
presses"
Nobody speaks Of the Evcheqncrs now-adays-
They are dcad-"dead as picked herr ng;" and it
is doubtful whe Their the progenlo:s OF either of these
hapess hastarCS will attempt even to resurre cOnlZe
gavaniZe Them irro'a temporary spasmntc, ficti
tious animation, which is all that can he hoped for
them Rsq"iescai az pace? | can conceive Of no
more appropriate ppita PHI for thens han that cOnpns
ed bv some fprgoien bard for an unfortunate little
d" human" that departed this life under similar Cir
cums!ances "aged about so old"
Here, lies, 80 soon FIN done for
Ewonders wha, was begun for!"
The only choice Of Fiscal Agencies Tint can ever
be submitted to'lhls nation IS National Bank or a
Sub.Treasury. That is the true and only issue;
there has been any other for the last five years
The despair Of Obtaining National Bank is what
has temporarily aenated our best friends and pro.
duced the recent disastrous results of the State cleo
tinns. The people understand this matter better than
the poli,icans;, and they know that the abandon
mont oft Bank,is the adoption of a Sub. Treasury.
The aciery OF set OF mercenary presses bought
(and bought Tor more than they are worth)-with
sums varying from $50 to $3000-is the mmeda
agency thu, has divided and distracted us. 1t not
because these prof gates have influenced any Of our
readers the support Of the traitor" hut because
they have produced an impression OF the deserton Of
principles by onr leaders that the true Wings" THE
siaid away from the polls by scores Of thOusan ds.-
All Connecticut knows this
The bold re assertion and resolnfe maintenance of
the grea. principles ihat animated glorious
victory, is The only that retrieve our for
tunes. nnd marshal heroic millions ct Wing elect
ors again tOinumphant and lasting success: They
will come again when call them thus. They will
roll on IN overwhelming masses against the army Ot
corruption and tyrunny,as they did before, though
allied witrtrcachcry-,hey will gather again in
overwhelming masses on every hallowed spot Of nm
cient strife, endeared by yet recent victory they
will march again ir shouting myriads from Bunker
HILL aud Baltimore, and the Brandywne, and the
Miami, and hunired heights, and plnins, and val
leys where the echoes of our songs and gratnations
rasS in
either in its objects or its results.
Let no one doubt of such q movement, under such
anspices-nor tremble at the detection Of one or two
wrerched traitors. Like the Of Gideon in the
valley OF Moreh, too MANY" before. when
we numbered SO many cowardy "spoIlers' and
plunderefs who now go out from us because they
not Of u.s." 1.-The fearful and unbeleving" can
share neither our sympathies. nor our struggles nor
our victory. Meanwhile, as 10 the tathfu-'ln your
patience possess ye Your souls" Three years is lit.
tie time enough for the enrolment and armament OF
men for such strife, and little enough the labOrs
which must prepare and secure our triumph. Many
may die without the sight. but not without the as.
surance ut the common resnf
Our adversaries were never weak before as they
now, md must be for the next three years
They have shown that they cannot now muster their
whole former force even TO success. They have fa:'
len uf by thonsa nds IN every state, without amy ques-
lion to divide them, and with every thing in our con
dIiion animate Them. They do not know their
own leader. They are already distracted by the pre-
tensions Of half a dozen aspirans, sworn either TO
" rule rum, now or never. Calhoun and Wood
bury are the names agreed on by the majority OF
their men here for President and Vice President
Van Buren, is "pas. praying for" bu! will make
trouble Tor Them johnson and his friends will set up
for themselves He would serve better purpose for
the country than any Of their men, il elected, because
he is % heart National Bank man. and goes for
good money and plenty OF tn. T. American"
An old lady living on the line Ct railroad in Mich
gan. lost her pigs and cattle by their being run over
She demanded payment Of the directors for the loss
Of her property this they refused to make. In re-
venge, she creased the track for distance which
Il once put an end to all loeemotiOn and only