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THANKS TO Col. BENTON F.!

Stand back while we hes,ow a measure
Of just praise on the Hon. Tom. Benton Yes
we have been watching his course these tif.
teen years, and never had a chance to praise
him till now, but this is first.rate one. The
occasion was thus: John Tyler, the distress.
ing Accident, sent in 10 the Senate for confr.
nation the name of Henry A. Wise as En-.
bassador to France. A dead pause ensued
after which COL Benton arose and read to the
Senate some extracts from speech made be-.
fore his apostacy by this same Henry A.
Wise to the People OF Louisa county, Va, in
which he condemns the subserviency of
Members Of Congress to Executive will, and
more especially comes down on the practice
OF appointing Members of Congress to Exc
cutive stations with all his might. Thal was
enough. The contrast between the Wing
Wise of 1910 and the Tyler Wise of l643
was so striking tina, nothing could be added,
while nothing could be offered in reply. The
Senate took the question, and rejected the
northumberland again, and again, till the
Accident was tired OF making it.
As we may never find another opportunity
to commend Senator Benton, let 1t be under.
stood that we do this with our whole heart
Very possible, he prevented the sending OF
an unworthy and dangerous man as Minister
to one of the leading Courts Of Europe. Al
any rate, he put forth on the floor Of the Sen.
ate some admirable Wing sentiments, which,
though discarded by their original utterer,
should ever be cherished by the People,
Caleb mark US down n humble member of
the CLAY. Benton coaliIion.-Ib.
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From Tie Y. I. Ttilnns.

Conveniently he Annual Election in
our sister State takes place on Monday,
April 3D.. and we do hope that the Wings are
prepared to give good account OF them
selves. In addition 10 :heir whole State Gov
eminent, four Members are to be chosen 10
represent the State in the next Congress,
| which Congress is Ia determine whether ~
Tariff shalt no sustained or subvertcd. We
! appeal to every manly citizen, to every low.
er Of honesty and fair dealing, 10 mark the
respective attitudes of the parties on this vi
tai question. The Wings are openly, frank.
Iy, uniformly, in favor Of sustaining the pres.
ent Tariff, aud Of amending it should il
need amendment, in perfect accordance with
| the Protective principles on which il is ba
Srd. The Loco Focos are in favor of-what?
You cannot tell from their papers, their Con.
Ventiuns, their resolutions. AT heart, the
leaders are all deadly hostile TO Protective
Duties, as was evinced bv their Inviting Levi
Woodbury. to deliver his Free Trade Address
at New Haven, and unanimously approving
its doctrines. But the party dare not take
this ground before the People, and $" it
skulks and pnlters, and its demagOgue Gov
ernor twadd!es about Incidental Protection,
in order TO throw dust in the eyes of the
People. The Loco Foco Papers do their ut
most, by indirect ard dishonest means, to
make Protection odioLs to the people, yet are
careful not to nvow their hostility, and try
to keep the subject out Of the public mind
But it cannot be shuftlcd aside. Electors OF
Connecticut! The four Members of Con.
gresS you are about to elect will very prob
ably determine by their votes whether the
protection of Home Industry and Home In.
terests shall still be regarded by our Gov
eminent, or whether the doctrines Of Cal.
houn Free Trade shall triumph. Bear this
in mind, and do not say that you meant
Protection yet cast your votes for free trade
candidates above all, do not stay away
from the polls, and let the enemies Of Protec.
tion and prosperity triumph. Struggle man.
fully for your country and her true policy
and be not put to shame by the almost victo .
ious Wings Of New Hampshire!
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WILLIAM c. STERLING.


Mr.. Sterling is the Wing candidate for Senator or
nth District, and one more deservedy respected fIv
his correct principles. and devotion to the cause e.
sound Democratic Wing doctrines, conId no, have
been nominated BY our friends in that district. H.
has been long and favorabiy known 10 the inhnbi
ants OF that section of our county as the warm md
ardent friend to protective policy to our anufae.
turing and agricultural interests and ns the fenrrS.,
advocate of sound and we'll regulated currency.
and uniformly opposed to the ruinous measures
which, by d Designating that CURRENCY, have plunged
our whole country into distress and dependency.
Is 1t possible that any true friend Of the he st inerrsn
OF our 81 'tc will by his vote influence eontriEun
to place in the Senate Chamber the indlvidunInon,
mated by the loco focos in that disric in opposition
to the claims Of 81 worthy and estimable gentleman,
as W lillian C. Sterling.
TO SIX OR EIGHT WINGS OF LTTCHFTEEDe.
P .rmit me to address to You few Words I do
not know precisely who you are. or where you're
side, but one thing do know. that you do nosus,al-
ly arrive at The polls till the box is closed on voting
for first Representative. This 10 precissly.fie same
as il You did not come at all; fora goes tfe frs
representative goes the second This is invarin-
bly, the result in Litch6eld Tardy tardy this 10
a reproach to the name and charac,e or Of true-
hearted Wing. Let resolve it shaa not asaack to-
on Monday next. Wings Of LitchfehNs one and ar
be universally at the polls be there early remain
steadiast OF your posts and the day will be ours.
r.. PEgEE Fsnc7uAa--,.
11rThe locofocos of this town have nominated O.
S. Seymour and Enos Stoddard, Ess'rs for re-elee-
J Aha larss M, q. N
most respectable and talented lawyers in the Stale
justly esteemed as ornament To the Lieh6ed
County Bar. We are astonishcd beyond measure
that gentleman generally so correct sioul6 have 90
far strayed from the true democratic path as to en-
brace the doctrines Of the federal loco toeo party.
He was formerly an earnest advocate, we are told
Of Henry Clay and the American System: We sup
pose, from the company he keeps, he is now the
ponent OF BOTH No friend therefore of Mr. Clay apA
the Tariff can consistently vote for Me- Seymous.
however strong his respect may be for bis tslen~
and good name.
Mr.. Stoddard TOO was formerly friend aud sun
porter OF the great Statesman Of the West The Ipt
political convention ever attended in Couneesisu.
was Clay convention ct Hartford, Of which My. s.
was member.
Qusre. Has Mr.. Clay changed or have Messrs.
Seymour and StOddard abandoned the Democratic
principles Of that old and tried Patriot
rwHICn TOWN IN LITCHFlELD COUNTY
will give The largest Wig msiOEg1 Lasay.ar Co
shen won the banner.
NEVER MIND THE WEATHER.
The election las spring vas lost IN consequence
ofihs weathes. Lss no 'Sue whig shis year regard
rain or snow. mud or mTs; but b sure and bs On
hand % coon - the ballot boxes are opsa.
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THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFTELD. MARCH 30. Is4S.
Gfckrt for state OHfeers.

91bfg Gfckrt for State OHfcRrs.
For GOUernOr,
ROGER s. BALDWIN,
ofNew Haven County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
REUBEN BOOTH, of Fairfield Co.
For Treasurer,
JEREMIAH BROWN, of Hartford Co.
For Secretary.
DANIEL P. TYLER, of Windham Co.
For Comptroller.
ABIJAH DARLINGTON, New. Haven Co.
For COngress-lth disf.-Lschfeld and Fairfield Cos
THOMAS B. OSBORNE.
For State Senator's,
18th Dist. ISRAEL COE.
18th DANIEL B. BRTNSMADE.
18th WILLIAM C.. STERLING.
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THE NOMlNATIONS-The following are the
nominations Of the Wing and Loco Foco parties for
State Officers. Members Of Congress, and Senators
in the several Districts:
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NEVER MIND THE WEATHER.
The election lasa spring vas IOss in consequence
"fihs weaihcs. Let 10 Tus whig this year regard
rain or snow. mud or mTs; but b sure and he On
hand % soon - the ballot boxes are opsa.
aTTowns Ia dis county not sspplisa wi,A vesss
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30

% We understand lhal in Ne case Of Asa CAai
~ the Norwich and Worcester Rail Raad CnnpNny,
the Auditors have dacded that Mr. Child is indebted
10 the company eight fAasaan9 tpa hanags5 dollars.
L VIII = Irca||scIea fhns NJ, Child elnimed thar
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VOTES! voTES!-whigs! provide them in a.
Oundance! Distribute them freely! Send FOR abssn'
ssss! Eecollecs that ~ full vote s Wing victory
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Ma. BRocKwAY oy CsHN.--The editor al
the Lowell JouInHl, writing from, Washing.
ION, tells tho following aneeaOee Of this
gentleman:
Amember from North Carolirn care up
10 Mr.. B. the other day, and said in n tncu.
bar manner. BrOckway, ! heIirve have
seen you in nv District Once pedalh'g En-. :"
Very likely" said ME. BFockwHy. VI Che
same playful manner. - wenF there oMsr.
] recnllecl, with load o. TIN Intending to
swap Il OF for tor hut could ma make
trade Ia consequence ofthe dirty habit yCwv
constituents had contracted Of making usn
~ - n 7inlaasea" The LAUGH rms turned
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30

GREAT REFORM IN TUE NATIONAL ExPExprruRes
VINE PROMISES REpEEMED Tho average amount
Of expenses under Mr.. Van Bnren's administration,
was S36 00OO 00 The appropriations fP the current
year are less than @9 100000. Here then is saving
10 the nation Of Si7o0OOO0. What n comment on
Loco loco economy and Wing sEiraaaeancs
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RS~The Town Convention SoF the nomination Of
candidates. for the Legislature is postponed 10 SAT.
URDAY NEXT. Il is desirable that our friends in
the distant pAEs Of the town should be here ut that
time. Let the nomination come from the people and
we shall have no fears Of de result The COnvsn-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30

RHouE lsEAxn-The late DOgrise movement in
that State has cost the stare upwards OF Rinsty oS.
sand dollars which sum 10 TO he taken from The
hard earnings Of the iaEmeEs manufacturer and Ia
bOEee o the State, By way Of direct tsxasian- Chann.
cay + CeMveland tnsaeVed and encouraged the spirit
trusted with power - do evil tosanogheT year,
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LIBERTY MEN! true hearted Wings! bear in mind
that plurality elects the Member Of Congress. viii
you throw away your votes BY supporting a third
candidate who at mos, can get only two or TIRES
hundred, and thus send Samuel Simous 70 Congress
to sustain the Atherecr E.~
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