Litchfield enquirer., 1844-07-25

change n t.yw0 lcso'F peciBms int upcn inNss.
tig1Rion hos net thsnss cut % bs spSr k9phal.
Among others. Hon. Louis a1cEsns has BET apSsss
ganged" int6ths service d ''POlk, Dallas ed Ter
a." We had no filth, and We ana our want Of
fhith fully justiRsa. The wig STANDARD Avs.--
"HoN. LOUIS 1fcLANE.
! In looking over the midsto-be srecihfaaionsP
which are paraded over and over again in lie Loco
FocO organs, we sometimes zee announcements
| that we know to be false A few days ag0the name
Of the Hon: Louie Mckane, President Of the Balti-
more end Ohio Railroad Company, was placed in
this position. Wsleagned from the best apfhoyity
day or two ego, that Mr.. McIane did upon the an
nouncement Of the nominationof Polk aud Dallas
express his qualification ct It; but the pefson who
retailed this portion of his remarks forgot otel the
Remainder, which was this in effect thst the to-
tai rout Of desperate band Of political ugglers
al ever existed wasmade dOubly sure bysuch NOM
| nations
"fhe name Of the Hon. James K. Richards, of
| Warren county, Va, il also paraded BY them
There is no such man in the county, The person
alluded to is James r. Richards, as trWe and UNI
6inching Wing as ever lived The prefix Of How.
is placed before his name. we presume, 70 give ad-
itional weight tothe recantation; but tothose who
know him, nothing ofthe kind 10 Fe1uislte-he is a
Wing from the start that Is honorable enough for
him."
Il was James K. Polk who declared q the floor
of Congress, in the memorable panic eessions-
The question, Mr. President, is sChetker zoe shall
haze Republic sCithout Bank, or Basak uith-
ont Republic. "-LOeofocO paper.
Very well. What said George M. Dallas to this
alternative! Why, having balanced matters and
weighed reasons, he took the Bank, md worked
like Trojan, to secure its charter letting the Re-
public take care Of itself. What effect has been
produced upon these two men by being nominated
EorI
| the Bank, or for the Republic b. COardnt.
| A: the last meeting Of the New Brunswick IN.
J.) Clay Club, Mr.. Dunning Kelley, hitherto q
Locofoco, came out strong Wing, and made a
speech repletewith sound argument The CORES.
pondent Of the Tribune says
st was a rich treat to hear plain farmer talk
! about the theories of Free Trade. He gave simple
but effective illustrations upon the workings Of the
Protective Policy, and used the Loco party without
gloves in nominating an open and undisguised foe
to the Tariff Of 1912, merely to pander to the pas
sons of Notification"
Two other farmers, who had formerly acted with
the Locos, cook ground for Clay and Protection at
the same time.
o. The Canton (ohio) Repository Of the 4th
says
e" In two townships of that county, (Stark) one
hundred and fifty Democrats, who are In favor Of
the Tariff, and against the Polk doctrine Of imme-
diate Annexation, have s'come out" from among the
Locoioco party, and pledged themselves to vote
for Clay and Frelinghuysen."
TIL. r;rorr..; ALL, !, No. a. ~, .,,,,,-..a =, M
Folks uniform votes in Congress against the old
| revolutionary soldiers That paper thinks him We.
~ nearly in the predicament Of jealous Loco Foco
,.,hata. Nv 10. ~, ~ IT,. I;sS
:. NJ nc tSa W kTs wv" 49,. ~, orJ
f.tS. =, ~. ~. So ~ "'"'
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1ne so1y T ctx ' -, .!eO iW" 1 49,
s.''ss |oos,NLoSoy VI "c os. IoIla tCue .o.'s.
.rom ccr.sspCnoen, IN Wnien ne ~ nc cannO.
IA. .et :, nIs ''S ~ ~,
ana ne aoos that mGny-0ey M0Ny Oh ms
nelgnGors must abandon MIN ana tne parry On tnat
Inc 1e0e1esse5 yeMge1et, O nsep1ay
Lever EoM WI nusoanos u tnas cI.y, cus'i Ig
loose IRON tnae party lor tne same 1eason. ne
says van nueen va. tnrcwn o.eIeoaIo me
u ms oPPSTon 70 tne inlquitOus eas ~
o. es ahnexa!lon, ana ne wia 80 WIN AIM ne anos
'nar .s'1 n w. 9. Paly a.e Iossver Dsok:n. ::,.
e 1870 sso c sA sn'..
oPefaees t,e Ae1"s questlon-ena1 '"ss nOpe VI Ao'
c"ioSols":
| r
as 'onae VI .he lOco'ocO euIOss are very 'onu Vi
| copying from the New York Herald, we would sug-
gest to them the expediency Of MAKING voom for
'"e .o.'o"'ns pa astsP" i'oua Una. psl''''
Inc local election 10 Louisiana, mos. mex,
pec!eoly 70 an, mas ON the eye o. tne rresldentai
Contest resulted very auspicicuSly 10 Gay ana the
wings, ana vesy ADVERSE 10 PoiK ana Ie9ss. by
tnis event we see thar the Texas annexation CUES.
ton, Its own peculiar LOcoiItV. had eject