Litchfield enquirer., 1844-07-25

czAHoEG=z svsasg J5hnuan, 81. q slsSsh
a he lth, n Psnng1lt,l,, thus ahowsa up the
looo t'sO elsins tegIptsh.nt~ On WhisBsg y
P6lkiums
sons & lks't plans b totnIk about changes in
cur ranl ~ the men who have lete - and pinned
phrase { liitie technical - .lo fdeiS-ths fact
must Be Untrue. There have been no changes. No
honest man. with ans brains in his head, ever turns
from Whieism to Epcufecoism-@to Jacksonism-~to
Van Blfeniim--tp Tylerism, Or TO Polkism. CRoars
Of langhfeF.1 And the moment, therefore, you
hear ofa such changes, you may be certain that
ct subject for lunatic asylum, or that he always
wa . locoEoco At heart. tLaughter.] Gentlemen,
to give you an Instance Of this kind Of lying:
stopped ct New Castle the other day, and went to
see, as every good Wing does, your distinguished
friend John NJ. Clayton. He.said to me, s'lJohn-
son, thought Maryland and Delaware would have
been neutral ground in this lying mode Of warfare
Of our opponents; but find It is not 80. Why, sir,
will you believe it, in your Elkton Democrat"
published In Cecil county, in your State, it was
published the other day that JOHN M. CLAYTON
had seen the errorof his ways, laughter1 and turn
ed Loco -Poko- Democrat" Increased laugh
teri / thought, gentlemen, at first that he was
fact. 1t speaks volumes as to all the alledged
changes that fll the columns of their papers.
80 s al 49, --
EIsroR1cAL TRUrH.-We take the following
facts, which cannot be controversial from the Hon
Reverdy Johnson's speech in Pennsylvania on the
4th inst.
''We all know, gentlemen, that the prosperity of
the United States, from the adoption Of fhe Con-
stituton up to the period Of Gen. Jackson's eleva-
tion 10 The Presidency and for one or two wears af
forwards. was unexampled in the history of the
world. except during the period of the war, which
was not altogether without its blessings for it gave
us an opportunity Of measuring strength with the
then haughly mistress Of the oceanic show her
that her descendants were match. and more than
a match for her. even on her fayorite element
Enthusiastic applause)-ours was one continued
period Of happiness. Now. there is no disputing
facts: there Il 40 getting ria Of results If the pub.
lie suffer there ii ma making them believe they are
There il 10 disputing the fact. that
from the iay when Gen. Jackson III himself loose
into his Councils those osly who followed his be-
hests. down ID the period AZ which we are. with
a sinala eycepfion az one month only. when he la
nenfed Harrisd, yvaa President r,,fs has heen one
Continued scene &c SUFFERING suffering of the worst
kind suffering Ia derradafon moral and national:
the nation sfsring the falling off Of the nation
Al attachment rs our national institutions
of The Government lHaring every where suffer-
ing il every form: And. gentlemen. was ii by ac-
cidenf. Is III NOT to be attributed Ia cause We all
can understand n IL not because the long sippo-
sed policy 81 the Government was abandoned. and
aw.corrupting sense Of public duties substituted
for the high and elevated sense which distinguish
ed other tTnes!' az fT
E p 49, - ~ AZ
THE TARIFF AND WOOL-A CONVERT.
We had conversation. the other day. with
gentleman who related TO us the following incident
In going ont to Riga few DAYS since. he met an
old friend coming Is the CITY with load of WOOL
As usual. the two stopped fora chat, when the old
gentlemen avovved h he AZ strong locofoco az ey
er. and ehieNv :. because the WING tariff of 1870
made the manufacturer rich without at all benefit.
tinr the farmers This his paper told him. and
this he behaved His friend tried to chow him
his error bnt he met every statement with the usu
al Locofoco retort-s that's WING lie.n He came
to the c;fy however. and sold iii wool TO Mr. En-
;ckson. who Maid him come form cents a poa,,,d -
I'M nr;ce far exceeded h;s evDectat;ons' and he
as,ad IN. = raantS ar coS1ss liz onest;an was
answered. and in ! manner perfecfIy satisfactory.
wal he returned home with q iight heart and
heayv noclet. and when Be reached his ordinary
stonnino nIace near home. IL heaet the landlord
paAce sa loe sS ~ s,ndh; to
he st.e. ur in b;s har.room-u moi > said he
contains sfatements which know TO be false. II
denounces the Tariff as a measure which benefits
mo one but the manufacturer. This ! H,aO,c to be
false and have more than two hundred reasons in
nv pocket at this moment for what say (slapping
his oocket hook. Three wears AGO. he !. Confined.
81 owed ssiOO which hadto he paid n July. I was
cramned. and had nothing upon which 20 raise II
exce't INV wool This toak r. the civ. hrt !
was unable to raise one dollar in cash for il The
ho.tNT ..-la A. ..sh - 80. - taIo .lnth. =, 90