Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

~"~S""S CVtDWtssSc1 ws uOtObOtOS0s The Examiner says that in . few years the people. of Norwich will have, lhn.. best system of schools ,sin 1he United States. ...:.t ,..,,
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 Densserasic War en che AAaslniserasien.
 The war upon the President and his. Cabinet ia kept up ,vilb riger by the. New York Democrats. At meeting d the ]" Young Mems National Dem. ocratic clab." on Friday eveniug. Judge Morton. of Georgia. made . long spesch in which he sxcoriated the Admintctra- tion. He said it l" had proved recreant to Democratic expectations" Instead of proving to be " national in his views ans feelings" Pierce, he said. :. had proved to be just the reverse. Party traitors ia every section have been eho- sen as tic paid opponents of Denaesrat. ic sentiment-at the North, Free Soil- CTS. those who defeated the Democracy in 1sEs and at the South. disuniionaists and ,hoae who lad sworn never to serve under any buta sectional man ?
 At a'regular meeting of the Democrat ic Republican General Committee of New York, held last week, the afoll~. ing resolutions expressive of their yiews in reference to recent events, aere unaa-
 imopsly adopted .,,
 ResaLue9, That in the recent removal of Democrats from office by the Feierai atFi- cers attached 10 the Custom ttause uf ths part, tue NatiSnal Democracy recognize :he renewal of the attempt, by the present laithless and decei,ful Administration, tp S crush out" every expression of indiv ,du. aI npinipn, tJ render the cii gems ri free aud sovereign State submissive i0 the d,c> ,aiiun oi q central power, and .0 degrade her independent elsci0rs to the base post. tions of mirions of the Federal Govern. men, that while we regret this act for tie sal Ike of the individuals deprived of official emoluinent, we thank the Administration
 that the seal is n0w removed from the lips, and the shackles struck from tie hands of sn many reliable and fearless Democrats, who have thus laRg beheid, in impatient silence. the degrsded pnsiiiuB of the pres- ent Adminis,raiion. hui whose voices and hands now join with ileirs Democratic brethren in tue honesi dcnunciuiiop tf an apos,ate Executive and his complain, Cab inei.. sstt st.i'S1 Resolgea, That the resul, af the recent elections ia New Hampshire. COnnecticos and Rhode Island ia to he at.sibuted to the
 loss of cOaiidence of the Democracy in.,he fidelity af tie President 10 ih0se great prin. c,ples which achieved his election, esd iel the u0priaci2led conduct of his $ Spells CAb:nel ; that, while VI. regret the l0ss 0f, ,h0ee States frsni the triumphant phslaex oc 1852, we must still view tlle sacrifice with that sieFu coavicsi0n Of justice which artnaied the Roman Judge in cOndeuhhing l lia assn san. :s,s3ss V
 Reselssd, That we recoenize in the re. cent action er the DempcFecy of Caliiuenia
 and the bOld protest ef her Democratic Le- gislaiQFa Rksinsl E<deeals snIegfsieace with
 S'aie rights, apolhsr ,pelsPihsn ofaha. De. mocretic heart which beats 'in unis0E finm
 ocean ,o,seeaf and in sRe lsne6ses of their sddress to the Dtnnocfacy of Ihat Oiates WCs tOOs aFG IOICGU t4D cDWGiuu0
 that the course passued to the Dem0crany
 nf this State is an experiment 05.enefcacifss
 meni. the gegerxlaview si which is io dEa.
 geon State pnlities under EedeFsl cnnirol and make ,ihe eeGsral pOssefi ispasieF ek the
 cannisy through ..he vulgar iRfIaeace oG, Resoived, That in the canleMpilsted choice oI David c. k0deficl, out lal lk Isl-- l low ciiizen, n fhe siandstd heassr uf lhss DemacPey lof CaliihFHia we hail the. ele> I,vaiiaeof . sound md 1tisSyervfna NaliDaal lDsuhicrAi .sn1 fekaebize ik bik kI.es seskallet practical working of the Iibessl pSitpfsaf.
 institutions. which approaches the islsht
 and rewards the inanssry q ile hnmhleas. citizen s--I Ishsi iH the return Of David c.
 Roderick as the representative or Calil,r. l nia in inc IJniikd Sfn tess Senaa t1 inc Na.