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LTTCHFIELD, JANUARY 8, 1929.

EICHTH OF JANUARY.
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To-day, according to adjournment, the Jackson leaders are conglomera,ed at Middiet""n' "'o 'aEe counsel one with another relative to the best means of promoting the Jackson in the good State oi Connecticut If we recollect arght, the avowed Ob- feet of this august assembys the nomination of State officers and members ofCongress for the spring cleo ton. We wish these gentlemen all laudable success in their attempts to induce the people of this state 10 prostrate themselves before the of the military Jug gernaut, but the same time cannot help expressing adoubt as to their the freemen of Connec- cut yet quite prepared to throw their hats into the air, and shout "Long live King Andrew the First" Neither will they join in an indiscrlmnate resistance the Administration of Gen. Jackson, as their opponents have done towards Mir. Adams but they will mete to the President elect just that measure of support or opposition which the line ot policy that he shall pursue will demand; and any en- deavors to send delegates to Congress pledged to sup

 mort him. without reference to the measures he may recommend, will prove entirely futile, and only reco' upon the heads of those who are mbecile enough to make the attempt. The election of the General has however caused such delrous joy among the Jackson men, that they all seem to be little moon-struck' and we must of course expect proportonabe share of impotency in their addle- -pated proceedings

 But while we are disposed to "render unto Cesar the things that are Cesar's," and willing to award 10 Gen. Jackson that need of prase which his mpor- sant military services deserve, should suppose as matter of course that every Jacksonian would make rhs day of jubilee all the supporters of the Gene ral should join in commemorating an event which Las been the means of eevatng him to the Presidential Cb,;r IfGen ackson had been n unsuccessful in de- lending New Orleans the 8th of January 1915, where would he now have been? Shrouded in that oblivion from which he would otherwise never have emerged, instead ofbeng successful candidate for the highest honor in the gift of afree people.