Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24

fs6 from ono weeks end to The other. po,a meat or
Oet meal are their articles Of Ioodf milk can he nI.
S %os. h snCSgns luxury; yet where shall we end
during Of bodily fatigue, and exhibiting moro mental
vIvact!y What contrast between these pe0nle NM
!Ne INHABITANTS OF the extreme north, the mid Ian
m., ESlulm0OS' Samodeans whose food Is al.
Henry C4ny.-The good people OF BardslOwn, XIV,
recently gave Mr.. Clay public dlnmer-and he, M il
usual nowadays in other places than Kentucky,
We"'eu them in return to speGch-a sketch Of which.
or as some editors insist carCature SKETCH has been
published Tho following eSlrac, 10 NIL we have seen,
which we give as we find it. The Kentucky Reporter
we usually receive; but tho one which contained
notice ofthiS speech did not reach vs.
al will now give you my reasons for Nccen,lDu tho
once o! Secretary Of Stale II was not as has been
asserted by my enemies, through desire for eI1icc
TOR my whole life hSs been marked BY u degree oi
IN avdiiy for Office Is last thinv that ought to have
been laid 70 my Charge. Under the administration Of
Mr.. Madison, declined the offer Of becoming the
mead OF ono Of the departments as we'll rs the mission
10 Russia, which was preferred me by That great and
g"od man. And Mr.. Monroe proposed 10 make me
one Of his Secretaries, nnd would have given me my
choice Of any Of the missions to England, France,
Knssn, &c. NIL Of which declined. Could |. who /
reuGed these offers under the administrators % MI.
Adame pre,ecess be guilty Of bargaining for oice
under him? would have considered The lowest place
70 thc cabinet Of Mr. Madison more honorable than
the highest WWder Messra. Adams and Monroe, or
even under the present Chief Magistrate, and yet
!iid NOT uegn TO accep-BW Il Asna not ioyeoi Office,
but love Of country which induce'mc 10 GIL the post
held under the last administration. II WINS the hest
interests Of the country had NJ heart in accepting
the office Of Secretary 0f State. ! had not viewed
Mr.. Adams IN favorable hight. had fears and
doubts about the soUnlncss Of his principles; aud
knew That by accepting az office in which would
have an opportunity TO meet him in council, would
he enabled 10 keep him in the straight path Of duty
even if he was inclined TO deya,e from i: aud that
mins.ra,iou 70 tho cause ot Internal improvements,
tho Tarih, South American Independence, &C.
These, and these only the reasons which prompt.
cd mo 10 accep office under Mr.. Adams. His suisse
and proved to me that they were uniounded and al
though his administration was not exempt from ,ri
fling errors and exceptions, the impartial historian will
yet do justice 10 s merits, and will acknowledge the
wisdom and patriotism on which Ito leading measures
were founded. The manner In which he supported
the thrift, dscountenNnced the violent conduct Of
Georgia. and protected the aborigncs from utter an.
ofpolicy towards tho South American Republics, met
with his hearty appreciation; Nndhe WINS now willing,
he said, 10 stand or fall upon the merits ofthe great
measures otthe last Administrations"
HJ'"TA Warriors Sleep" by SEDLEy, would
have been published this week, but that the fifth stan
"a 10 incorrectly written not TO be understood-
Will he favor Us with q corrected copyl One word
more. II Sedley-and the remark would not be In.
aE propriatC 70 other punciu.
ale his own MSS. instead Of leaving with as 10 do
Il would save some trouble, and probably DO more
correctly done.
o. We are In receipt Of very delicate and fair
piece Of Ms. from "PAMELIA," which shalt receive
attention next week.
0'Just 40 our piper was ready for press account
Of the proceedings Of tho Li,ch6eld County Temper.
anoe Society, a, their meeting In Harwiuton on Tues.
day last, handed In for publication, which We are
obliged to postpone until mex. week.
DpSevera articles In type are crowded out to make
room for our advertising customers.
Editorial ChGngss.-The witty and eccentric Dr..
Green, Of the Berkshire American, nj North Adams,
Ms has sold out his establishment TO Messrs. Win.
throp Atwell and G. II. Turner. There arc few men
In the editorial ranks whose services will be moro
missed.
Messfs. Warren g. Wilson, Of the Hampshire Sen,i.
mel, published at Belchertown, Ma. having dissolved
their copartnership the paper will hereafter be
Quoted by, Mr.. Samuel Wilson alone.
A schism has now taken place in tho jackson party
IN Philadelphia. The contest carried on in tho pub.
lie prints between the beigerenis sof the most ran.
corous character. "We know nothing Of them: but
!. is evident. they know each o,her."-M y. pa.
A fellow named Sawyer WINS caught In garden ut
Greenfield, on tho evening OF tho 25sh ultimo, while
stealing watermelons. He made every effort to get
away and under preiencc Of having dropped his pock'
ct book, got loose anil just straddiing tho fence
when the Waterman caught his foot. He fought val.
ian,ly but had to pay 500 add costs for his mclons-i
horrible destruction ofmicc took place few days
since on the farm Of Colonel Waterman, In Williams.
town. No less than s55 were slaughtered in the
space Of two hours, ny the united proves Of men,
boys, and dogs.-i6.
MARRIED,
In Goshen, Capt. Gapin p. Bronson, Of Winches.
ter 10 Miss Freeove Baldwin, Of the former place.
In New-tIaven, Mr.. julius Tyler, Of Bradford, n
Miss Della Ventriss; Mr. Elias Sperry, 70 Miss Mary
Ridwell; Dir. George GOOdsell. Of Bridgeport, 10
Miss Harriet Hotchkiss Of Hamden.
IN Hartford, Mr.. George Jones, TO Mrs. Fanny A.
In s,ratord, Rev. John II. Hss.er, Of Fairfield, to
a. Norwich, Mr.. WHY'S Warner, Of New-FIaveu,
10 Miss I.ucre,ia d. Miller.
DIED,
In this town. on Friday last, Mise COrnea Elarre,
Peck, aged Is, daughter Of Dir. Chauncey Peck Oh
the Dis inst. MIR. Reuben Terrell, aged 81.
Departed this life the Goth inse in the hope Of
blessed Immortality, Mr. John Landon, in the Sd
wear Of his age an ancient and respectable inhabit-
ant Of this town.. "Thc path Of the just is as the