Litchfield enquirer., 1829-09-10

not from his disease, his rtturn TO his official du.
ties We fear that system of deception almost equal
TO that in regard to Mr.. Crawford sfme years ago
now krci w by tho friends Of the PRECEDENT with re.
spcc' 10 his h"nth-and that not until nm entire pros
'rati"n or recovery, will they acknowledge that lie
| is or has been seriously indisposed.
| u BY the last mail we learn ina, the President
reached Washington the lst inst. in much better
| health than when lie left there.
PhenLr Bank.-At the annual meeting oflhc stock
holders Of the Phcnx Bank, in Hartford on the Sd
instant, the following gentlemen were chosen D.
rectors Of the Branch in this town, viz: James Gould
Asa Bacon, Samuel Buel, David C.. SN,l,rd, JAbcz
| W. Huntington, David :. Boanimln, ana Us, il
Ba:tei, Es'r<.
Rhode Island Elecliom.-Wc last week an,ounced
that Messrs. Burgess and Pearrc the Ine able Rep
resentatses in Congress, had been elected From
the camor and 'hurrah that had been raised Nv
few noisy denagegues, aided lay two or three presses
had been induced believe that their rr-c.ertion
was in jeopardy; but the actual returns exhibit the
jackson candidates in very lean minority indeed
There aye ,hirty-one towns in the state, Of which
thirty CAV" mHjorifies for Burgess and Peacc--he re.
naming majority against them Of only nine. In
the whole state, the vote three fou. to one
and the majority greater than known a, any
previous election. The cl'ims Of these gentlemen,
says the Providence Journal were rested on their in
dvidual merits, their friendship 10 Henry Clay,
and their undertaking friendship to the American
system. The Pawtuckct Chronicle breaks forth in
the following strain -" TIE manner in which the re.
cent election has relminatcd tells tie po!itica man
ayers, who 70 long have led the people by their pre-
juces, that the magic spell is brokrntha, the time
when they had hut to speak the word SGT up or pull
down, has gone by; and they who formerly boosted
that they could command the sufrages OF majority OF
the farmers in Rhode Island, left with an in
hnence over their own votes only. The farmers have
taken new view Of their rights and their interests
they look upon them blended with those Of the
manufacturer and merchant; they find that the story
Of wrongs which has been whispered in their ears, is
ftlsehood, manufactured by bad men for pur-
poses; that they are not taxed to support any other
class They know, and acknowledge, that while man
uiaciured goods cheaper than they purchased
them from the English Importer they have market
at their own doors for the produce al their arms.-
They have around them heavy population, employ
ed in spinning, weaving &c. who must he fed, and
they know the farmer must feed them. They have
aroused themselves, and the recent support gwen to
of the ablest supporters Of the American SYSTEM
Mr.. Burgcss) proves it,"
VermoRt.-The election in this state was held last
week. There were three Gets ofcanddales for Office
Jackson, Anti'Jackson, and Dli-M,sonic--[ Hon.
Heman Allen declined serving the latter.] We
have not yet learnt the result, though is anticipated
that the anti-Jackson ticket has succeeded.
North Caroina.-We have already announced the
election Of several gentlemen from this state The
following comprises the whole delegation in the next
Congress :-Mcssrs. Willis Aston, Daniel l.. Bar
ringer Samuel p. Carsnn. Henry W. Conner Tho.
mas II. Hall, Gabriel Holmes, Augustine II. Shep.
rerd Lewis Williams, Jesse Spcight, Edmund Debcr-
ry, John Giles, William B. Shc;?erd, AID Robert
Potter. The Eve last named gentlemen are new mem.
hers in the pace Of Messrs. Bryan, Culpcper Long,
Sawyer, and Turner.
Keatmcky.-Na,han Gather has been elected in The
dsrct lately represented by Mr. Buckner. 1t APP
pears from all accounts thar majority Of the delcga
ton in Congress from this State will he Jack
but it is equally certain that in the local Legislature
the majority in both branches is ant-Jackson. Even
the Huntsville Advertiser, an upto-the-hUb jackson
paper, says g. There will he n majority opposed to
Gen. jackson in tho next Legislature Of this State
but that majority will neither he large unirammel-
led. Many Of them have pledged themselves do
act calculated to lead to premature agitation Of
the next Presidential election"
Tennessee. Johnson is elected over John II.
Marabse, the late member.
Virgipia-Gen. Gordon has been elected in the
district lately represented by Mr. Rves, our Minister
to France. e
ALa6dma.-CIement G. Clay, Robert T.. D. Baylor,
and Dixon II. Lewis have been elected In this state
all members, the old ones having declined.
The yellow fever is said be making dreadful raw.
ages in -Orleans-from 30 IN 60 persons die daily
only docs the disease attack the people from the
north unacclimatcd but also many Of the natives lave
fallen victims.
Anti Masonic Literdture-Some time last spring.
during the canvass Of the masonic and anmasonc
parties for state officers in the state Of New-York,
great deal Of excitement, prevailed, and slight
Of words and pens the consequence. Rochester,
Batavia, and the region hercaOuIs, the hoi-bed
Of the excitement. And the town Of Avon, tnot ''ihe
sot,-Aowing Avon by whose silver tide Of things more
than mortal Shakespeare would dream" butt in Law