Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-20
,a THE ENQUIRER. ,
 LITCHFIELD, MAY. aO, IssO.

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 B In our preceding colomns we have given the proceedings of the Legislature as fulI our limits will allow, or as far as we conceive would be inlerest- ing to our renders greatmass ofpettoas have been presented and referred appropriate eommttees but in what part of the state le petitioners reside, or what the nature or obisc, oi the peiiion tn niae eases out Of ten is not known or ssased probably $ it of but little conseqaence except to the individual peai- tioners So far as the business of public pro- gresses, and is reported in the New-EIaven papers, shah Ws serve it up weekly tOo6r readers. af= @5 This day (Tharslay) is appointed by the Legisa- ure for making choice of Senator to Congress, in place of Mir. Wiley. Yesterday the Comptroller of the State was to be chosen.
 It will be seen that the present Judges of the Conn- y Court for this county and the Judges of Probate in all the districts except w-Harford have been re appointed. t s4fes & 5.zzQsag ,.s.sEgls-., s.s I
 h tho Senate of this Siale, Thursday last, the committee the petition of Robert Farchild, cain- ing the seat of Abraham D. Baldwin, reported in favor ofthc sitting member. It appears that 1nn.ber Of votes were given for A. D. Baldwin, instead of having the christian name written in fall; but the comnnit- tee were fally convinced that there was no real ground Gor conesing the electionahe votes of A. D. being evidently inendedsfor Abraham D.--.bas they reported in favor of Mf. Baldwin; and the Senate anaaiaosssty concurred in the report. a'.sE &gfs Egs .5 - N.. gs %a4sa .-sssI - Editorial Nominatioas. .--The Senate of the United States on Monday the 10th inst. did solf much honor; hut this credit would have been greatly enhanced had another been added to the number of its rejected minaiions. The Senate being full, tevery member; was in his scat,) the nominations Of editors made hy the President some time ago were called ul. Upon ,he nomination of Amos Kendall, editor of the Argus ofWes,ern America, the equally divided be- tween the Senators, A to 24, which was decided by the Vice Presdentin in his favor! The vote for M. M. Noah, as Surveyor ofthe Port of New York, then taken andhe rejected 25 to g. For Moses Dascson, the wild Irish editor ftbe Cincinnati Repubh can, Receiver ofthe Iahd Office at Cincinnn there were Lut voies-43 for his rejection. And for John E. Gardiaer, editor of paper somewhere in Ohio, as Register of the Land Office Tflin, there was for his confirmation, not One Uote! Why Noah should be rejected, and Kendall appointed, we are at loss to eonceive--doub,less the Honorable members hnd their Blu, if any of these scandalous nominations were to be ratified by the Senate, we had hoped that Noahs might be the one. He we conceive has some good traits of character of which the others dest- a,'.e. Dawsoa especially has rendered himself noto- rious throughout the whole country for his in- famously low and scandalous publications.
 4 bLoodless combm-In another part of to-day's pa- per have given an extract of letter from Wash ngton, detailing the particulars of meeting between the ieadiDg editors of the two sections of ihe great harmonious Jackson party, the Van Burenes in the person of Lieut.. Webb of the New-York Cousier and the CaIhounites in him of the Telegraph, yciept Gen. DuG Green, If IL. Webb really went onto Washing ton to give Duff Aogging as had previously threat, ened he would so far.he has come of second besi.- Bat is all great battles, like ths, where the combat. ants degn to issue their own bulletins oftle affair." i is iest to give them to the public, well ilse re. ports of ,isntercsied spectators. For that reason shall next week publish te letters of the champions themselves each giving his version of the IL s altogether supremeiy ridiculous affair. The gall
 ant Lieutenant has evidently idea of cncountering "viainous saitpere.''K FsfF8m<
 "The Workiss. The election in Troy las. week, for city efcers terminated in the complete o the Workingmen's ticket tn every ward by large ma jorcs. The cohtesting party is called by the Sen, neI the sub-regsncy, or branch of the Albany Regen cy. We wish some of the Knowing editors leaders in the state of New-York would inform ths good peo- pie of other what are the objects and designs of thisnew party; ofwbat materials, ffagmenis of diff Gereat parties is composed; with such other light apoa the subject they may choose to give. There many parties and pieces parties in that state shat is exeeediagly dieu, eysn to keepthe of the Ramss. There are the TammaRes or Bucklaiis Clinionisns, Van Bureniies, Anti-masoas, Solomon hes. Weedites, Regencyises, Fanny Wrghsites, Work iag-uen, Throopies, &Ec. &c. AGe. assyg t,,a " g4MsE Fst'FfNH NH es-sas
 Visitors Co Wsss PoiRf.-The annual public exani- nation of the students thisiDsiuioa will commence in June next. The Philadelphia Inquirer pablshes tic names of Le gentlemen appoin,ed bs the Secreta ry of War ,o snperihtend ts examinatiou. They are as ollow by which 1t wilrbe seen that not one Is lected from the whole nation of New-EngIand,' while four have been selected from Kentucky.
 Hon. s. P. Casson, of N. Caroina; Rev. S. Find- lay,t Of Kentucky; WYi. w. SeatDA Esq. District of Columbia; F. Smith, of 0fYirgina; Gen. N. Stokes, of North CaTolina Dr.. F. Baehe, 0f PeDBFylvaDias Dr.. Lindsey, of Tennessee: Samuel Edwards, Esq. Of Pennsylvania Wm. J. AsdersoD, of New-York; Jas. iShannou, of Kenluckyi Rev. s. Sleelf of Kentucky; Hon. John Rowan, 0f Kenturfy; James M. Mason, Esq of Virginia; Judge 1- Haiiy of fllnois; George M'Culloch Eso. of New-JeEsey; Dr. Wainwright, Of Neys.York; :; John Townsend. Esq of New. York. E, X fThese two gentlemen from Kentucky gre appein,- ed from Philadelphia where they have been appoint ed to attend the clerical auties of ther sesecive