Litchfield enquirer., 1830-03-11
THE ENQUIRER.
LIFCHFTELD, MARCH III, 1890.

will be concluded next week. Of the latter lart of that portion published this week, every reader who admireS talent and taste must be highly pleased with 1 its eloquence and power. Poor Mr. Woodbury, of New-HampShire, iaborinS under ass's load" we should th"k, if lac possesses the common feelings of mankind, must have wrilhed under the lash so dexte. rousIy applied by Mr. Webster.
 l U We have received copy of Mir. Haynes writ ten speech, intended a rtjomder 10 Mr. Wsbster's second We say acritten, because, in note accom-. panyIng it, it IS expressly stated that on account of the lae"ess of the hour he was obliged to curail his re- marks" and that the "arguments omitted" in the speech In the Senate "are supplied' in the printed copy. 1t IS not by any means equal to the one which preceded and drew forth Mr. Webslers, published week before last; and shall therefore not publish any part of it. Besides, having published speech on each side, there obligation our part to go further into the discussion. We may hereafter how ever publish extracts fom the speeches of other gem 'iemen the subject of the public ands-or as the National Inte'gencer says, aludins to this debate upon matters and things in general. Spanish Quarsers.--The Postmaster at New.York has come to the conclusion continue to receive this coin at 25 cents; and all the Banks, except the Iradesman's, have come to the same determination uJ A subscription paper has been placed in the Merchants Exchange, NewYork, to have the friends ot Messrs. Hayne and Webster contribute to the ex. pense of printing several thousand copies of their re- l cent speeches for gratuitous distribution. 1 lT MT. Cambreing's celebrated report is placed
 in the large of the Exchange for circulation gra- tis Several thousand copies have already been pub. lished aud distributed.
 ! Tie Hon. Joel R. Poinsett late Minister to Mex- CO., accompanied by the Secretary of Legation J. Ma son, Jr Esq arrived at New Orleans on the 2d ut, in the ship Falmouth from Tampico.
 The Savannah Georgian states that the Hon. Geo. M. Troup has resigned his seat in the Senate of the United States.
 GJ The last National Intelligencer states that Mir. Troup had reached Washington and resumed his seat l in the Senate.
 Mr. Edtor-I observed in your last paper mo- mnation of Pt"ehas Eliner, Esq. for State Senator from the 18th District Before yielding him my sui ! frage, beg of you to answer
 lst. Whether Mir. Miner considers himself iden,if- ed with the ami-m0sonic party, by which he was a short time since nominated one tand the frst) of a corresponding committee of three to further Meir cause and promote the of eir candidates in Litchfcld county?
 1 2. As understand Mr. Miner was nominated by the antmasonc district convention last week at Tor rngford, for State Senator, can you inform whe- ther he has coaented declined serve on that imitation? PAX. Answer.-We caano inform our correspondent po- svely on either question; but as Mr. Miner is a sdent of this village, of sound mind, and abundanuy able, We tender him the of our columns-ai6en he is rot at present su6scriber,o the interroga 1 tories himself.
 U7 We have received communication from one of the adjoining in this District, covering notice to the electors of the different towns of the District without distincon ol par'y to appoint delegates meet at WolcoGvil!e the l7ih instant nominate Senator for said District; but it is unacc ompan- ed with name, although stating it to be the wish of many electors, we cannot give it an insertion. Com munca.ions of this kind. gain admission to CO.,
 umns, must always be endorsed by ut least one res ponsible uame.
 1 D Since the above was put in type, we perceive
 that notice is published in the Hartford COurant, re. guessing the inhabitants of each in this Distrc, l 10 appoint four delegates meet at Wolcottvllc, on
 the day above named, at l o'clock F. NJ. to nominate / q candidate for Senator.
 ] Sunday .KaiLS.-On the 4th instant, Col. Johnson, 1 from the committee post offices and post roads in the House of Representatives, made A report, which
 IS adverse the prayer of the petitioners for dscon. tnuing the mails on the Sabbath. After brief dis cusson on that and the following day. O00 copies of the report ordered to be printed On the 9th the minority of the committee submitted port, in favor of ofsuspendng the mails the Sabbath, and like number of copies of this of tho report of the majority was ordered to be printed.
 The Rev. Charles 4. Boardman was dismissed from his pastoral charge over the Church and Society in Preston, by the South Consociation of Ltchfod county, on Tuesday the 9th inst. It is understood
 that he has received call 10 take the pastoral charge of the Third Congregational Church and Society in | New w-Havcn.
 The National Gazette has the folio wing singular hit at those eccentric congressional Performers" Messrs Chiffon and Crockett, the latter of whom it will be remembered is the member who so frequently boasted during the last session that he could whip his weight
 n wild cats, wade the Mississippi, and do and per- form other feats equally astonishing with apparen, ease. "We are sorry that we cannot find room fo'