Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-18

pable, the most intelligent Giiizons ho are elected, bnt those who the be acquainted with the art of political juggling. We shall not mention persons or plsees but the fact in the face. It is not te Adamses, the Wel'slers, and the Everes,s, who in such places chosen represent the people in the halls OflegsatiOn, but the Lipuls the Tom Thumbs. and the Picca"in'es; provided only that they are suf
 cienty versed tn the dogmas of party and are will ing to go bliOdiOd its leading shall guide them."
 The Legislature of Georgia have reelected John Forsyth Senator in Congress for six years from the 3d of March next.
 The Salem 7'riais.-The trial of Joseph J. Knapp, Jr for being an accessary in the murder of Captain White, came on at Salem on Tuesday of last week. The same counsel were employed as on the trial of John F. Knapp: The testimony given was principal y ihe same that the trial of his brother Francis in the summer, except that the written confessions of the prisoner were introduced. The admission of his testimony gave rise to considerable argument on the part oI Mr. Sullivan for the prisoner, and Mir. Web. ster for the state. fhe case was committed to the Jury on Friday afternoon, and Saturday morning they returned into couEss with Uerdict of Gully.
 On Friday afternoon, George Crowninshield was pu, upon trial for being accompice in the same crime. Counsel for the prisoner, Messrs. Hoar, of Concord and Shillaber of SaIem. For the state, Mr Saltoustat of Salem.
 U Perseverance in error and falsehood, Mir. New Haven Palladium, gains for man respect or esteem. Acknowledgment and abandonment, the contrary, may do both. That's all.
 TO CORRESPONDENTS.
 "B. B." is rather of time. 1t is now too late, however pungent his satire, to give it publicity.
 We should have had particular objection to pub fish the caus,ic communication of Ciuis" if he had accompanied it with reai, responsible name. Arti- ces written with as much bitterness Civis should, to gain admission, always be accompanied with the name of the author.
 The communication bearing the post-mark " Fur nace VVioge," isa,he writer disposal. We make no use of uniess handi over our dev to kin- de his fire with. Shall it he so used?
 Mr. AdGms-We were not liule amused at the communication of Medicas" in the last weeks En- quirer. Its principal features malice and igno- rance.
 That Metticus was mAlscious appears rom Hs Sntre manner. No gentleman of common iiheraly or po- liteness would, unprovoked. be guilty of such conn muncaton. He has wisely, in the true spirit Of the caumnia,Or, withheld his uame.
 His ignorance and want of reading is abandaD.ly shown, from his asserting that "Ignis Sacer" was from your correspondents imagination. His terror would have been qe'ed respecting this name had l'e had the common knowledge of any tyro in medicine. His grave inquiry whether it is not simple, loosh' Aashy 6re Lgnis Fat~"s may properly be rendered, partakes of much infaiuatioD to deserve an an- swer; and we doubt not bat Medicus would be compelled change his opinion respecting the simple and Aashy naiure of the disease, were be once conn peiled tO submit to its operation.
 The description from Celsus is a most perfect and ample one. Good could not find a better for his Erylhema Gangraenosum. (Gangrenous Inilamma' ton,) and awards the entire merit io Celsius. which Medicus may have found by little more reading. It is therefore not for me rob Celsius of what justly belongs 10 him. A.A.