Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10

| 8G18t0U General Assembly. The names in aalie are new ap- lpointments. grtrs ev-f ] LtrcHFtELD.-Frederick Wolcots. A.a Fncon Lev; ICatlin, AlorFis Woodruff, Seth P. Beeers, Jabez w. Huntington, ypnathan Buel, Eihu Harrison, Enos SsoddaFd, David c. sanford Hugh P. Welch Truman smith, Joseph BiFge, Joseph Adams OFpgin 6. Sey- nnour. Asa HOpkiHs, Phineas Miner, 7fuR.an Kit. l bOarn. Hse rsE
 BarkhanPsted- Merrils, Amos Bescher, Sam Tcl % %Ms""ns0s, Lester LoOmis Ansce Wheeler, Jesse u Bethiem-Nathan Burlon,jr Conant Catlin, Joseph l n. Belamy, James Allen, David Bird.
 l = CGnaGn-Wm. M. Burrall, Joshua Con nwal, James ] Tenn, William H0llihird, LemaR Church, Reuben Hunt, Moses Benedict, MerUiR Tanner, Vns C. Sser- hng 3a a- '1, celot Phelps, Samuel Whtord. v
 C0rr'ogH-Oliyer Baraham. George Wheaton, Sam nel Hopkins, Peter Bierce, John A. Sedgwck, Phil0 Kellogg, James Wadspotk. NV {. COsken-Truman Starr, Erastus Lyman, Augustus nn!les, Thers1 Beach, Eber Baily, Samuel Chapi",
 HarsOintOa- Noah Wc.on, Benaah Haden, Jacob 0. Ca'iin, Gaylord Wells, Marvin GriswOld, Uriah keat-- Nathaniel F., Perr.,e John Mills, John H. Swilts Nathan Slossbn, Birdseye Beardsley, Garr Winegar, Alpheus Fuller, Lewis Mills, Frederick
 Ne.s- -Ha,gfo,9--Asa Goodwin, Andrew Aberna. thy Roger Mile, William c. Williams, Isaac Kel- Ne,o- Afiltovd--Dayid s. Roardman, Joel Sanford,
 
 Smith, Ezra Noble, Eldad c. Jackson, Nathan Gay lord Dunning Babbiti, Be9iaMin B. Soste
 No,tS5x--A Augustus Pe,libo"e, Michael F.. Mills, seph BatelI, Amos Pet:ibone. s..sA
 Piymo1th-Calvin Booth, Thomas Mitchell, Chaun- cey Warner. Ransom Blakesey.
 Stephen Sanford, James Trowbrdge, Wm. Pierce, -' SaiisSsry--I"s Norton, Maria Strong, Samuel
 sa apEasss E:sa ws:sb ssss Is W.., :'A"
 Sh0roa-Lemael B. Everett. Cyrus Swan, Ansel Sterling, Samuel R. Gaser, Benon Peek, Samuel Roberts, Hora,io smith, Stephen Smith, Israel Camp iogg, .jr, Jaco6 Chamberlain, Ebraezer Biackman.
 I'ouiagtoa-Wm, Ba.tell, Eras.as Hodges, Russell z. Aheranhy, Griswold Woodward, Levi Munsel, Braaiai Hudson, Demas Zoe. " '"
 Warven-Stcphen Strong, sherman Hartwell, Geo.
 Wash;ngson--Daniel B. Brinsma.ie, Curtis tIick- ock, YcnnSs Elliott, Ensign Bushnell, Alvin Brow"'
 W'arerto,cn-John Buckingham, Holbrook Curtis, James kil,on, Beajnmin DeForest. .-eg =. Winchestsv-Joseph Miller, James Reebe, Luman s. Hoilahird, Jonathan Coe, John Boyd.
 'Wcod6sTy.-Clnsies B. Phelps. Jesse Miaer, hiai. thew Miner jss, E,ijah shsrn"n, jr., Ls%an . shsr. Camp. "t"t I"..t9' F
 In Charleston, few dayspso, a man was sentenced to pay fine of $l00O, and |" be imprisoned twelve months, for circulating five copies of what is there termed "a seditious pamphlet" that is pamphet R. gainss slavery calculated stir up e slaves insur rection and rebellion We really canno. see the pro. preiy of this seyeri,y-.or circulated much the pamphlets might be, one in fifty ofthe slave popu Ia,ion would be able to read them.
 1T Since the Lieut.. editor of the New.York Cou- rer has returned from Washington to his editorial chair in New.York, he has issued nn e~p0SD Of UHty sepen coinmns in his blanket paper" What it a. mounts to, may perhaps be gathered from its perusa, bal we have not the courage attempt to wade hro it. We observe that it s plentifGly sprinkled with the names ofdistingushed officers of the army, such as Winfield Scott Roger Jones, John E. Wool, GCc. He doubt in the army bravc, good oiiicer.- Ta his late controversy with Duff Green however, he has given occasion to his friends remember the oft. quoted seDtcnce of Falsiaf, that discretion s the better part of yalor." "t",'Af "" Courier, who crst travelled a the way to Washington to pull Duf Greens nose, if he woald let him, and not hurt" him. has returned io New-York in ,re- mendcus passion. Having n. Washington accom- pshed nothing bat render himself ridiculous, he now rates the Senators who voted against Noah tn fine style. We find by his statement thas Mr. Iredel, of North Carolina, instead of Mr. Forsyth, of Georgia was the fourth Senator who had the independence to vote against the nomination. Speaking of the press and the connection of editors with 1t, the Courier breaks forth in the following strain:
 "It will become mere insir,imeRt of power in the hands Of ihe wicked and ambitious, and enable such pure and patriotic citizens JoRS TYLER, LITTLE TON w. TAZEwELL. WILLIAM SMlTH, aud JAMES lREDELL, tu direct and contrOl #! But thank God this time has yet arrived and five know any thing ofthe people the United States, and of their pair. conslga these to the walks of private life, and brand their names wi,h the tille Of demagogues. We say h and say it with shame and regvet that these pure patriots these conscientious Senators, these great men and honest lawyers, reputed members ofihe great Jackson Republican, Party. But they were wolves n slseep's ci"ihiMg-hey have been stripped of the garment which GOV cred them, and they N0w stand exposed to the people Ofihe United States in theif true characters. Mr Farewell shall in due tine be held up the puhlie n light which he is now lit te prepared for. He shall be seen complimeRting and raisng the appointment to office ofa certain ed. itOr He shAt be seen declaring uIhe most jidicons appOinsment made by the administration. and he shall subsequently be seen voting against this very appOnt- men because his ccascence had been more ihorolghs y oyeFhaued and fOund opposed 10 editors! Mr. Ire seea saying toa iriend did vOte for one editor to pleasc Mr.. bul myronscisncs was opp0sed to t. and my eOascics tells me that must not again tTie with it."
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