Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-14

nave ne yet paid but little more tkan the interest OF the
public debt, for which they Nre pledged, and the On.
penses OfrepalS and improvements, the wages Of SUI
perlntendenIs, 6so but a. the system becomes better
understood and better regulated the expenses will not
be 20 great 40 at present.
MavOr Of Nt,U. YOrk.-'The Iumull into which New.
York was thrown last week on account or some Of the
Assistant Aldermen having Nbpenled themselves Irom
The Board to prevent Walter Bovine from rr.eIcC,lnv
himself Mayor, does not appear to have yet entirely
subsded. TITS true no 10 elected, by declared vote
OF Is to 49, md vote scattering DUt since the cleo
ton has been proclaimed Il 10 said that fourteen gen.
emcn or,hc Board have declared That they voted for
Thomas r. Smith, the gentleman supported Ia oppo.
siIion to NJ. Bowne--and now the great question a.
mong the qudnUNcs Of the city Ia, hOO The result OIL
the election Of Mr. Bovine was eiecled-for 40 there
were only % votes IN the whole. (besde the Mayors
denOminaIed scatCrng,) and rs there were IL votes
giUsn to Mr.. Smith, II 10 very clear there could have
been but the sNme number for Mr.. Bovine. lie had
previously declared 10 the abscn,ng members, In the
most positive terms, Tint he would not vote for him
SELF The genius Of ST. TammNny himself however,
tho patron saint of these DUckail JnGksoninns could
not, We imagine, conceive how some strange evcn,R
are brought nloU. In Ncw.York.
0J7 Since the above VIVA IN type, we have seen II
stated in one Of the Ncw.fork papers, that the four
teen gentlemen who IL was said voted against the IN.
cWmbent, have made oath to the facI-conseq ucntly
there must have been some miscouni or worse fault,
IN making out the result Of tho election Of Bovine.
Henry Baldwin, Es1. Of Pittsburgh, IN. Il will 10
perceived by the correspondence from Washington on
tho preceding pagc, Inns been nominated by the Pre-.
sidcn and confirmed by tho Senate, Ms Judge ofIhc
Supreme Court ofthe United States Mr.. n. 10 a na-
tive Of this stated Of fine talents aud acquire.
ments-nnd the appointment is such mn one ne we
should think would give general satisfaction to MI pnr.
ties. tits happy circumstance for the country tina,
among all the bnd appointments Gen. jackson has
made, the two individuals whom he has appointed 10
the bench fthe Supreme Cour, Niessrs. M'Lean and
Baldwin, are well qualified for the station.
The TaylG.-Tn the House Of Representatives, on
the 9Th inst. the Committee Manufacturer made
report adverse to any alteration of tho Tariff the pre-
sent year. The committee state "that they have n.
ken the subject into consideration and are fully OIL
opinion, tina. IL 10 inoxpedent, at tho present mo TO
make any change In the existing laws intended for the
aid and protection Of domestic industry"
Temperance following are extracts from an
address delivered by DR.. ABEL CArLIN, Of this town.
u, the late meeting Of The LitchReId County Temper.
ancc Society, held at Warren, and are furnished for
publication by request.
"Mr. Presidens-Bcforc I proceed II tho state
men,s that am requested 20 make 10 this meeting,
wish 10 mingle my congratulations with the members
OC this Society," for the cheering reports brought up to
this day. "E the progress o this grca, work Of benc.
violence, we'll for all hear from time 10 time
Of the success Of the various cxcrtoRs In other and
distant pUre; for almost ~ on "tho wings Of every
wind, from thu north andihe SOUTH from the eas, and
the west, aud from across the Atlantic, we have equal
rausa Of gratitude. And, sir, why may we not hope
for such results, when the character Of the object 10
considered is Il not one 'ha, comme"s itself 10 the
condolences Of oil For II 10 not the meaaurc of any
party, "whcrc the madness Of the many 10 for tho |
benefit Of the few" il is free from seciarian zeal and
bgoy; is scramble Cor Office: But, Il 10 to rem
der more dwellings, to increase the com.
forts and enjOymens Of the Preside, TO spread our
boards with plenty, that the voice Of health may be
heard in NIL borders" is TO give force and va
diiy TO contracts; il IS that the various mud relative
duties life may be discharged with dcliy-I, is that
when friends aud ncighbors with the kindes feelings,
go forth in the morning to the labors Of the day. tho
vcrdure Of the fields should not be criu,soned by the
blood shed by the instruments ofhusbandry, converted
into instruments Of death and carnage, under the
maniac influence OF ardent spirits. That our high.
ways may not he unoGcUpied, and the traveller forced
to take by-ways. In 6ne Il is for the beet Interests Of
our fellow beings, in this, and in the coming world
Mr.. President-I owe apology to this meeting
for the time have already occupied but before cit
down, rs an inlabitant Of Litchfrd county wish TO
say word on DR.. Brecher's Sermons on Intempcr.
ance as connected with the objects Of this Society,"
shall always remember as among the most fortunate
circumstances Of my life that heard those sermons
delivered. will not undertake to describe the i'm
preston they produced on me-Er il would be in
vain. But to this assembly, many Of whom have
heard, and know the power and compass Of that great
man, can say, was Of his mightiest Efforts
And, sir, when I Of the personal solicitors
and subscribers for the printing Of them, did not
cxpcc, the surprising effects that they to produce
that they should be often reprinted in this cOun-
try, and in Europe and u Think translated into one
or more OF the languages Of the conncnt-that they
should be extensively read in the churches Of this
counry-,hat SO many disIIeries and grOg shops, like
Dagon ofold should Call PROSTATE before them. And