Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, APRIL FL. 1881.

ionnd OF thrilling interest. We have devoted rs much
space to the details Of the engagements between the
Russians and the Poles as could well spare and by
copying the account from the New.York Observer
have given more connected view than we have else
where seen. In the European papers there is much
speculation Of the final result-but appear 10 be
Of opinion that unless the Poles receive assistance
from some other powers. they must he overrun and
conquered by superior numbers. The N. Y Daily
Advertiser remarks" We almost dread to hear The
sequel. The Poles are brave and devoted people,
and we have no doubt they will contend manulIy for
their country to the last But they be exhausted
sooner or later, andwe very much fear, unless some
arrangements are made, Of which there was very lit
tie prospect at the latest from Warsaw the Rus
slams will wear them by superior numbers and re-
sources. We have serious appre tensions that the
country will he conquered and il So it will be ruin.
ed"
The Advertiser adds in another place, turn which
way please the continent, nothing is to be seen
but ins"rrecons, revolutions, aud disturbances Of
every kind The whole face Of Europe is convulsed
and tumulrs may be expected in every direction and
IL there any real security for general peace among
the nations in that quarter Of the globe, 10 10 he
looked for j" the distracted and dangerous domestic
condition Of almost every nation. 1t would seem that
no sovereg" in Europe could, with safety, venture
march any considerable proportion Of his military
force out Of his own dpmi"ions. for fear Of what
might occur at home during their absence"
The intelligence from England, of the contemplate
ed reform in Parliament is also Of great interest," and
may ultimately. whether carried into effect not be
the means Of effecing resolution in thar country.
D@ The Hartford Times and New Haven Register
appear To be wonderfully afflicted at the result. Of the
Congressional election in I'll state But a. they shed
ink copiously. trust they will feel be,er I,
should never he the desire Of magnanmous party to
exul: over PROSTATE enemy. They may therefore
dry their tears in peace.
One word 10 brother Barber. We in this county
have yielded this season to your IDOL Mr.. Ingersol,
cordial and hearty support, Notwithstanding you
constantly heapi"g up vulgar abuse, and low nsnua-
TONS ana resosting 10 every mean advantage to de-
preeiate with the electors candidate Mr. Hunting
ion Forbearance however is a virtue which, when
goaded on by injustice, cannot always be put in prac-
lice by fraiI mortas. LitchGeld county knowa her
strengl--and. in conjunction with one or two Others
has the power TO hurl IRON his famced emnence any
one dressed in little brief authority who attempts
TO play fantastic tricks with her rights and her pr
vilegcs. "A hint to the WISE" &c.
" Strauss. Grc."-Neighbor Barber, in the Register
Of las, week, denounces the caucus system, and re-
commends that the State be distrcted for the election
Of Representatives to Congress.
We have been requested by the Secretary 20 publish
in paper the following resolutions lately adopted
at ~ meeting in Middleiown -