Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-24


Of Apri next, spend That and the following days in
iiv,ne worship aud christian communion. l,is ex.
pec~d tia, como cergymrH from abroad will be pre-
sent.
u" The nomination OF Simeon II. Miner, Eco of
Stamford, to supply the vacancy in the Caucus Con-
grrssonal Nomination Occasioned by Mr.. Plants ce-
Ginning, in Fairfield county no, 10 give sat-
siacIio" any Of the printers. The Stamford SEN
snei tenounces the nomination in good set terms as
not being in conformity with the wishes Of the people
Of that county. The NorwaIk Gazette publishes the
official proceedings, takes slight notice Of them, aud
expresses his Misrepresentation by saving that he shall
let the people manage the matter in their own way,
without troubling himself any ore about it-And the
old Republican Farmer, Bridgeport, bats, and 0nds
a"d aithoughs about the nomination. a. if to supper,
Mr.. Miner a bitter bil-says that he was not his
ch"ce-he, however, rs derni err resort aud in COM
pia"ce with the mandate from his Majesty King Cau-
Gus, comes the unwilling conclusion that IN Fair
field county is likely % have no other candidate, he
will support Mr.. Miner. Now say, that while the
caucus folks are quarreIling among themselves
the distribution Of the .icavee and fs,es'' let tho
great body of National Ref ublicans, the free and n
dependent electors Of the State, forward and
give to the Tickle, made Hartford cheerful and
hearty support, and there be doubt of its sue.
cess; and the State will then be aby represented IN
the next Congress.
q The New.Havcn Register and Hartford Times,
which our readers may recoect short time
since completely loggerheads least to the ex-
tent of"a hundred dollars" calling each other all the
wicked names that could he thought of,-are cuo.
ing and billing in the m"s. loving manner mag Unable
The Register hosis the Jackson banner. by proscrb-
ing W. w. Elsw"r.h and placing at the head of has
ticket Isaac Toucey-and the Times, rs peace -ofer
ing to the Register, has consented TO put upon his
ticket, and yield reluctant support Ralph in.
gersOl-a man whom he has for the last two years in
cessaniiy cried down federalst and traitor Ia
his trust, for other reason than because he was
friend Of Henry Clay. and in his legislative capacity
hAs acted in with Messrs. Ellsworth and Bar
Der and Huntington. However lamen,ai.le II may be
the Register coaxed driven into the ranks by
Gideon, we dom, believe it will have any effert upon
the minds Of the electors They will support Inger-
soII and discard Touccy, without regard to the feel.
ings compact Of these two partxan prints.
The Np,U- Hampshire Election has resulted in the
success of Samuel Dnsmorc for Governor, by mojo.
head, Joseph M. Harper, Thomas Chandler, Henry
Hubbard aud john w Weeks fur Congress by al,ou,
the major,y-all Jacksonians-and by M in.
creased majority OF Jacksonans in the State Senate
and House Of Representatives. John Chandler, late
or The U. 8. Senate, s elected seat in the Senate
Of the State.
The New.Yorkers intend giving Hon. Daniel Web
sier a Public Dinner this day NJ the City Hotel. W.
observe among the nanrs Of the committee those 81
James Kent, Morgan Lewia, John Hone, Peter A.
Jay, David d. Ogden, and Hugh Maxwell.
u The New.HaveU Register Of Saturday last
observe, speaks Of a meeting which 10 have been
hode" the day previous Goshen, in this county. for
the purpose Of nominating candidate for Congress in
opposition To Mr.. Huntington. We had before heard
il minated that the Regser Of the previous week
contained call for such mee,inR-sWi We looked
in van into every ely nook and Of that paper
mhich receiped for such no,ce-and every body
knows Joseph Barber has mortal anipathy to Drery
species political chicanery nssse carry ends,
we pa, !, down inve"'io" of some enemy to in.
jure him, some wag to quiz him. More especial.
are We inclined to ship opinion. as "po" inquiry We
cann", learn that any meeting was either held or con-
,empiaed on the day he Names at Goshen, or at any
other place in the county Tor the purpose mentioned.
The f,llnwing 10 from the Boston Commercial Ga.
| zeI,e, nm admit israiion paper:
The papers from tho South are illed with ai2ns''
and - rs' Of political character. Of hrh
aye iarMl"r" enough, while others are 81 serious inn
port We S"ijnin few If them, that renders
may know ~hat IL going ON IN the J,diral world
I" Straws show which way the wind blows"
f. The Washington Globe OfSaiurday says, =" Goesips
buoy n reporting intended changes che cabinet
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