Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-17
THE ENQUIRER.


meeting was aS numeroualy attended on NmOst any
former occasion. In the absence Of the President the
Chair taken by the Rev. James Beach, one Of the
Vice Presidents. The exercises in the church in the
afternoon were WncdAhmOnly interesting and apprO.
priale-nOt Being, AZ on some former occasions. 60
prOtracted weary the audience. Addresses were
delivered by Rev. d. L. Parmeee; BY Rev. Mr.. He
mingway, delegate from the American Board; BY
Rev. Mr. Hinsdale, Of Winsted; and by Rev. Mr..
B"ardman, Of New Haven. After the exercises were
concluded, the Officers for the ensuing year were
chosen--and are rs follows:
Hon. John Cotton Smith, President.
Rev. James leach and Rev. Luther Hart, Vice
Presidents.
Rev. Eparhrss Goodman, Secretary.
Mr.. Frederick Denling, Treasurer.
MIR. John r. Brace, auditor.
Hon. Benjamin TalImadge, Rev. Darius O. Girls
void. Rev. Epaphr"s Goodman, Rev. Lasrens p.
iickok, Rev. GraHt Powers, and Dea. Andrew Lem
cdict, Executive Committee.
@" We have devoted large space in our columns
this day to the highly interesting and important intel
ligence from Europe which has crowded upon us the
past week-and, il we had room, should be glad To-
furnish even more copious details. It will he seen
to Punishment, imprisonment for Iife-,ha, 10 con-
sequence of this eny the ministers Paris has been
again convused by mob crying aloud for blood-and
that the great and good Lafayette, for which we
do very clearly discover has been induced to re-
sign his station Commander in Chief Of the Nation.
al Guards, and take his place in the Chamber Of De-
pues.-- In the language Of one Of the New-York pa
pers, Eve do not know what conclusion to form from
the resignation OF Lafayette ~ commander in chief
The Office is Of very great importance, especially
in the present condition Of the kingdom; and proha
bly, Lafayette possessed the confidence Of the nation
large fully than any other man in il, even
excepting the King himself There seems to be rea-
to suppose that there was s"me other ground for
his resignation, than the genera: one stated in the
Speech"
The Poles appear determined to assert the right Of
elfgovernmen,-while, the other hand, rs the N.
Y. ID. Adv. remarks it appears to be the determine
ton Of the Emperor Of Russia suppress the disturb
in that country in the prompt and eGecuaI
manner. "F"r this purpose. he about marching
large military rce into that Inflated country under
the command Of the Conqueror of Turkey, Field Mar.
shal Dcbitsch. With all their bravery, and all their
devoted patriotism we do believe the Poles can
respects well prepared for such contest. The
pagn may be obsructed for while by the frost; but
afraid that after sanguinary conflict. the
Poles will not only he subdued, but their situation be
rendered more oppressive and more hopeless than il
was before the Rsurrecion."
u Great Meeting in NesD-L0ndon CoHnty-From
a slip from the Office Of the Norwich Courier, we
learn that the adjourned meeting Of the friends OF In
,ernal Improvement, Of National Industry, and Of
HENRY CLAY, was held ut Norwich on Thursday
sections Of the county, attended. Hon. Roger Hun.
tins,oD was appointed Chairman, and Samuel Green
and John A. Rockwell, Sec'res. Several addresses
were made, number ofspirited resolutions passed,
and Delegation Uorsy-sir in number, embracing
from two 10 four from each town. appointed attend
the State Convention ut Hartford next Wednesday.
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
So Gar we learn, and discover by the papers, the
following gentlemen have been put in nomination by
Conventions or lees attended on Monday Of last
week. Some ofthe gentlemen nominated are entirely
unohjec,ionable and will without doubt be nearly
unanimously supported and elected-while there ARE
others obnoxious that they will be opposed and
defeated by overwhelming majorsies.
LIST Dstrict-Jrremiah Broom, Esq. Of Hartford.
ID L" Hon. Lo,rnin r. Psase, Of En6eld.
Sd WIN. Marks, Eco. Of Burlington.
9Th Hon. w. W. BoardmGn, ofN. Haven.
9Th " Hon. Noyes Darling, Of Woodbridge.
9Th ~" REUBEN Eliioes. Eco. Of Guilford.
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