Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06


is down the canal to Providence, thence to New.
xork-then' by sea- 10 New Orleans-afierwarls ur
the mississippi and Missouri TO 81. Louis, and on.
ward 70 the Texas specimen this, Of Yankee en-
gerpriee.
A SoO~ndrel.-Edward O'Neil, an freshman bv
birth and shoemaker BY trade arrived at this place
on Sunday last, from Winnebago, with his wife and
two small children, the oldest Is months DID, He had
lately been discharged from the United States service,
under the recent regulations Of the War Department
allowing ANY one TO be dscharge,by the commanding
officer, ON paying Is dollars This sum was paid by
his wife, from her earnings, while he was in the
service. Q" "Wednesday he proposed to his wife to
go with him to s6ms shop to purchase some articles Of
clothing for her and their children and for this pur-
pose took all the money they had, amounting to so
dollars, which his wife had earned with her own
hands. While she was preparing 10 60 to the store
with him, he went ont at the hack door, immedi-
aey lel the place, and has been heard Of since
leaving hia wife with the children wholly destitute
Of the means Of support. He is about IS years Of
age feet inches high, dark hair aud fair complex.
son.-Bafalo Bulletin.
Mr.. Rowan, Senator from Kentucky on his way TO
Washington, was considerably injured by the over
turning Of stage. He compelled to return, and
sas not expected to be able proceed again for some
weeks.
Seven Of the principal newspapers Of Paris are in
full opposition to the government-4he Gazette
de France, the Courier Francois, the National the
Journal du Commerce, the Tribune, the Patriotic, and
the Revolution. The Patriotic declares that 40 at
tempt to save Pognac and his colleagues, will endan-
ger the personal security Of the King well Of the
Panra ---sEhe Gnvetfo n Ernnc~ ohsorua,- q NJ
That public Offices nearly all disposed Of those
who haye got them cry out, the Revelation finished
Not so fast. say the disappointed applicants and ex-
pecsan,s, the Revolution is merely begun What does
II mean than This Get out Of that place, and
let me get into i'.'"-The same paper remarks that
France, within tho last forty years, has tried every
Kind Of government except the Federal Republic to
which the is setting with almost irresisti.
BILE force.
The idea 10 becoming very general that President
Jackson will decline a re-elecion-w,ich, Indeed, is
natural construction Of his former declarations and
the contents Of his late message to Congress.
An election recently held at Charleston for a
member Of the Legislature 10 place Of Me. Legare,
who had accepted dsqualfying Office, and resulted
in the choice Of Mr.. Petgru, ant-nulIifer, over
Mr. Laurens, by majority Of 22S votes For Mr.. p.
1,266-Mr. l.. 1,O4l.
Bank Of the United Ssafes--The Legislature Of
Mississippi have repealed resolution passed in 1928,
demonstrating against the introduction Of branch Of
the Unted States Bank into that State. and have
passed a resolution inciisng the establishment Of
branch in Mississippi. The ON this proposition,
was ia the House Of Representatives 81 to IA; that
by which IL subsequently passed the Seaate is not
stated. Mississippi does not agree, II seems with
the President, il. his apprehension, feigned or FELT
Of danger 10 State rights, from the operations Of the
Bank.
Unied STATES Bank Stock has fully recovered from
IL late depression 1t worth yesterday afternoon
$3.50 Ia n share. more unreasonable huctuas'o"
never occarred Jus, before the meeting Of Congress-
i happened to be thought Of that the President would
probably renew his denunciaiion VI the Bank. and
the stock fell So Ia share. The President said NIL
that was a?prehcaded, and the stock has rise" 10 the
old price By the way, there 10 one idea IN the Pres
deu,'s plan Of National Bank, which Il worthy OF
no.ice. Ii IT, that the expenses Of the establishment
shall be betrayed by occasionally drawing bills OF ex'
hange a, a premium. All establishments which can
not meet their expenses. would do well to think OF
this, and draw on some correspondent :" announcer
city, directing him, n also his profit and loss account
should lncline ihe wrong way " Ee-"'S" '
taking care to sell The bills at premium.
Complaint is made In one Of the So"'her" papers,
Of some structures ON the Presidents Message on &C
coun, Of its length. We remember that whe" Pres''
deaf Jaekson's Inaugural Address appeared, . was
most warmly commended by the friends Of tho Al
mnisraoa for lie brevity aud simplicity and exa''
insy con.ras,e with the messages Of Mr.. Adams the
latter beiag esnsured for their cOpiOusness and rhe
orical elaboration. We joined IN the commemorate"
Of President Jacksons Address, because 1t was marx
ed BY manly plan sense, briefly and pthily conveyed
aud seemed altogether keeping With his intellectual
character and habits Now, that he has sent 'orfn
Message longer, more arti6ciaL more eoHp''ea'e'
more abusive, more redundant more studied and con-
.rover.al, .has any before knows the same e"co"''
ass are eqaaly edited and wonder that any fault ca"
he fauud wah traits much stronger than what they
repreheuded and ridcsled in the productions OF Mr.
Adams. We note this Inconsistency 10 show how
,e reliance 10 70 he placed upo" the opinions ofds'
voted partisans.-;b.
MARRIED.,
In ,hs village, on the 29ih ut. Mr. George CnnTcn'
81 10 Mis- Mary Adds, daughter o. Mr. Incs; Anoss