Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-11
THE ENQU1RER 114CHFIELD, AURDs1 u. 1s3I.


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 RsnsiRg on Taesday ths u i's,
 Coo s'enss ol Churches ~ili sIdht .Fiss
 srdo op Th6ssdaF llhiD dayl, whicl. 6coa iinae tllrohg1 lie ehauing Sahbalh.
 A Conisrefce Meeting wiIl aIso be held weeh as .hs ChaFclin in S0uth FaFms. coa.heiHls sebe, tieys on Wednesday.
 Ia'answer to "a friend who writes from .Has Sesop and inqaires ss why we io a6t issntid E. os
 ahe times when tAe three and. four day s.0 6rs ahsld h different parts of .his county, M < oI tosay ,hat we arc ever raady Sand wilIin 1 ITO, when tbey are communicated iosSs But F. |. are % communicated to us. we have nd nieas the information to shs public. s : Agpeistneats 6y fhe Prssiaent- t--The Washington Globe the 0d inst. asnounces ihs appointment, ot calIys of LoNis AcLne, of Delaware 10 he Secretar Ofihe Treasury ,he Uniied States of. a,4;n Taa Barren, of New York, be Mioisicr Plonipo, and Envoy Extraordinary to the Kingdom of Great Britain and lreands and q Huron IN. York, stO he Secretary ofLegalons place of gasl.ington irvi"s, who hassigRlied lis wish ta4e.ifs lssis.e siaiion. $
 VI | "1 c0rtssRouGence batWeen Messfs. J0llmsOn and Berriea aa Ingham, alladsd to in oar last will be foaad ea the first pags Of to-day's paper. $
 As sonnected with lls natter of the ..malign ;nilu eaes," we cory shor, article ftom inc Boston Cen 'i"e corrobora,ory ol hs aisnssn,s ot.hs late dab iaes officers relative o aook place at sLe parry given by a foreign ministes
 .ks happened 10 be 6ent ii large party given eauabs1 1929, which was noticed by the Pres,dent an referred 10 in hlr.s Inghans statement. n'.icl 1 atthe time, becanse isaa previ0sls Harry, aOd their friends and those r. EatoH 10 aMe to pay particular atcNtionlO Mrs. Eaton, and 10 give couassnance to her ino ,he exsaing brilliant. ome of fthe Indies gilo declined sissi6r Mrs. Erefnsed lo at6nd Others of this oass atiens ed will,e.t aoiieing her. Among he latter was the Nefherisnd's a AmtassadOr.s On the ann0uncemept Of fsnpper, was observed ilsas blr Van Baren Secretary of Saie, conducled Mrs. Eaten 10 accomplishments place al inhle. Mes. Hnygens was the oniy Enropeah Ambassador's wfe ssen Wellington. IL would aaeen thai the etiqdetie q Washiagto9 wosd have p!dnp'ed tue Secfetary cl Sate tD intend her tD ahle in such case. Ihslen of whch we remeHs coEgacily, not having witness. ct tsiapariieulqf, sas said that Mr. Eaton offered ses bss a.n which was considered offensive to her, Thess manteusers are wiial ipa6ilesr referred to bT Hr. Tnghan,s Alfhough M sa long been farnil- iat with e should never have thus stated ,henn. .. Esssa.iye olises IT. slsd ,ls Ns.sa,ioas of the Presidesi They are Fss lamiiaFsto 0,ll- q ers who s''s were rfaseai Tom ". The last Telegraph contains anoshar long letter
 fen ono Of llS bellgcrent parties n the lase blow up of iis harmesias,e cabines' Ut Washineson. It is from ths pen of AIf Ineham, bearDg his signature, and eceapics seven columns ofsman type. or course it is beyond slIe reach of our limits. The letter is Ak Presideng and Mir. Eaton and MT. Calhoun during hts connsxioa with the administration. It is osensibly in reply 60 the letter o the Presidens ,hroug hspri sass ssesesasy r. Trs and tla remarks Of the edi- ofths Globe. aathorized evidently by tho Presi- dent h scsno palls of hisexpose Mr. Tngham gives she " Roa,iag Lion some hard hits nndsr tue fifth rih." h bs exordium he says:-"I may feel is to he necessary to address you with freedom than fas,idious differently circnmstanced night deem conrasible win . proper respectfeF the Chief Mag istrale; when such shall have imagined shemselves h ny si.uaiioa they will sienon!y De able to appre ciaie my feengs, and judge correctly Of hisresorto she right of seldelenee. Tam pcriecsly aware ofthe disadvaniages of my position n such acon.roscrsy have not numerous body ii persons impsiIed or prompted by inierestor fear applaud whatever may say or do. Niy reliance s wholly of different eharactcr have no agent or insiruont ai command. except pea ipks and paper aspower but that which is deriged from u.ls addressed to intelligence and virtue and no clam 10 confidence. bu, ia my own be ciaracier a1d il,e success of the demons.ra-
 g shall be nbIe to give of ailihaiI may attempt to ls tain. have. however. Betisr opinion lsnan- and ihan 70 attfibdss tc is Hass of iAose who may ha eonsdersd Q be depeadeat you, disposiiioa ioadvance therintsreab d,scred,abIe 10 sheir integrity many ol them are known to me to be ilca pabis of saca purpose. Beihis as may, ,he hiscs ~ these events will suilive youroiicial powef,an at the period which deem most desirable for the i'm press 6f good name, ilere win ao inoiveto iaus. flee to mine. have never seenAan honest appeal, in
 good cause. made in yaia to .e disinierssted judg ment of ,hs American community and forced, againat my will iA,ea csnaics whereI have no choice but to siak uades sa hostility. oruse ihe eans in qiy power for m avn defence, muss neet she duly at whatever hazard, x
 We shall probably next week publish some extTacis from MT. Iaghaa's letter. Sgsg
 UT Some of siRe southern editors are Tecommend' ing .WILLIAn S1sns ss ihe candidate for Vice Pres dent so De FaA en shs ticket wisI Afr. CLAY Such pomina,ioa mt should think wohid bs exceeiingi, popaar aud hailed is all parss of se county as ai augury of euecess io the good eanse. Y The following iestand comment we clipped from