Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-21


NsaU- Fairfield, Anal Rogers.
AeddSIg ]. II. Sanford, Jared Olmsted.
Ridg.Fetd, Eben Ha%Icy, @. N. Benedict.
" The last evv-York Courier l. aeeompanied l,v
'OhOe sheet supplement, embracing tOeatyfOnr col
"mn' Of extracts from different papers in the United
States in small type, to show what IL calls "PubIic
Opinion" upon the subject Of the late correspondence
between the President aud ice-Rresident. We pity
the reader who tempted wade through the whole
ut, AZ much ~ we do the editor who imposes such
trash upon him. Two or three columns would have
been complete surfei..
Our PGTfy."-Under this title the editor Of the
New-haven Herald, an ''Origiual JacksonIan,' dur
ing the late eec'Oneering season. published the nalnes
Of three or four persons for public suffrage, and, moi,
choosing to support either the Clay Caucus ticket
gave to the one 80 made out 10y him powerful it,
Ii did not however succeed, as Mr.. Woodward OBJ.
serves, "fOr want Of voles" On this ticket was
"C"Piain Gideon Welles, Esquire, Of Hartford and
Glastonbury" editor Of the ncs for Governor, and
ALEC for tOO seats in Congress. In the last Herald the
editor puts into the mouth Of the Governor elect e.
'ers) speech resgning his office, and conerring up.
on Captain Welles Esquire" that digni6ed and ex
allied Office To this Gideon is made 10 reply in the
meek and modes. foIlowing-charac,ers,ic Of
all his wri,ings:-
THUR
| am glad you have all come TO your thenthes
at laalh.
am determined to rule impartially, and nut down
Joe Barber 10 old Federast, and Ralph /. Enger.
soil don't belong to any party.
ported"
Loaf
abolished and will elect new ticket Of my own.
forbid VIM. l.. Storrs from going 10 Congress a,
! any rate.-He's an Ole Federaliiht."
Henry l.. Ellsworth shall 60 in his place. He's a
"genune republican,
Any body that didn't vote for Lorrain r. Pease for
Thenitor, shall be deemed traitor and hung accord
ingly.
/ shall establish perfect liberty of conscience. and
every man that doris not think do shall he banished
shall be in favor of General Jackson aud Henry
Clay and John c. Calhoun for President, and shall
60 fore ign embassy as soon ms can get Sam
Foote out Of the Senate.
Every substantial farmer shall raise at least one
sweet potato annually, which shall be forwarded to
Hartford, labelled Governor Gideon Wees, test-
New-Havcn shalt he voted out of the State. and
Fairfield County shall be D..
Li'chield County is unrepresented this year, and
All the preseat members Of the Legislature may
keep their places except SAM Raymond and Truman
Smith. They may 60 back to Li'chfeld, New.Ca-
The of the members may remain 90 long az thew
behave themselves, and no longer.
Governor Peters mny 60 home to his patients, and
will take care Of the republic.
All my faithful adaerents shall be distinguished by
| brown cloth medal, with this device: On n suriou
field, two pockets avant large sweet potato in EACH
supported by two hands gra,.ant, which shall herea
ter he the arms Of the State.
The Legislature may assemble Tomorrow Mt the
usual hour, and will send my Major Domo TO direct
~ ' GT1EoN THE C,pST
Test, HENRY SEYMOUR, Sec'ry Of State.
AT the annual meeting Of the members Of the Itch.
field County Medical Society, holden at Lischfeld
April l8, l83l-Reuben 8. Woodward, was elect &c
Chairman, and Moses A. Lee, Clerk.
George F. Hurd, Theodore c. Hur.l, George w
Fowler, and Charles Vail were admitted members Of
the Society.
Voted, That Dire. WIN. Duel, Can'iee and Lyman
constitute committee to prepare code Of bye-aws
for the Society. J. q. Beckwith, Nj. D. read dis
seriation on Pbihisis Pulmonas.
Voted. hat the thanks of the Society be prose ned
to DR.. Beckwi,h for the Interesting communication
read To this Society.
Voted. That Drs. M. A. Lee, J. Barnes, and Geo.
Voted. That the committee on the publications Of
1927 be discharged from any further consideration Of
the subject.
Voted, Tina. the subject Of said publications Le in-
definitely postponed.
The following members were chosen Fellows to at
tend the Medical Convention at Hartford in May next.
Drs. X. NJ Fowler, Geo. o. Jarvis, Manly Peters,
Norman Lyman, J. T. HOLSTER.
Voted, That the proceedings Of this Society be pub
lsl,ed in the Liichfield Enquirer.
Voted, To adjourn sine die.
Attest, MosEs A. LEE, Clerk.
Li'ch6sld, April ls. 1881.
MARRIED.