Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-03-17

OF our Sacka0n friends the excellent communication
of our new correspondent "PhilO-C Crockett in prs
ceding column.
1 NeIU- H0mpshire The election in this State for
Governor. Representatives to Congress, &c. took
place last week. From the received we should
Judge that the Jacksonians are successful.
W We have for some time past witnessed with as
io"ishment the attempts which have been making by
the Triad AT Now-Haven to poison the minds of the
friends Of Mr.. Clay against the able Representative in
Congress from New-Havcn County; hut have never
doubted that this hostility originated from some sius
ter, selfish motive. The following article, compliment
'ary of MIR. I"gerso, aud repeIng the base nsinua-
tons of the Triad, copy from the National Intel
ligencer:-
1--WE confess grea: surprise at seeing in the New
Haven Advertiser, imposing article calculated to
ujure Mr.. IEGERsOLL, the Representative 10 Congress
from Connecticut in the estimation vi his fellow eli.
2ens. The Editor. denying him the merit of either
industry consistency, asks, what has he done Tor
Connecticut T. Let answer for him he has done
much to elevate the character ofhe State and in pro-
portion advance her interest, and has never lacd
oil doing his duty her aud the Union, in Congress
Whenever the occasion has presented ITSELF The ed
itor further asks" what has he dona-what il he
now doing, for MIR. Clay 2" We say, for him. tina, il
he has not done any thing in that way, it ia because
there has been nothing for him TO do But whatever
may be the merit Of devotion 10 the success of the
great cause with which the of Dir. Clay is den-
timed, we undertake to pronounce for Mr.. Ingprsoll,
that his zeal in that iags behind that Of
Our friend at New-Ilaven has been entirely misin-
formed on this subject, have doubt either Of
The colleagues OF MIR. lngersoi would promptly
him"
The People" was not received IN time for this
weeks paper. 1t shalt have place in our next.
b" is received, and under consideration.
AS the subject upon which " Nesctou" writes will
not "spoil by keeping" we snail probably he obliged
to postpone It until after the election. Political mat
ter must have place now Or never.
Z" Tile Hanged Num- is mislaid or lost.
Thomas J. Wansley, and Charles Gibbs, (but whose
real name is said not 10 be bbs,) two OF the Of
the brig Vineyard, who short time since murdered
the Captain and Mate, and took possession ant, rob-
bed the brig Of large amount Of specie, were last
week tried in New-York, and convicted. They were
sentenced to be executed the 22d Of April next.
splendid ball was given to the British nj mister,
Mr.. Vaughan, day OF two previous TO the adjourn
ment OF Congress- by the members Of Congress and
citizens Of Washington. MIR. v. designs to return
home in short time.
II is stated that Nj. Calhoun will b. rum or the
office Of President the election; and that Mr.
Crawford is preparing, or has prepared another epis-
tie to Mr.. Calhoun, by which the latter will he raked
fore and aft.-Nat. G0x.
a Washington correspondent of the Journa! Of
Commerce, SAYS: John G. Calhoun will he in nomi-
nation, by his friends, for the Presidency in the next
canvass.
The Hon. Judge Spencer will be supported by the
National Republican party, their candidate far the
Vice Presidency from and ahee the Sd March, 1888.
The Siamese Twins have returned 10 New-York,
having made profitable voyage to England.
MARRIED,
In this town, the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Hck-
ok, Mr.. Rensselaer, ScofeId, Of Cornwall, TO Miss
Mary Bue, daughter of Mr.. Truman Buel.
In this town, Milton Society on the 18th inst. by
the Rev Mr.. Lncus, Mr.. Chester Farrier, to Miss
of Watertown, to Miss Helen A. Stone, Of Litchfeld
In Eas.-Hartford, MIR. Horace Williams, to Miss
Mary Ann Roberts.
In Goshen, on the 10th uli. Mr.. Samuel E. Wilcox.
to Miss Nancy Ann Lucas, both Of Goshen.
In New-Haven, MIR. Timothy Dwight, Cd. to Miss
10 Woodbridge, MIR. Lyman Fnirchild, to Miss Lu.
DIED,
In this town, the Sd inst. Charles Henry, Of
Mr.. Horace Smith. aged 8.
In Goshen, on the 9th inst. Of apoplectic ft Mr..
Jerijah Dean, aged 40.
In New-Iaven. Mrs Elizabeth Inness, wife Of M.
Stephen Inness.
In Woodbridge, Justin Thomas ESQ. &c. for a num-
Der Of years past Clerk Of that town.
In Madison, Mr.. James Par,ice 70.
In Barkhamsted, Mrs. Rachel Mack, wife of Mr..
John Mack, So.
In Southington, Miss Ciarissa ii. Hitchcock, 81.