Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-06

the uGenle 81 Gen. JacksDu a Washington; ire extra
0loR eirculnled By tens ofthOusnnds throughout the
state De money openly and secretly employed; the
probahie HpoFiaiion olsome thousands OF more votes
from anessUe into the border coantes lhs State
te Jackson party has been defeated, b broken
down aud discouraged and their numbers 50 diminish
ed, that az the November election aho success Of the
National Republican ticket Is considered rs morally
Then there willbe no sectional or seeinra1 pssjud-
ces 10 enbaTrass rs. The question will be Cia{ and
Jackson, and then there will be raIlyng Of AL true
kentuckians, THAI will confoand ard disgrace the
slavsh miuious Of who monld b they could,
blow, only eacrfce the interests and honor Of
the nation but crush and ruin their own native state
nes History oftks Umited .ssutes, by the veteran
dictionary aud scho0I-book maker, Noah Webster,
has just been published in New-Haven by Messrs
Ddrrie & Peck. 1t is defended to be introduced into
schools--and, from the slight examination which
- been eaabIed 10 make off, should think it
as lipgly well calculated for the purpose. tits in
deed such work as has long been wanted, togive
chiiseh I'D youth insight iaa lle early Esiory Of
their own pounry, written in simple and perspicu-
aus style, sushyasabey can readily comprehend An
agent has beeae.6p6yed by the publishers q ytthe
different schools Ind academies in t.is county ain-
troduce the ~. Bee advertisement aud recominen-
dations in another eoluinn. : sas.
Family Lyceam.-This is the tale of q SMALL neat
paper recently commenced in Boston, OF which we
have received two numbers. II is designed to dise
Science throughout the country in cheap aud fanil.
lar iorm-" to bring home the family iiresideto
teach useful knowledge Of all sorts, 10 manner 90
plain that The most unscientifc can comprehend and
acquire it," Such work cannot but prove highly
useful to the Community. The price is 90 a year.
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Duff Green, the editor ofthe U. s. Telegraph, has
lately been on visit through several Of the middle
and eastern states On his return 10 his post, lie has
issued address, TO the public" proposing "a pnt-
lish an edition Of 1000 copies per week Of the Ex-
ira Telegraph" afer the manner and to counteract
the effects Of the Extra Globes until after the Pre-.
sdential Election. lathe opening OF his address, he
says, he 10 we'll satisfied that the reelection al Gen.
jackson and will be defeated, proper exertons
be made by those who are convinced, as he il, that
every consideration which binds mn American citizen
his country, which should stimulate every lover 81
liberty to maintain free institutions an established
by our ancestors, requires i,.''s
Bet 1000 was publicly proposed in New-York
a few day 90 by the Jackson party, that Gen. Jack.
son would obtain the electoral vote ofthe state, which
was promptly taken by the opposition, and the money
deposited to abide the issue. @Ea sa -
The New-York Courier having abandoned Jack
sonism, says will support the Electoral Ticket in
New-York headed with the name Of JAMES KENT, Or
the Union Ticket" Its motto is, Up, incpIes MOI
Men," r@@c$s fsg* u
Since the detection Of the Courier, the Tammany
Society have adopted the old ultra federal paper the
Evening Post, the organ Of tie democratic party
The Mercantile, also m old federal establishment is
another ofthe papers that registers the mandates of
the party. They pu, desperate shifts to sustain
their sinking fortunes.
MHni6cems Doaatica-The following letter from
Mr.. Henry Sheldon, son Of DR.. d. Shedon, or this
village, has been communicated 10 the African Ropos-
itor: for publication. The members Of this family
have contributed much, probably, in pro portion to
their means, the benevolent purposes o the age, rs
any other in the country - ID 5t FA
Ne,o York, Jane IN, 1889.
Rev. 4. Il. Guriey, Sir sin reply to your letter
vote part of ihe Sum Inend giving to the Col. So
ceiy, 10 pay the expenses Of distributing circulars re-
t.orts, Ssc.-I am aware that i il highly important 10
descendants information IN this way, still have been
led TO think, that The establishment of High School
In the Co0ny isOf still greater nce--and the
soms nsaio" o ,s T. NJ" =. Wa
Of the Colony. have, therefore, come 10 the deci-
sion only devote the whole sum, mentioned in
my former letter. 70 this object but TO increase i 70
Two Thousand Dollars, which propose 70 have in
vested, in sale end productive fund, and the in
terest applied annually, towards defnyng the expen
SEES of High School ia the Colony Of Liberia.
Should the Managers ROtthink il expedient 10 COM
mence the school Immediately, tho interest arising
from the alzn fund, be added to the capital, aud
% be Med. until i, shall % deemed advisable