Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-30

Of their own fortunes. Who was HENRY
CEAx, now standing en- the elevated height
Of Stateamanship, and admired by the whole
Union for his talents and his patriotism? Let
the motto over yOnder arch respond, which
says, I had only infancy, Indulgence and ig-
WEBsrER hut the son Of New Hampshire
farmer, springing from the Joins Of honest In
dustry? Are such men rs these to be taunt-
cd and trampled upon because they have
found they have found their way to the cOun-
ellis Of their country, and are there reapinG
a rich harvest Of renown? The nature Of our
Institutions is TO raise the poor, and to distri-
bufF he fortunes Of the rich. And no man
or ~ mans son, who has the intellectual
power, IS forbidden or prevented frUm aspir-
ing with confidence 10 be some day or other
in our National councils with the
eloquence ola Demosthenes or Chatham"
The Supreme Court Of Vermont has recently deci-
ded tina, printed votes are 10 be received and counted
as written, within the meaning oIthe Constitutions.
The battle ground al New Orleans has been divided
into lois and sold. The amount received for seventy
four lots, was $i23,7OO s@st q aat.sF .i"
The Philadelphia Chronicle says :--s' Two OF three
day 10 aman went through our principal market
places Gazing a CGcnmbe,, skin and ALL Men, wo-
men and fhiIdren shouted At him, if Ne had been
lunail PED from Beaam and i. las, he ran as is
in actual bodily FEAR - 3s 5.ss,aiygg, eslg8t
The Washington Tel iaph observes that Mr.. Bar.
bour is not equal to these times, and that il wouid
much prefer, that the contest should be between
Jackson and Clay, and Van Buren, and Sergeant
Two persons near Philadelphia ON wager, now
ed each an ofiand supposed 10 contan atom mad
a half Of hay One performed lis task in two hoars
and hrty-hree minutes, and The other was d ,Diaule
longer. y
A Yankee on The Lead.-A man by the name Of
FeeloD hired, on Wednesday, horse and chaise in
Dedham to 60 to Canton. On his arrival there, he
snapped them with Mr.. P, for a horse and wag-
gon, received SIS 10 boot. Mr.. P suspected that an
was not right aud proposed To- return with Feeon 10
Dedham, TO satisfy himself as to F's Honesty, &C.
FeeIon consented, and of they started Mr. r. driving
the horse and chase, whilst r. took the lead with lie
horse aud Wagon. Feelon soop drOve ont &c sight,
turned down bye-road, md made Of. aMr. p arr
rived at Dedham, found lie tfas of ire horss
and chaise, who claimed biz properly. and thanked
him heartily Tor bringing them back. Fselon, with
P-'s horse and Wagon and ihecool $l5-hadstrucIs
of, like Joe Balls CLANS, into deeper waer and may
or P-- either.-Bost. Trans.
Labor Of Lore W. understand, says the Baltimore
Republican, that IA Of the Sisters Of Charity from ST.
Joseph's Nunnery at Emnissbursh, passed through
this city yesterday morning their way 10 Philadel-
phia, whittier they have gone for the purpose Of attend
ing The sick in the present OF distress 10 that
city, produced by the cholera. Such display 81 sym
pa,by for the afflicted, and Of Dispositions % endeay-
to relieve the distressed, is charity indeed and is
worth more than whole burnt offerings, 81 rivers Of
oil presented il sacrifce.
Loaisiaaa.-The Mobile Regisier of August 9, says:
gentleman direct from Pascagoula nforme sis f,al
the ship Naichez from New York, had arrived nj the
Baize, where che was detained in consequence of
the number OF deaths which, have ACQUIRED board.
We understood him 10 say, that Is persons had died
with the cholera on the passage.
Mormonism in Nep- England.--It ID stated ia The
Boston Christian Register that two Mormone prencI-
ers have recently visited iha. city, and made aous
fifteen converts their strange doctrines. who hasa
been baptized and joined the Mormon church. Some
ofthem are said 10 be respectable persons. AL corr
template going to tho west, and some have already
started for the promised land, the place OF reiago
for tie house Of Issael md for all the Gentle world
who Will nee thIthef tOf Aateys ~ SuChpo" CouhHs
Missouri Two females who have gone. had acqair-
cd by industry, one 1900 and the other 800 dollars.
which they have given up 60 ino tho general stock
The others possess between 5000 and 1000 dollars,
which they going put into the general fund, aud
which they can never draw oUt again. "Thus (says
the Regiser) are people swinded out ftheir prop
ery, and drawn from their comfortable homes, by g-
norant fanatics" One Of the preachers had been at
Lynn, where foHr or Eve persons have embraced
Mormouism, and been immersed. The preacherain-
tend visiting the cities and principal towns Of New
England Hampshire Gas. fa 2e.aget4
Niaga,a.-I, 10 stated that there ia total absence
Of all vsors and strangers Niagara Falls. Although
no sickness had reached that place, enc gentleman
with two companions. was The sole occupant % the
saloon where, al the same season. s usual 70 meet
800 persons, Of different nations and languages.
tsA,s3 ategGg 8& 80 ". Y. ID. Adv.
h i, Domestic Sik MansJacfve.--J. II. Cobb, ESQ. OF
'Dedlam. says Boston paper, has eit with Us two
specimens Of silk handkerchief, made ut his n'anH-
factory in Detlham--the FIRST iharhave ever bee" wo-
ven II, The United States. Ono DC them is made Of
India silk, imported in its raw staie but spun aad
woven at Dedham the other 10 entirely Of American
production; from worms of 1891. The texture ia
fine and beautiful, and we cannot but think that im-
partial observers will give Mr. Cobb the credit Of