Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-16


The President, has been held in Philadslphia4-and
never has any thing taken place in this country more
strongly calculated strike terror and dsmay 10 the
jackson party than This meeting Several thousands
were present in and about the place orIneeting The
strongest enthusiasm felt, and expressed-Cor the
Irish are behind nation in giving uerance 10 their
feelings II is indeed conaOlng to the lover Of his
country to witness the deIuded and betrayed followers
Of JacksOnism throwing of the trammels which had
hitherto bound them, add rising to assert their own
and their adopted cOuntry's rights. We have not
room for fall account Of the meetfng-and must be
content with the following remarks from the PhiIadei
phia Inquirer, itself until within few days Jackson
print Of the first water -
Great Public Meeting.-The great meeting OF nat
urazed Irish citizens held pursuant 10 public notice
IN tue state Ho"sc Yard yesterday afternoon,
b"mler-one OF the most gratifying and efficient evil
dences OF public opinion, that has yet been given in
any section Of the country. II impossible, from
the position I'VE occupied to make erical
estimate Of the immense eoncOurso present.
They forth in their strength yesterday and in
the most emphatic language declared tina, they had
been deceived in President Jackson, md that they
pledged themselves they held sacred their oath
support the Constitution or their adopted country TO
maintain that Constitution aud by every fair and hon
orahie means, 10 oppose the reelection Of Andrew
Jackson.
have the testimony Ola dozen of Witnesses, by twenty
per cent? than congregaed together ut the recent We
to meeting Of the ofice-hoders; the getting up of
which called forth such dsreputahle and eXtraordi
nary exer,ions Our Irish fellow-citizens deserve
well Of the community; deserve well ofthe whole
country --.. w. .....
James Gowan, ESQ. an Unwavering democrat and
an influential citizen, was called to the chair;
Samuel Black, ESQ. Dennis Sweeney, William Faris,
aud Thomas Laird Esq. chosen Vice Presidents
Doctor John Nj Henry and William NJ. Haly, Esq.
ueoA Ii all yuO
the last efecton.l
The coneourse was addressed in speeches Of great
force and cloqucnce by Messrs. Gowan and Hay,
whose sentiments were warmly responded TO by the
meeting. Indeed, we never more enthusiasm ex-
bilcd by any body Of our citizens Than this
sion. We were surrounded Ivy the sons ofthe Emer-
aid isle ard the involuntary bursts Of APPRECIATION
that broke from them the sentiments Of the speak
reached their ears, gave the surest Indications Of
the temper in which they prepared to oppose Gen.
Jackson ut the polls. .aes a
administration in this quarter, If it not before in
collapsed state, aud such il may with confidence
he regarded throughout the country. IL is evident
that the Of the people--he bone and sinew Of
the city and Countryside patriotism and purity Of the
community opposed to the reelection Of Andrew
Jackson. Where then eau he look for support or
euccor?
The Washington Telegraph adds" THE honest
democrats who have been TINS forciby compelled TO
acknowledge themselves grossly deceived, may we'll
exclnm with Of the purest patriots whose eh-
qnence ever resounded in legislative halls, that
could they have foreseen the blasting influences
sulting from their mistaken but well meant zeal, in
eevatng 10 the chief agistracy the man whom his
eycophants claim " born TO command" they new
er would have engaged in so miserable scramble
IntemperaRce and the Cholera.-We have already
mentioned the remarkable fact, that Of 204 Cholera
patients admitted to the Park Hospital down to a cer-
| tain date, 1873 were Incorporate. We can now add,
from the best authority that Of all the patients admit
ted TO Corlner's Hook Hospital, down 10 tho present
time, four ffths Incorporate aud that while,
Of the collapsed cases. only IS per cent Of the tempe
rate patients have died, II per cent Of the intempe
rate have died. Consequently. more than nine tenths
OF the deaths at this Hospital have been Of intcmpe-
| rate subjects.-IoHr. Of Com.
Melancholy Accident.-On Saturday afternoon the
28th uI. Mr.. julius Fowler aged GA years, Of Upper
houses in this town, in attempting 10 get ON to load
of hay fell under one OF the wheels ofthe CART The
cattle eng frightened by his falling. the wheels pass
ed over his body, JUS, below the breast. He fingered
until the Monday evening following. when he died
| Middietocn Sentinel.
The plan which has been partially adopted IN New
York, Of injecting saline solutions into the veins
Cholera PATIENTS has been found very hazardous ant
uncertain. We have seen letter from one Of tn
most SIX inI and learned physicians Of that city, il
which is stated that or Thirty cases where that kin.
of treatment had been adopted, only taco had survi
| ved.-l'hl. GAG. s#S$ 4
MARRIED.