Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-09
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.

SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
 M. EditO'-AS the time is fast approaching when the peoPIe of ihis state will be again called upon to elect whom they will hav6~lO rule over them' for the ensuing year, the electors of this district begin 10 look abOuI them for a person qualified to d.eharpe the responsible duties of Senator in te State euate In my intercourse with society in deren. sections of the District, have heard the of aeyeraI ndivi. duals mentioned; but on do IhiAk would con- centrate many friends as CALVIN BUTLER, Esq. of Plymouth. And appears to be the wish in all parts that he should be brought out a canddaie.- Permit me therefore to request you place bis name before the public for reRecIion~at the same time as- surfing you that he will meet with a cOrdal support in every part of the 18th District T. Mr. AdGmS--I observe in your paper of last week. Sundry resolutions of the seIEstyed Temperance SO- cety. have long suspected that this Society was an important link in chain wherewi,h to bind the lib critics of tho American people; bul did not expect soon to see the eleven foot uubushingy displayed was not prepared to see them bounce upon the Sea. of Justice for this county, avowedly persuade the honorable, independent, high-mnded Judges of our County Court to prostitute their offices party pur-
 
 gmate object, thereby producing the inevitable ne- cessiy of resortng to county tax to supply the de ciency. If ,his is nos a political party, know of none. Let the friends of olcration look it before it be too late. S. The House of Representatives have, by vote of 96 98, substituted the number Of OOO for 4s OOO as the ratio of representation in Congress- The bill has not, however, yet passed. A The Pc stmas,er Of Ousatonic Post Office, in this county, gives notice that the name of his office is changed to tha. of Bulls Bridge.
 UT The last New-York Enquirer hoists the namo of Mar''" Va" Barren. in big capitals" as a candi- date for the Vice Presidency. with Gen. Jackson for President. Twill be hauled down again.
 IT" Omega" has a volume to write, instead of a moderate sized essay, explaining every thing else be- fore he comes to the question tn dispute between him and "Yalensis," we cannot ind room for him in our paper We must at any rate have the schoie be- fore we commence the publication of part. Many of our rcnders-he will excuse painness-have already become tired of his verbosity.
 OD-DIs of Me Day.-1'he Baltimore Pa,ro. says, Reports from Washington are, that Mr. Rives. our Minister to France, be nominated as Minister to England, in place of Mir. Van Buren-that Mr. Liv- ingston is to leave the State Department and take the place ot Mr. Rives; and Mr. Tazewell tnke charge of the Department Of State. We give the reports as reccved-certain it is, however, important changes are on foot at Washington. The roaring Iion'' is reported to be quite res,ve and Otien breaks in the most vehement rage.-M Y. Daily Adrertiser. 
 DIED,
 In this town, on the 3d inst. Seth I.andon, Esq. aged 82; on the 9th inst. Mr. John Osborn, aged 79 ., In Twinshmrg, Ohio, om the 4h Jan. ut. Mr. Saul Upson, 68-formerly of Barkhamsted in this State.
 In East Haddam Mr. Asa COmstOck, 99.
 In Wethersfeld, Mrs Anne Church, 92.'