Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-13
THE ENQUIRER.

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ELEcToRs ron coENEcTIcuT. "a
NORRIS WOODRUFF, Li.ehfeId county. y
John D. REYNOLDS, New.Hayeu. Il
CHESTER SMITH, New-LOndon.
ERASTUS STURGES, Fairfield. ~ j,
EBENEZER JACKSON, Jr. Middlesex.
JOHN BALDWIN, Windham.
OLIVER H. KING, TOlland."
T In consequence o! the Regimenial Muster in
this village, we lave anticipated the usual hour Of
qualifications OF our paper.
Lectures ON Common SchoOLs.--Tt will be seen by
the annexed notice, which has been forwarded 10 rs
Gor publication from Andoyer. that Mr.. PO r. JeD-
e proposes shortly visit this state, and with two
three exceptions, 60 into every town in this county.
His object s excite deeper interest in this
of Common Educaion, and Of eleyaiing the character
Of our Common Schools. Such nm object is laudable
in1he highest degree, and deserving ofevery
agement. In The language Of the Connectcut Obser-
yer, he proposes 10 meet parenis teachers and child
rem, and indeed the whole population, g for The pur
pose Of exhibiting 10 them apparatus Designed 10 ben
eli. Common Schools, and 10 explain some Of the inn
provemenfs 10 conducting them. Mr. Jeweti has am
pie recommendations ass an experienced and well
qualified Instructor from Mr.. s. r. Hail. author of
Lectures on School Keeping, and now Principst Of
the Teachers Seminary, Andover, Mr.. Josiah Hol-
brook Rev. Asa Rand, and Mr. b. d. Emerson, Prin-
cpal Of the Classical and Mercantile School, Boston.
The BERKSHIRE County Lyceum have also expressed
their high satisfaction with his efforts and recoRmend
him 10 the patronage Of all interested in Schools
Rev. Prof. Ralph Emerson, formerly Of Norfolk, in
this couniy,) in letter says. am mach pleased 10
learning Mr. Jewets purpose Of spending the ensuing
vacation in Connecticut, and especially in that portion
ofh with which am best acquainted, where, trust,
the interest already felt in eucation will
prompt and general attendance his lectures
upon important SUBJECT Mr. Jewett Is one ofthe
Secretaries Of the American School Agents Society,
recently instituted in Andoser Of whose objects
10 excite an interest IN Common Schools, by means
Of neraat lecipress. This plan, says Professor e.
embraces essentially the very thing which used 10
occur me while visiting schools, AZ 20 very desira-
BILE, VIZ. travelling mission on school keeping in
which instruction should be rapidly and cheaply given
by precep and example, to both teachers and pupils
indulge III highcs, hopes Of lis success
II, is now tie season the year begin to thi"k
how shall have good schools 10 the state this win
ter We would earnestly advise teachers parents and
pupils, who may have the opportunity, to atiend Mr.
Jewen's Lectures and hear and see for themselves"
mr.. JEWETT will be in Sufield September 18th
Farmsgscs sis.-BrisioI asi-Beriin, New Britain,
24th-- Somthington 25ss--W Waterbury 26ah-Woodbu-
~ 27Ih-Waierown 28ih--Plymoath 29ih--Harwin-
con October lst-New. Hartford -Winssead 3D.
Coieheaok 4th--Norfoik Manchester 6lh---Go-
sl,en 8Ih--Tofringford 9ll-Litchfeld 1Oih--Wash-
sngton lith--Ncw- milford l2th--Kent l3lh--Sharon
I5ih-CornwalI l6iis-Salisl,nry -Canaan 18Th
Vernon 2O.h-Elinston 22d-TOliand 23d.
r. a. q n 90 A.
pie the importance u Cammon Schools; the me-
ce4siy Of more vigorous efforts for their elevation; the
advantages Of Associations Of Teachers aades se pm
ironags OfLycems; the benefits of Visible IiIustra-
aiOns. shown by an exhibitions Of Holbrook's School
Apparatus; and to advert to Of the import
ant recent improvements in the m ofieachiug."
Siace the change in the political character Of the
New-Y York Ealairer-since it's departure from the
soushs Of Jacksonsmso the advocacy Of correct prn-
cipes.he editor has heen assailcd BY those presses
"a she state which formerly appiaaded him. with alI
the faseos and malignancy which disappointed fac
touis.s capable Of exertag Out the state, TOO,
he is taken 20 task by very many Of the bright lights
Of Jaeksoaism-- others by the Governmental
Giobe, who charges Webb with being bribcd, bought
up by The u. s. Bank, &c. Webb wards of the blows
manfaly. aad throws his arrows among his ADVERSE
ries thick and iast, killing here, and woandng
there" 10 re.or,ing upon the Globe the charge Of
being mercenary, the Enquirer says
I. The very mode in which The Globe was establish
ed, Il characteristic Of the men who coudsei H. Il il
well known here al least. that Mr. Blair 10 this
city with orders 10 the ofcc-hoders raise The
cesaary Eiads for purchasing Napier Press--It h
veil kaown that those Oice-holders whose situations
are most lucrative, were assembled together q the
Bank Coffee House corner Of Pine and WIN. streets
itat there Blair came before them with his endorse
ments from Washingson, and sodessiy requested them
10 give him TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS TO Pnrchase
Napier Press, aad s,o huadyed for other pnrposes
Il i also well known that his request was complied
with, AID thai eusy person present Tas assessed tro
hs.ndrsa dollars efthe ece salary 10 sustain The Of
fe;al Prsss "a Waasagton Yet this Press. thns es-
sabiishsd and Supported By the Peoples money ihso'
she ofice-hodegs aud executive patronage eded a.
i By uapsinciped and unsralefal
pra,s Independence % bribery Of Republican Prin-
cipies sRnd Or honor, and honesty r.
The Rev. Charles Al. BDardman was on last wreck,
at bis osvn seqaes We presume, dismissed from the
ia New.sIaven. What has led this dissoiuion be-
tween the Pastor and his people do not particular
" learn, though we have heard for some time that
fheen eRas dnsafiaiaeaiOGs