Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-14

iections might b urged agaih he manner IN which
several % the Congregational Tiekes
we're hrouehl forward. A dsor Was opened Sof IN
trieas and managsmsas hy yslaiae = Sss dslssases
from each eouaiy she privilege oE Aemnaiiag fsPEe.
sentaaivss. Ts ihs caase msy b aatrhnssa the aes
thas 6ssr members q Cengress we're selscesd om ts
respective eounsy eommiaeee " sphich thy wsse
Bevss AZ lats heur tiese nomina.ieas wre reported
% he Consension and. . has 6eea asrsed. q 100
late period ~ revisDn, wkea The ipasisaee II he
enhsss % eese ieir dslbesatisas was TOO great 70
admit of { cain eoas;drraiio6 eide subjeel.s We
presume tllers i not laa II kis ssber seaaes, Who
has seriously contemplated the doags but % impress.
Cd With The conviction. thar ws are iadsbled % Few
euhers Of that body lor several inludcious noipa-
iioas which have deeply affected the snaainiy efthe
deoeraiie parsy, and uaiess speedily eorreeled Ne
might well abaadna ake isa Of ssccsss a the 20.
preceding spring election. large asabsr ofths a..
iega,es, % our Knowledge. vent away issasiss aad
the prevailing egaiea 10 decdedly agaiaSt tte present
Ccngseional Ticket. for issha, zee dsem mess Cd
iectionahle." e.
The Jedsrsosiaa. spsahiag of,ss late Jaskson Coa-
veasion, says-a The dsags i 10 painfal 70 admit,
have not been received wish appropriations ID any part
ofsha State that re can ieava. We hear of no re.
ponse iro the Tried rieads OF democracy. There u
ey;dsa,ly deep feeling of diappoia,meat ahread.
which aaihing dissPa,o bot achange in the rega-
ar aeminaiisas. We have received nearly Ill the de-
mocraic papers pubiished in Coanscsicus since thu
doings If lhs CoaseasiOa and. except nes ns,ance,
ihsy either dimpprese Of the nominaliens. o. are o.
ent on the snhjec.. We give below the siews ofihe
fan.A
- Use democracy of din State have looked with
con6dence 70 the Stale Conveation r such list of
candidates deuanded BY the exiRencies Of the
liines. They expecled-and they had q right 10 ex.
pecthai sOch ticket would ~ presented fSr their
sOages would enlist their eesines and unite their
inseress,has aothing like personaI favor private
management w0uld place upon it a single name, un.
accepaahle = she repablican parsylhat L would be
adequate 10 the Offices Cor which they were Fespec.
lively named. In the result Of she deliberations of
that Consensioa. they have been pareay disagposf.
say part q me aomna.ions ior Congress ere aos
each ~ will be saonimoGsiy sippssted. u u paia-
fnl duty, hni feel bspnd 20 say shat Ske presene
tickst ca'snos succeed! il mus, be ssaded, scite
IL shns opposing the aomina.ions sf the party, we
are bal responding public opinion; which, in this
ssetion Of the State, has been so unequivacally ex.
Prsssed e adni. g dSsl, astp ,he cosrs: which
sihoat due consideration Of the responsibility il In
voses; prepared 70 prove ta one by ar.
nnenss which We believe 10 be iTssstiby concissiye.
est oss heavi We wosd 70 - far, and sacri6ce 40
much, - my other man 10 effect is-bus we can aey.
e. saacian sacrifice of the iaterests of that party
Tor the gratidcasioa Ofpessosal ambition"
FoaxlaR.--An arrival At New York On Suaiay lass
sih Ais. nine days later. There b not much ssws-
The Daily Advertiser saya. she news is usach more
paci6c than BY previous advices. The French army
we're retiring from Antwerp. and the Belgian troops
he'd taken possession Of the Citadel. The King Of
Holland s.ill refused give up the orresses 90 the
schelds. which ny enpssaiion were 10 be evacuated.
The Psssidena's message ispuhlished in the Iondor
papers, accompanied with rcmarks and allusions are
generally made % the dcsliies with South Carolina.
TasiG MAJ "A che iass assosass srsss
wsshiagsss ssill fingered - ne f3eass spscssn-
asivee, In commiaies Of the whole. a great aumber
ii ameadmsnis haa been proposed, and saany ofshem
sasrsd-asd che bin i said % have become % mach
msdi6sd and ehsnged that nsither lie fssds nss OPP
poneass ceald ideasify 10. A mSloa wss NADIA ihe
ssh By Mr.. Adams 70 strike The enaeiing clause, in
siecs ~ destroy the bin, which was aesasised By
sose of06 % g. With shs excepsieu, no vote has yes
been had . ss the strength u 10 ieads o. It, eas-
ss; md IN this eass other considerations than she
ish " destroy ssss the bill may have governed the
vsses &c she members. Aier III lhs discssson, and
aaealmeaas whieh The bill will undergo. i i believed
by iaislligsas lesses-wrers from Washsesos ihat Il
win 6natiy DO deisaaed BY considerable meiosily.
InaAe ssasse. the endorsing bill. - u j. called. the
bin % give The President farther powers . eafsrce
y 49,