Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04

kot painter tO IVY au" M w@e.s~sA w wv Vaa HureN, for his alga hoard to lhn Tavern, O0 the road to TreatoH. Welt, aew. says |, just nut up your hrushea, you Unay just as well try to paint Hash Of beat Lightning ln dOg-days.
 But he tried it,. and the sign board looks just about as much like Mr. Van Buren .s salt cod Ash looks like a pocket h"ndkeFcher'
 We start tomorrow mOPnIng down East, and 1 sha'nt he able to write another | word till arter we have been to DOwningviile | I'm going on ahead to lend sergeant Joel | hand to get things to rights there, and if you don't hear of cracking work down there, that 1 will make 'em all stare, I'm mistaken. The l Gneral is amazingly tickled with the Yankees; and the more hs sees on 'eEa, the better he likes 'enl. "NU nulIifcatiOn here, Majur," says he,--no, says l, Gineral-Mr. Calhoun would stand DO mora chance down East here, than stump'd tail bull in fly time.
 So 70 more at present from your Obedient servant, J. DOWNING, Maj.
 Downiog.iIe Militia, 2d Brigade.
 Gov. Lincoln, of Massachusetts addressed the President at the Representative Chamber in Boston. We omit the Governors intro ductiou, in which he says the duty of ad l dressing the President dev oives upon him by |
 liarty grateful to him to enjoy such a privi. Irge, aud in the name of his fellow citizens hr
 welcomes the President to Massachusetts,
 Ac. &c. He then says
 We desire to present tO you, as the Chief Magistrate of the Nation. the evidences of
 the prosperity of this portion of common
 country, over which by the sufrages of your
 Fellow Citizens, you have for second time l been called tO preside.
 We would point to our Agricultur0i res0ur- ces, and tO the condition of an enlightened and Independent YeOmGnry. the ProprietOrs and c0ltivators of a rugged yet productive soil, which is alike the occasion and the reward Of a virtuous and untiring industry.
 We would exhibit tue amazing results Of the progress of that spirit of enterprise and improvement in Manw Iactures and the Arts, which has filled every valley with busy pop ulation. and made every water fall subservi- cut to the devices of human skill and inge. naity.
 We would invite you at the same time, to observe in our city and commercial towns, how that trade fOurishes, in the cOnnuxion of domestic product with home consumption, and the exchange of the fabrics of the work shop for the raw material, which is the growth of every clitne.
 And more especially, would we commend to your notice our pubiic Institutions, the Schools and SemiDaries of Learning, those noble Monuments of our Fathers wisdom and patriotism, and piety; and the Hospitals and charitable AsylDms for the relief of the destitute and the afflicted, the bene6cent prO. visions of more recent time.
 We speak not of these things in the pride of IocGt vanity. They are the legitimate fruits of our happy Republican form of Govern. SsAA Ah.An ok. x,R ~.n.L jOice to recognize the active agency of your early years. and to the support of which you have signally contributed, in various impOr- tant stations iD natIrer life. They spring as do all our political and cvil enjoy ments from that National Sovereignty and Independence which you have so vaIiantIy defended. when ssssiled by Foreign Foes, and that URioR Un- der tke Consultation, which, with equal patri, otis.n and glory, you no less iriumphan,ly as- serted, on the late memorable occasion, against internal DisQ0 Q0scticn aud Disloyaity.
 May this visit. undertaken for the purpose ] Df becoming better acquainted from personal witls.the interests and sentiments Dt the People, confirm those palriosle views. which you have expressed. of !ha mutual dc OcndeDce of eaeh ssction 0f ths country up0n .very other, for lhs continuance of lha pros' psrity Of the whole. And may it be y01r hap piDess, as t has been that 0f y"DF iIuslF'0us when ths labOvs aHd Tssp0Dsl- ,jIities Of ihs highest statiOD 0f fsaVihIy dslIDe- lion shall be laid aside, t0 sRjOy in ibs iraD' ] qujljty s0d dignity of yeHsvaltd sgs ih" ehsE' ishsd respect Of a Dsti0D Df FgssmsD, beDs' Gitsd by your p1bIie life, and gvStefnl nT yOaT many services,
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