Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-07

ulatons. Who would have thought, said guondan
Jackson man, that Daniel Webster would become the
main prop this administration that should sup
between Daniel NshsIer aud Martin Van BHren,
cannot hesiaale 90 take the lormeTi!
Now is NOT this sirauges And Toaldls not be sirah
ger STILL if the abused BoEtonian, this awyer Of tbs
hank were 10 snpant the Little magiciaD IN the ri
feetions % the gFeslesf and best a. Yei, strange
all hs may Scent i may be s0-the last love 10 strong
est" sfNt m
The Richmond Isalurer gives the following ex
tract ofa letter fau an Intelligent Virginian, who ha
been spending several weeks in Columbia, S. G.
% Nothing istaiked here hut politics. il il piair
enough that the people here think they have hee0
too great hurry, and they do like to retrIci he
cause would seem like backing onl, &c. &c. They
wish much that Virginia should send meIaiors Ia
them. lf they had sent Leigh and TazeweE theo
comfd hare reuoLnionised South Caroline and imoT-
taiixed themselves"
THE Legislature Of Va. have since appointed Mr..
Leigh to procerdto Sourh Caroiaa, 10 communicate
to the people there eel or resolutions passed by the
Legislaiure-which appears to us very much like in-
termeddling with the concerns of other States. We
have no doubt that South Carolina has great desi
TO back out from the position abe has taken.l
[. The Tdrif-Among the speakers on the Tariff
were Nc. Wain,ough aud Mr.. Muhienburg. Of Pa
They rejected the bill altogether, and posilively-bnt
at the same time, express Willingness 10 reduce the
revenue TO a proper point, and 70 roncede to the
South any thing short OF an ahanonmrnt Of The pro-
tectve system, which said they, ihc ll in effect pro-
poses. II being, by this TIME, after O'clock, the
question was loudly and impa,ieniy called for Many
motions were made for The Committee 10 rise, but
Jected. The Chair was about To pntthe question
the first motion in ORDER when up Mr.. Arnold, OF
Tennessee. who said Stop, Mr.. Chairmans weare
net quite ready for the question yet" He went on
with fiery speech in oplosonlo The bill, and eve-
ry and then reminded the House that ii his pow
er Of held ou they should not get the question
fng, and moving confusion. He did mot even ask
them TO listen to him. " can speak" said he, "ev-
en- in the presence Of a mob like this" In fact the
House al this moment was in great confusion aud dis
orderl He first adverted 10 the magnitude of the in
teress involved in this question, and the expedency
Of sustaining them. " These" said he, IS who with
tgerke rapaeity, are ready 10 spring upon and de-
sirty those interests this might, will be mistaken.
ehal take my time, Mr. Chairman, and hope the
House will be patient; at all events don't intend TO
hurry myself" He then began TO read add commen,
upon documents before him. and the House find-
ing that he actually determined to speak against
Time began to despair. A little before o'clork. Mr..
Everit moved that the COMMITTEES rise ;sand 10 this
motion Mr.. Arnold yielded the foor saying however,
that it matter Of indifference TO him whether
the Committee rose or not for he was good for AT least
four hoo more. The motion prevailed by vote Of
GA TO SO, many members having retiredn most cases
pairing off-Joarnal Of Commerce.
The Winchester Republican defines the difference
between Notification and Secession to be this !:
" Come out here, McCar,y''-" McCar,y, come out
here"
Since the first Of Dece mber the Editor Of the Wash
ing,on Globe has received 1890 subscriptions TO his
papers. He adds -. Within the period, we
have rejected three hundred proered subscribers, be-
cause they did not comply with our terms by making
payment in advance"
/" Brevi,yis the soul Of wit" A New.orleans Edi-
L.. sha - sGnnti
remark" Away with it To the tread mill !"
~ The Report OF the Secretary of the Litchfcld
County Temperance Society is necessarily deferred
until next week.
MARRIED.
In New-Preston, on the 4ih inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Aiwa,cr, Myron Downs. NJ. ID. TO Miss Merindn Ben
edict, daughter Of Mr.. Henderson Benedict.
In Salem Bridge, Nj. Oliver Evans, of ShermaDs TO
Miss Harriet Adams, ofthe former place.
In Cheshire, Mr.. Fri Bradley to Miss Cynihin
In East Windsor, Charles L. Bartlett, Esq to Miss
Emeliae, daughter Of Capt. Elisha Morton. :
In We,herrield. Col. Joseph Camp % Misc lydia
John Hammer, to Miss Hannah Churchii.
10 East Hartford, Mr.. Samuel Hills. TO Miss Phiiu
Ia canaan, Mr.. Amos r. King 10 Missssarah Rood
DIED,
In South Farms, The 28th uit. Mr.. Simeon Gibbs
aged 73-a reyoIu tionary pensioner.
In New-Haven. Miss Serene Human, daughter o
Deacon Scovil H., aged So; Mrs -- Daniels, q
Mrs. Caroline Hayden, wife of Mr.. John H., %.
In North Haven, Mr.. Joel Basseii, 354.
In Meriden, William Yale. ESQ.,. 49.
In Woodbury., Mr.. George G. Minor, so.
In Saybrook, Mr.. Samuel Hart, So.
In Waterbury, Mr.. Giles Daily, 76.
Ia Milford, Mrs. Sarah Anh, wife Of Capt. Samue
Dickinson, 80; Mr. Oliver Bryan, n. soldier ofth
revolution.
In Hartford, Mr.: Mary Terry, 81, relic, Of EIiphaIe
Terry, Esq. Of Enfield.
IL Eas, Windsor, MI: Roswell Elmer, aged79.
liz Hartford Mr. Ely 8. Spencer, a..
In Berlin, Mrs Mary, wife Of DR.. ID. Carpenter, 81
In East Windsor. Mrs Sarah Ellsworth, Dc.
In Middic,own, Miss Ruth SUMNER go.
Ia East Windsor, Mr.. Israel Ellsworth, 26. RI
Susan Fish, wife Of Mr.. Levi Fisli, 81.
In Harwinton, Mr.. Benjamin Ely, IA.
In Torrngton, Miss Jemima Beach, l6 Tn Utic,
Mrs. Carssa Temper, ~. IN Dover, N. H. Mis-
Charlotte Beach, Is. The tlree above mention nee
were daughters Of Samuel Beach, deceased. Is.
Aariliary Education Society Of Litchfeld
County.
NOTICE is hereby given that The Liichfeld Coun