Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-10

ahing elSs 6f their own, for the cake. of tk. public, Or for the sake of individuals.; They care nothing for the measures Of government -they take no interest in public matters--. they neglect all public dnties-they avoid all ISSs S.r o ISss 2
 literary pr religious institutions-ihey attend few 0P none 0f the meetings ueeessaFy for carrying fDsward lhe bqsiless of tognss and, societies, and school -distficts. In short, they think only of their own matlers-sheir own losses or gains-their own farms orimerehan-, dize. They are completely ineased in self, and are at least as caipable as the former class, whose improyidenee and inaiientiOn ta.
 nsoney-nakins and money-sating they abhor. sConns OtSsrlr.
 ErtrGct cf q letter dated B0ltimQre, MGrck a.. i You wilI perceive ny Our papers of thisf
 na0rnIng, that the ss Bank uf Alaryland'' has
 failed, a ciFcWmstanee as lInsuspecied in fact,
 as calamitOus and heart -fending in its cenSe-
 quences-calamitOue fvr a great portion Of
 o0F mercantile community had iherrin ae~
 seusts--heart-rending for many widows and orphans had placed their all in that institd-
 tion.s Never did our citizens experience a
 panic so powerful aud shocking :; it -affecis ev-
 cry interest, and reachfs every class of saR
 cotnnsanity, more especially those who rasEsn
 nOt afford tO hse. Onfscisg E ins iifS'g greatese
 consternation earlP llhis moTniaE, onr sireefst
 in the nsighborhood of ihe bank were csspsx~-
 ded, nor did the crowd abate until afitF tsdkt
 banking hours. All uas anxiety and haYror-
 Piis casntnnnity retired on Sunday night. liets even .snspecting the security and validity Of
 the bank. and many this morning awake ina
 state .of penary which heggafs drscription.
 Like strong man snddsnly eut olf in Tue rsl-- joy ment of health and strength, without as suspicion or peEceptihle symptam eff decay, the Bank of Maryland las saddenly cyased
 to exist A denaaOd for specie has ni0ve .ir less kern made upon all onr banks. btc more pa, a,ticuiarly upon the Union Baak The rnrr
 commenced as soon as ths bank was opened. and contihued through the day.
 Mf. Fancy is said tO have been iO t0xn. and fO have bern seen in the Union Bank. N0 doubt bat the peoples money wis bs. Eixsn iu support her credit. Tile experiment Uf SUss Fernment will affect dangerously. # not siial-
 ly. the psopts.
 H0RRfb HggaDER.--We We leafn, thof Wr@Ari- el WiachelT, sf Snfiield, Goa. vyas mnrderrd
 on Monday evening last. The m..Fdsrrr is supposed tO be fss father, John Winchell.--- The circ1msiaRess ss Ear ss wr hase issarned
 them, are, that Arirf WincheII, being at work in coal pit ,aDoui sunset, the report ofs Dis ' and immediate:y folloMing il. the cry of mur- der. Persons whowere ii,.the neishhnsho.d, immediately went 10 the place and fnantl the unfortunate man rnDrtasiy wounded in the at.- domcn by pisssF sEiof.A When going tn shs | place they met the father. ..n,hn Winchel, with 1 pistol in his hand, and un being charged I with having shot his son.. replied that he struck lsim first. The father and son. we np- ! tlefseand, have. been af variance fas several years, and lately the quarrel has grown nasre I.yielspt, and the fsihsr has repeatedly threat enrd iO kill his s6n.-Sp SpyingJRLd Gdzs ss fA Wi0efsllwas commitisti to jail in Hartford, on Wednesday, last. charged with shaesinS his
 son 0n Monday. wiih ap intent lo kill. We l are Informed that the quarrel grew out of Is
 coRxe2 2anee Of property formerly made nni ny
 tie father to the son, iY keep it from his frrd- l it0rs; and which ahe son has lately rrfnsfd ss Fseonvey to the father. IartJord Secrsfafy.- ] The question will he. aod Bowiis. fsirly-I,e- ] fore the people. shall the. President Ntone tn.
 tise Governmenf. ar shall the Goyerismsus he resnpOsrd as the constitution has prsscril,e6! Shall we have gosernment of the reprrsrn-
 taiises of the people, nr a .go,esysnsrns. by
 King Andrew, King Marlin. sr King Amosl | 9@s8f --s E4iK
 Mr. Leigh. in his maiden speech in ihr Sen
 ate, on the 18th inst.. .dei,icfed. says ihe Star. the universal distress. that was flrcing is way to the home Of every indnsirians ciiizrn. and rObbing children of their bread. with such
 feeling.s that there were i.ui few dry rFra in the Senate chambrr; and, continued he. mt for all the glnry derived hy man. mt for the
 accomplishment of esefy ansliiinns rrajset that can he conceived, or far the wealth of l the world, would have such lsad rest "n ,ny soul us does an that indisidualwho is ihs author of this calamity; and, sir. the sassax
 person who would attribute the present dis tress to U, S. Bank. without charging, ii home ,oa ths Execptive atsrrmdFi6g ihe dei.vitesr
 would have cried Ire in ihe general Deluge.
 ,Aecident--On Friday last. son of Mr. Jeremiah Weston 0f BslchefteM1, ., was sm-
 played h, saving shinglcs. and in stopping
 down accid.nily brs,ught his head in rontact
 with The circular saw. which cut through the skul insz the brain u an instant. ftf was lis-
 iDg On Sunday, hut tsaS not cxpecidiisa,sSoos
 eE. 7 ....-..za-s s@si .ssss B, Rsstdgs-The nes snsosn, U ssrrpiis fSf Postage.
 at iLe several pos,-oicss of tho Usisa wthin ,As' yeaE eadiag sn ihe 3las oi March 1853 rceosdias .he repor, ofihs PSst Aasssr General Iasls sshRis- sedso Congress, aad printed, was :ai~
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