Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29

fined in State Prison since March, 1888; che seas
Stout athletic wench. and might easily have resisted
him she did give otice OF the violence until SIX
weeks after the niiedged.
Mr. Rockwell, Of The thought from the tessi-
m0uy before them that the petitioner entitled 20
lhe favorable consideration Of the 1egisIature the
verdict Of the jury the time srprsed the Judge
on the bench. $50 nf the inhshitanis OF New Hart
ford had signed petition in favor Of his discharge
from prison. Many believed he Got guilty of the
connection in any shape, &c. Z
Mr.. Button remarked that he was NJ fschfeid Court
at the time Of his conyici;on. Much saii the
subject and his conviction was generally uniooked
| for, &c.
Resolution 10 discharge him on the first Monday Of
July next, passed.
@oAahzea&MwAaze@su~@z--
WING MEETING.
| Al numerous inserting Of Wing ciiisens, held in
Exchange Baildings Thursdny, the l4ih inst. Ben
jamn lsaacs of FAIRFIELD Co. appointed President,
Charles r. Sedgsaiek % Li,ch6ed Co. Vice President.
( and Wm. Jan.. Heme,stey Of Hartford Co. and z.
ted:
Resolved. Tia, we have heard and known Of the
mighty deeds Of fiers, the Whigs Of the revou-
ton. As they lived, wilt we live, IN support Ofthe
| rights Of maR. As many Of them bed and died, mar
yrs Of righteous rause il summoned 10 initiate their
example, we will cheertaily respond Ia the call.
Resofred, That we render thanks 10 the Wings Of
the Senate ef the u s. for the noble and successful
stand which they have taken against excessive en-
Resoiped, That as the Wings have prevailed, by tr-
umphani majorisiess in the choice Of Governor, L..
Governor, Senators and Representatives, i Is our da-
Resolped, Tha, strict organization 70 necessary n
our cause. We must regard the days Of election Ne
the coranafion dayso 81 treemen. Every Wing eteci0r
s'oald he presen, and the annsi honghs Of candid
a,es must be known To The eieciors. Let the yoang
act with spirit, and LET the aged look Oh and see
| lint there II - no mistake" NJ
ResOlUed, That naasnurh "A we have met like hand
Of brot.cfr uai,ed in purpose and principle 90 we
part 10 do aur duty NJ home. ss
R.sofred, Thai we rally ronnd the Constitution OF
the Umited States. the palladium Of rights and
liberties and pledge ourselves 70 deiend H. according
to The caasrsciion Of the Supreme Court q the Unit
Pssoiysd. Tha, 5000 come. ar ti,e cens..a,;oa 81
fthe DRFtd States Be ryiateA and dfsFtntef gsasas
fossly, i,y che Cestrai State Commiree.
Resoised. Tina, tire proceedings Of this meeting tie
s sss'l TN ffsxAc ! ss
+ CHAs. r. SEDGwicK, ". P,esidsnt.
y W +. i m.., Ma.ra'Lss' sse.tar'.s.
! A Sign.--We learn frnnl Boston, thai Commodore
Elliot, making his appearance evening In the
theatre. was Kissed out by tho nati-
Paul Clifford: The gallant commodore superintendent
the famous g1re head Of Jacson, placed On the Con-
situ,ion, oenc that has excited much attention in
that neighborhood.- Cosr.
the Boston theatre, what is tho public opinion ia re-
gard 20 his conduct. Except the thorough going
Jackson dolaters, all agree IL the superlaiiye syce
phancy Of his conduct and all atirbuie u 10 motives
Of seinerest Will it be Sufficient punshnsent to
bear with him into every company into watch he goes
tho Knowledge chat every Individual Of the company,
not partisan, despises him as tme-sesving syco.
plant? Or will il he greater 70 lose the reward
he expected p W,ashiRgton TEL
A Full Church.-We have been too much
amused with the following sally of Wit and
hum0r to deny ourselves the pleasure of Civ
ing il 10 our readers. While at New Haven,
| few days since. in group of gentlemen nj
the Tontine. there happened TO be present our
friend Gideon of the Times, the redoubtahle
SiIas Mix, and the facetOus representative
from Enfield. Mr.. Prudden. The converse
ton turned On the subject of restoring tories
| to fellow ship on their profession OF peDitence
and pr Omise Of reformation. Mix gave some
intmaiiOns of his wish to become wing,
when Prudden informed him that it was idle
| for him to expect any thing more than mere
forgiveness, for he might rest assured that fell
| lo~ship was ont Of the question. Mix insist
| ed that he shntiid assign reason why ne
I could not be received as we'll rs others; to
which Prudden replied. that he could make
him understand better by relating an anecdote
than otherwise. He said. some years since,
during the ministry Of the late DR.. Strong IN
this city. a man Of doubtful principles and re-
proachabIe character, applied for admission
into his church. The doctor knowing ms
character, and surprising he wopld be a trous.
ieson,e member, determined tOskeep him oni
at all events. He therefore told him plainly
that rs to jaining his church i was entirely
out of the question, Tor that his church was
4 full; but he believed there were some vacan-
cirs in his brother Perkins Church at West
Hartford, and he thought be might probably
get in. ..And uow," said Mr.. p. . our church
IS fun, but there is room enough in brothei
Gid's, and you must Apply to him." A roar o.
/ laughter burst from the company, ana Mix
i was obliged to back out as he could.
4 Hartford Rssiesc.
M,rder.-The WiIliamsport Patriot 81 the
18th says "by an endorsement ON the way
bill Of the stage arrived here ON Saturday
we learn that murder was committed V
Il GreenyiIle township, Somerset county. 20
on the 9Th inst. .on the body OF Jacob G'iDe'
or Gibler: by bis brother George. The mnr
derer fed and had not bsen taken. he
] described rs yOuug man about 70 years
age, Eve feet eight or nine inches high. yellow
hair. somewhat curly. fair complexion has
on blue cassinet cOat and white hat"