Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-05

collectively wss recoRsidsred and the motion 70 vote
upon them separately was carried"
The vote upon the rsi ofshe above resslatious was
l4s yeas. Is nsyS-on the ID, las 10 17--on sIs Sd,
lAS' 4S-on the 9Th, la to lson the h, IS5 10 %
-oa the 6shs Ia TO Son the 7th, l37 @ g.
In the Senate, The resolutions WereSaken Up oRFF-
day afternoon, and after some discussion were passed
The highest vote in opposition 10 Them was Out oil
II. On two Of The resolutions the 9Th and 7u there
were only tPeii;hOne and DabolI) votes asaiAsl
them Messrs. Rockwell and Sterling ot this comfy.
voted in favor Of all the resolutions the latter making
come pertinent remarks in their favor, and Urging
their adoption. Mr.. Sanford voted in favor of three
and in opposition to four Of the resolutions
as near as he could between the parties.
I u We acknowledge the receipt from the Hon. J.
w. Huntington Of the pamphlets copy Of the Reports
with the accompanying documents, of the Majority
and Minority Of the Committee appointed to investi-
gate the Affairs Ofihe u s. Bank, together with sun
dry other documents.
DemocrGcy"-s' Ecce signum I'VE were con-
siderab!y amused day two ago, upon taking ND in
bar-rOom newspaper called the Columbian Regis.
ter, to find al account Of wha, pur2or,ed to be
"hghly respectable meeting Of the democratic party,
at which Capt. David Grant, OF Windsor, was
Chairman. and John Cotton Smith, Jr. ESQ., Of Shar-
| on, theaven save the mark y was Secretary" And
our amusement was not little increased to find this
"hghly respecsaLle " democrafic' secretary record
ing and gulping down such aresolution as this.-
Resolved That we approve Of the principles upon
which the Democratic party - organized, and recoup-
mend tnataH democrats unite N bringing forward and
sustaining Democratic candidates agreeable 10 Demo-
cratic usages.
We understand the body of Mr. James Landon; Of
Canaan, who was drowned in the Housa.onic River
last October, discovered on Monday morning last
near the Lottery bridge in Salisbury, Two or three
miles Below the place where he fell in.
Congrsss--The House Of Representatives have
passed resolution TO adonrn the 3O,h Of June in
giant. The Senate have not yet acted upon il.
Mr.. Stevenson, tthe Speaker gave notice on FRI
day ofhis Intention resign the Office Of Member OF
Congress on the Monday following. There would Of
course be struggle for the vacated Speakers chair.
The party Of Hartford ball-players who were vie,o-
rious over the Litchfeld players challenged by
Select party at Hartford The select par,y'' were
beaten more than ssso TO one in eachgame. Many Of
the Li,ch6eId players exceedingly anxious to-
"k"t s"e u@tHe y CT ukHsu.
The Report from the Secretary Of the Lilchfeid
County Temperance Society next week.
What is the reasan the - Daily Herald, Of New
Haven 10 not received by its Subscribers here more
regularly Last Fridays Il the latest that has come 70
hand, while We have the Register Of Tueadsy.
Charles BoyiRgtORs ian accent Of whose supposed
murder Of Mr.. Fros, at Mobile we Published last
4 L. \
jail in Mobile. The Mobile Mer. Adv. ofihe I6thsit
says-' We Stop he press 10 announce ie arrival in
this city Of Charles Boyingsop, under arrest. He
was found on board Of the Steamboat James Monroe
on hiswsy Montgomery, ana drssssed BY 6sparsu-
between Blacks BlafE and Canton, The Alaba-
ma river. between and 900 miles above this sowu.-
He brough, back 10 This city ON sle Steamboat,
Courier. thar arrived here last evening about nine o.
clock" The Montgomery Advertiser says, that upon
hs being arrested he 70 throw something ia
the river, supposed be the watch taken from The
pocket Of the deceased.
All the New-Haven papers announce that this I'M
fortunate youth tfor he il yet 81 years ofage
10 natiUs Of Lischfeld. Not sohe i, he himself
states. native Of East Haven, and did come 10
Litch6ed until he was eight ten years old. He
Commenced his apprenticeship in this office, bat
manned only aboui two months; some time after which
r. removed 10 New-Iiaven--staid yearor iwo-and
has since been rowing about the country IN various d.
recsions-is aedged 20 have already committed grand
larceny. burglary. and many other offences against the
laws Of his country. He 10 young Of dne talents
and prepossessing apprenticeship ~ school, tho
incident and disobedieni, he showed Uncommon gen.
ius both in composition and drawing-he frequently
amused himself in writing poetry. Some of-his later
efforts have been Published 10 this paper, bat not