Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-03


monthly meeting 10 South Cornwall ON the 2ah iOs,
Ia the absence Of the President and Vice Presideu,,
Stephen Dcming, Esq., was called to the chair. The
delegates reported ninesesn Branch Societies and an
increase oil 900 members within one month. The
County Society now embraces 1929 members.
The Society was addressed in u very INTERESTING
manner by the Rev. Mr.. Lord.
Then meeting will be held in Warren on ,Ls
teunh. Tuesday Ia July.
RICHARD SMITH, Secrs,u,v
Sharon. July &c, 1884.
WIcKET.-Scme writer from Wins,ed, in the las,
Hartford Review. in giving long and glowing de-
scrprOn Of The balpIay WolcouvilIe between Win
sted and WOlcOttville, closes in this wise:
'As the result Of the challenges Thus ay given and
decided this season, Hartford and Wins,ed stand al the
head Of The list. doubt very much whether the old
hal-payers OF Liich6eld Hill will rest satisfied let
their younger brothers Of Wins,ed go ahea. in this
style. challenge is looked for about these days"
A challenge soas given " a,ou, those days' by the
players Of Liichfeld Hill those of Wnsled which
was declined. We had The curiosity 60 to WoIcor.
vile witness the contested game and admired the
skill aud tact and manly spirit Of the Winsled players
and return reported fellow PLAYERS tina,
zoe thought that Bantam was match for ,hen.-
Some thought otherwise, aud a challenge was mme-
dia,ely despatched to play own ground on the
4.h inst. ,he ground WoIcouyile icing very aui-
vorabe, evident from the dissatisfaction ofbo,
the Winsied and Harwinton players, and there being
no intermediate place suitable. Aud though they
would not meet here, they signifed tina, they might
do so in their own village after weeks notice.
Voice ofths People.-l appears by record of the
hnf al AlAr
For restoration OF the dep0ses TO the Bank Of
, the United States 5000
For restoration Of the deposises ard re-charter
Of the Bank. 63, 1903
For the re-charter Of the Bank 1894
For adopting such measures will give relief 23248
Agains: restoring .l,e deposi.es aud against re-
char,erng the Bank, 1902
in favor Of restoring the deposires and gran
ing relief and EO27 against any action and vet this
processes 10 be governed by the voice
Of the people. --Noah's Star.
WAsHINGToN-Saturdav Might
These are times OF bargain and sale! OFFlCE, Of |
ce 10 the ravng cry Of those who never TO be- sal,
shed. Mr. Forsyth was Nominated to the State Den't
and Mr.. Woodbury. to the Treasury late last evening
and they shortly afterwards confirmed TO those
honsrahle posts. Mr.. wilkins, Mr. Sutherland, and
MIR. D'cGe' so"tatsiy returned Il scouhd after
ten days embassy 10 RuSsG !Aare now named for the
department Of the Navy; and strange say, the nomi-
nation Of the latter has been made this evening and
his confrma'isa is more than probable What has
led TO this may be easily conceived But before The
night closes, nil shall have Seen determined and more
Ilan one Office seeker will break from the ranks-l
This, can almost vouch Tor. will he the case on the
part Of one Of the persons named.
Mr.. Ewing called up the Resolutions, &c. Of the
Post Office. Every essayed to induce him TO
PERM. the matter 70 sumber, until the Reports Of the
two Committees lately appointed 10 examine &C. dur
ing the recess should be forthcoming nj the next ses-
sion. most exciting debate took place and ne there
was no Senator hardy enough TO deny the uncons,itu