Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27
HE ENQU IRER. LITCHFIELD, FRls. 2. 1881. ].

- - - -. - - G5 As apology is due to our suh.osihess for .he miserable qyuiiy efahs paper used this wsehinisri- or a sizs, EbloF IhicknAn and strength any here aoGors lpSsd. we ssde sa engageahsh, wiih napu- fsesnfer ior pspsr eqral any ve had used-and he has fngsished ns saeh sia this We trsss ws shall have ihs evil gemsdisd sesa-
 FonrIsn+-As arryht as New-york oa Saturday 1aaa sissrpOO briaes ia,sgsnce thirteen days later xhan Befvrc sereisod. But i6 looking over the ex- srne.s gises ie shs papers find news of any mos meat Matsrs is SPain. Portugal, Sc. remain much in the sane state ps here.oGore. <. <. z
 P Our seaders are referred 10 the frs. page .f to- sda,'s paper for an exrac. from the very eIoquen, speech efir Webs.er in reply to some remarks deli vered by Air. Wright. ofN Y.
 Dsath ef HiuiaD. Wirt.-The mail of Saturday lasi hrough as .e meancoIy ,idngs of the death of this distinguished civilian. He died nj WaslnsiO ion on ,he l8,E inst aged @. h the language of he NewfIa ven Palladiam, : The character oi Mr. Wr is so in tmasely blended wh the hiSIory of hia country with her liseraaare herpallics and her social selaiions his death wiIi De ieIt public losa. The gen slenes sf the Barofthe Supreme Court of the United Ssa,es met ai inc Court Room in ,he Capitol en the 18th inst, whca the Attorney General was called 10 sbe chair and inc Ht,n John Sergeant appointed Secreiary- -~hereupon Mir. Webster rose and addres- seA the chair a relation the close of ihe career of Mr. Wir. Resolutions expressive of the feelings of the meeting for the memory of the deceased. and of their deep scusili,y for the loss wheh the country aad ihe har hsd sustained, were a,iorted, and Mir. Snathard was appointed ,a proaonace discourse up on the sntject ai soms future lime."s Az the Bar Meeting of the Supreme Court at Wasli- iagton, Mr Webster thus addressed the Chair:-
 it is aunSunces to as that oneof iae oldest, of t.e ahies one of lie most distinguished meiahers of this Bar, has Aeparied his,noua lite WlLLiAM WiRT is more! He has this day closed proeselonal ca- reer, among tue longest and lhe most brilian which the distinguished neiAhers of the profession in the Uniied Siaies have d any time accomplished. Un- sued ia every hag which regards professional hon ar aud integrity, paient of iator, and rich in those stores pf learning, which are the reward of patient la bar and patient labor ony aad feqaaiied. yet cer. taialy allowed not 10 be exceed, n teryents animated, and peranaaive eloqnence; he has ieit aa example. whsch those who seek to raise themselves to great iseiRhis u professional cnnence, will hereafter esRu- l6asly study. FoFuna.s indeed, willie the few, who Shaiiimf it s,iccessfutly ! $tscsss {. nlie man. u is nut oar peculiar duly to speak aS rWIRT hete. 1is character, in ilaat respeci e- insgs 10 hscoQarys and tc the history a his couniry Aad sir if wefe speak of him in his private life, aud ia hts social relations a we could possi say of bis asanity, his kinnesihe aishfaness oG hs riend- ships, anal ii.e warmth of hs a6ectons, woud hardly ssem sufficiently strong and glowing to do him jastice ia the feeling and judgment di those who separaied now loreter IroM his cniraces oniy eushriae hts memory in their Lleediag hearis Nor may we. sir aora .aa ailade !e hat other rea,ion which belong ed to him. and belongs all that high and para mount relation, which connects man with is Maker 1tmay be permtedus, however. tn have the pleasure Of recording his name. one who felt deep sense o religious ny, and who placed ell his hnpes oflhe fn- sure n i truth and in the dDcirnrs sf Christianity.
 Bat iafsicaar ties 10 him, were the ties si oar rF0ieAsioa. He our bgssher, and he was our strength of ,e sironges,. wh kindness both ofhcar anL of mnnaer capable of warming and winning the codest of he brethren. he has comfeied the iern of is life. and his earthly existence. in she enjoyment of ihe high respeei and cordial afec- 4iess o all. Let hen sir, hasten to pay to his
 emory the well deserved tribute of our regard Let l0ss 10 ne ia esying our sense of our loss, and in txpressag grie tha great light ofour pros fsssioa is eziiagaished forever.
 Nep-Ysrk Satsty Fsna Bank Noies.--A good deal nf excisment has beea got up tie pas, week in New York, which has extendedo the sirroaading coun,ry, ssspecsag shis species of mosfy. Ahous li'e middle of las. week, they were a dscoaa. in she city of from so per ceat. aud people generally were afraid so touch shem eyen ai hat.rate: but on Friday sasgsmeat was made by some of the Brokers md Baaks. hy which tkey were to be received n per cest. Nov they pass more eurren,y.
 
 Ecnssess-- -k Aosher week has passed osers aud sil this asgass body has no. accomplished any thing ol grsa, nagni,ade. tir. Wakina in the Senate. occu- pied three days in .he discussion U .e shread- bare subject Of the eposi.es. h iIe House, Taes day, that subject brought close for tepresen by the movement ofsihe previous qneslion iy Mr Muhleaburg of Pa, which was snsiained by the vote ofll6 10 ll2-whea the main gaesiioa was put, ol referring sir. Taaey's Lriser 10 the committee q ways and meaas by yeas l30, nays 98 Ot conrse dis cussion ceases spoa t.is subject until the ecmmmes report. Many ihe administration papers cai'a ih d gFeas viciors their part.
 The NalioaaI iaell;gencer. reference io this sab ieci, Hhe depenaing qaesion is the H. of R uiea ssle reference .to she committee of ways aa, msaa. sF Ais. Taaes for the removal of s' Pabc Depesitrs. has ., lesg.k neca takea. Atheagl so ioae debated, aud nos finally arrived at but by ,h
 aid ef lie pepioss qsetiOa, ihe deoisioD decides aot ia hot ta. he House s tired ofshe debate, and doe not chooss to instruct lIle com Of ways and
 reerta hill or reseluios dfecsipg the testcra,ioa iie pablie aeposi,es before they shall have made sepos, apsa ths snLjeci. But esep ties much h heea gained by .hs friends of the meassss of frsmpsa is ihs farsi ssse which ever sa, aadsr ths govern meat, by major;,yol tcsr votes osly. Had the v Sas sea,s beea isli. il ssery probable that evss th snaoriiy would hase been eenseried iaso mneEiiy.