Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-13
THE ENQUHRER.

THE ENQUIRER.
 LTTCHF1ELD, 1IARC8 Is, Issl. TWe have, il viii b ssea, shis day given up a considerable porsiUn d our cOamas SO pOIi,icaa cor rsspOndsaas. For this reason ws are obliged ,e ex. elude She remasks of Alr SmiA ia the U. g. senAIe, which are ih type. Some other eOmmaaieasisRs will receive asIeAaiO1 next week.
 u We have the pleasuFe this week of presenting our readers complete Ticket for State oaiceVs, and for eUaioss Sbp ,lse diereat Districts iU L,ci- field cosD,y. The names composing she S,ate Tsske, heretofore been before she public h capacity or O'her. Mr. Foot has represented lhe state i" she Se- Ofthe United States fer seveS years, and always with entire satisfaction. Mr. Beus is ksOwn as . gentleman ot fine talents, Of uahlemished thaFaclea, and Of practical good And both these geie- men are democrats ofthe old school. Messrs. Spen. cer and Day have long held the "Ces for which they again ROminaied, ,aOd have always discharged their duties the satisfaction M parties. No good Erasons ca" therefore be givea why they should 5e made give place gentlemen entirely i"expesieaeed and whose s,rongest and indeed only recommendsti&a is
 their entire suaaervisneyto lhe win of the ,lalnan. party iN the aaiion. sS
 Samuel 4. Fost.--NA Nsw-York paper, tn siShx a statement pf,ls nomiaa,ioa fr Staae OfscrFs \ this state, adds aAe anusxel brief pasagsapk sgSsaim the candidate for Gosevnor:-- IN f.,
 Mr. Foot had been fur the lac. twenty years E ac.
 tive public hie during which period he has ffeqlFatly been member Sf The State Legislature Speaker of the House, Representative iM the United Saaes AoWse Representatives and for six years in the Seaate of the United Stateas Hc now occupies n scat in the
 sas breLa nerchanfs and for many years carried os successful husinessa home aud a6roads He Iprued 6f fifty, ih the meridian of iie active and pesssally infastriosss He is a gentleman oi great pagiw of cearacter, iHteligeat and entefprsiWg. aud etey static" iN which he has been placed proved hinseifa of handsome iaienis. He is native ofCkes,ire, few miles iIOGf Ne- aven,' snd is much respected was a republican, of the old school and h as eSer been uniform in his oppodi,VS to Gen. Jacksons Adninis- tratiOM." ;, 7-n'," .' .s'' Nfss& S$ |
 North RiUer Banks.-sArrangcnaen have beea snade by the Canal and Farmers and Mechanics Banks, Albany. the Long Island,' Du,chess. Pooghkeepsie, Hudson River, Wes,cheseer, Newbusgh, and Ca,skill Banks, to have aheir bills rcleeaed at par ia New. York and we Hre requested mention that they will now be taken also as the Phenix Branch Baak t tins village at par. 0New-Ilaven county we perceive is begniing to wake up to thc importance of the spring eeciion.- Arrangements are making in each Of the Senatorini Districts to call out the people for the no,SinaOn of State Senators, and organize for the election To. day and tomorrow Conventions are to meet-popular l and firm mon will doubtless be put in norna,ion-- and the rally the first Monday I April will show ,ha. they not to be caoIed out of their rghis.
 They will then tell n voice io make the minions of the administration ivemble, ,ha liberty is not ye os In the N. r. Daily Advertiser of Wednesday last is
 diagram of the House of Representatives of hS Un. ted Siacs with references iaaended io she ihe posi- ,iea eEeaeh member. Aweeaa asabt Trepmcssayitls considerable trouble and expense; And 'if eorrect woaId be sauabIe as ipaaier of scierence. B6t if other states Incorrectly represented Connect
 cu,. is will onIy bewilder and snisead-for instance, Mr. Foot and Mr. Hvniington made to occupy the snnse seat, and the name Of Mr. Tweedy iS entirely omitted. Spch tables, to be useful. should be prcpa. red with great careial"ess. '
 In the ninth Congressional District of Massachu- sets after five or six unsuccessful irals Mr. Jackson the an-masonic candidate, was last week elected over Mir. Dsarbor", the national, aud Mir. Thurber, the Jackson candidates. The relative state of the votes was about 24OO, l700. and 600.
 Hon. Mir. Page, a Member of Congress from Otse- go, N. Y n speech h te House of Representatives a few days ago respecting the public distress, says admit the truth of all you aege, but avs sOhoe hog man {! and would sooser cominil the unpardon. able sin, and throw myself apon the clemency of ,he Almighty, than return my constituents aher having voted 10 restore the deposes to rechar.er the U. 8. Bank" Really, such impious language as this from member of coRgress can scarcey bs rcprobaied too severely; sDd f his censtusnts' do not meie ou. to him sSch measure of indignation will cause kim lo hide ,is shameful lace,' mistake the st,is of that posaioa 0f the state which he hemiwepTesents. Though is is not wish design premasarely to aga,e the sujec. of the next Presidential election, or Co take sides for gais this prieGsv candidate, ret cheerfay give place to the iOlosing letter of Cyi. Crockett. h is iI answer to oWe addressed to 1 hinray some gentlemen ofLowndes co. Nj. in comp
 ance wlsh the wishes of respectable portion of ileir fellow etizens. They say, tha, though they have personal w6qsaiasascs with him. sbsy have slong ad. mired his coHrss, desel phsriotism, apd truly American siraes'-shai shey have examin- ed the cOurss of his undertaking track ia relation political aairs, and his decided opposition every bean tDeasure' iB Congresethat they are