Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-08-07

and intended before nov 70 have gives u 20 our read.
en- but from various causes Il has been delayed. We
commence Il Ihis week., and will continue to extract
from j. herealter. Il was written iD 1881.
~ lfeoms Of our friends in the Oiher towns Of the
oovn,v would Gurnis Us with smilar sketches fIher
psspectiye sOwus should be glad give them Pub-
liciy.
LOnissama.-Tke splendid victory Of The Wings over
JaeksoUsm in this state has oae drawback which we
are sorry to.notice. Though MIR. White, the Wing
candidate Cor Governor 10 elected by the large majO
rity Of 100 votes and shout iwO-hrs Of The members
eec. the legislature are also Wings, yet Gen. Rip
lev the Jackson candidate for Congress in the second
dis,rics has succeeded in obtaining plurality
highesg Wing, Of couple Of hundred votes. The
whigs IoOlshiy friulerd away their strength between
hree candidates. and thus suffered the Jacksonians
eec. their man, notwithstanding the wbgs had clear
majariy in the district Of about 400 votes. In the FIRST
Md third dsirics, the wing candidates succeeded by
large majosiiies--and there 10 respectable gain
their part lhrouehoa, the state.
SHERIFF. Dspa.ies--Ws have been furnished by
Mr.. sedgwick, Sheriff ofthe county, with complete
siO the depees appointedby him in various sections
Of the county, the allowed him by law, 10
wi,:- Li.ch6eid, Ozias Lewis; Canaan, Chauncey
HosEord Kent, Philo G. Mills; New-kariford, Ter
thus Wadswor,h; New:Biliord, Edward N. Hne;
Norfnlk, Sullivan SearI; Plymouth, Lucus Bradley
Salisbury, Henry 8. Norton; Sharon, Harry Lock-
woed; Washington, Daniel G. Plat; Winchester,
George Dudley; Woodbury., Daniel Bacon.
M. Editor-T understand that has been decided
k,. sl,n
the Legislature, and others, that Licheld county is
entitled Of the three members Of Congress who
be eected this aIl supply the places Of Gov
Foot aud Messrs. Huntington and Ellsworth. To this
decision most cordially assent, as have no doubs
that great proportion Of the electors will do; but
will respect to thu person to be supported by the
Wings for tina, sppoa.men,, find there is some d.
vtrsiy Of sentiment; and without one uMkind feeling
towards the individual selected for this county, would
sugses, that some mode be adopted by which the cleo
tors Of the county may be consulted, aud their feelings
more particularly known. In matters of general inte
rest. esery one has right to he heard; and in the
sentiments above advanced. the writer 10 by means
ss3Spe. (" UnIlrED, WE STAND" As
An Eiecsor Of Lichfeid County.
I'VE would be obliged ~ ..an elec,ur" 10 point out
The mode which he and his friends world prefer TO Oh
'aia This expression Of public opinidh. Weld they
srefsr Cooaay Convention, each it~a TO be repre-
ssItsd BY the namler or doabie 81 triple qpadru
pie the number to which such TOW is entitled 70 be
represented in the General Assegbiy Z Caae forward
with your plan, cir. Dona6sadSfaalf with what has
aire"dy been done wi,loss suggesting remedy. The
dime 10 approaching when the names the candidates
shOnid be presented 10 the commoniiy.l
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<Eeep cocn fke seeedss-Ssamfovd mast b. either an
exfetdingly tssy place, the spit wary prsdnctiye
We perceive by the last paper from there that bo-
songh bylaw il Published niic,iag penalty for snf-
feriag weeds 10 grow to great height between the
dwelling houses aud the public travelled roads. Per-
l,aps they do allow " natures scaveRgers" swine
aud geese aud horses and mules and cattle and calves
~ sraverse the streets do up here in Li,ch6sd
Every thing here goes AT large-excepi Jarksonnen!
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STATE Eiecsions.-The Philadelphia Gazette. Mt the
request Of friend. furnishes the following statement
Of the times at which the different elections held
ia the states believing that the information will
be acceptable It's readers at the presen moment,
when the elections are lacked forward TO with such
intense anxiety. Elections held in Angus, and
April 10 Rhode Island; il Alabama, Mississippi Ken
lucky, b0d1aN3s 1nOts anu Mas0Urh on I've ufsl n1Ou
day in August; 10 Maine ON The second Monday and
IN vesmoat the FIRST Tuesday in September; IN
Pennsylvania, New-Jersey aad Ohio on the second
Taesday, ~ Maryland and Georgia the first Mon
day, and in South Carolina ON the second Monday Of
Octoher. Nsw-York, Delaware, and Massae husst's
elections do take place until November. The cleo
ioas In North Carolina are coa,moniy held in August
ibose 81 TENNESSEE on the fast Tuesday Of August
and u Loaisiaoa they haye just TRANSFERRED The ah"se
ars all the e!ec,ioas which wil this year. Con-
neccs [excepi GIL vacanciesl and Virginia NOT yo-
ting until April, and New; Hampshire 10 Marcia.
In consequence Of The attempt Of Dr.. Cox Of New
York 10 show that our Saviour might have been CO.
lored man, we have been requested to copy the FOL-
lowing arisle from IN old newspaper. Who ever
heard Of negro having "chesnat coIored hair, o.
"grey eyesf''
81 From M Eagiish qualification.
The Gailowing letter was taken IroD manuscrips
10 the p0saessio0 III the present family Of KELLY
d 10 Lord Kelly's Library, which taken from the
original lefter Of Plebius LeRUius, ~ Rome.
Latter of Pleb;ls Lentains 10 che Senate Of Roms, COR
ceRiag Jesus Christ.
u being the usual c1ssom ut the Roman uosernors
"a advertise the people and Senate Of such things rs
happened ID their Prosiaees 10 the days of the EN-
perm Tilsesius Cesar ebIss LeRtpl0s. Preside0i
of Jadee, wrse the following Epslle y the Senaie,
eOnceryiag oar Saviour.
There arftaret In these 0nr days 4 man Of great