Litchfield enquirer., 1834-08-14


fn6ilia;ss Cor 6avslRug. a daily slnss Fsas from
LhSkssla % Nsw-ElaSsn-@ daily one 70 HssssSga-
also 10 AIbany-ana one % DsasuEy ssd NOrwalh
three iiues week.
The Li.eh6sld Couuv Medical Society hold their
a.aual mestugs 10 tis village on Tho secOad Monday
10 ApFil. DisssEsaliShsoa various snecs connected
with the healing q, are Eead before The Society," and
delegates are appointed attend the State Medical
COnvsatioa helas the time Of the sessiOn Of the Gen.
eral Assembly.
public Journal, enti.ledshe Litchfela Eaqnircr,
. published In this place every Thursday by Henry
Adams, who fOraerly priaved newspaper in Alaba-
ma. Ii advocates the election OC Heary Clay 20 the
presidency. This publication scondac,ed with fdel
iuy good TASTE and alent. It's political principles
maintained with Rldness, but yet with 6rmness and
constituency. lie columns frequently contain much
well-wrien original mater; s neatly printed, aud
has deservedly pretty extensive circulation
There are in Li,ch6eld practising attorneys,
physiciaas, l2 merchants and gr"cers, booksellers
aud s,a.ioners book -bndeF AID pOcket-bOok manu-
Gac,uref, 3 watch1akera aWd sversmiths, 9 cabinet
makers, Wagon and cOnch makers, 3 house carpen-
Ierp 9 blacksmths. 2 maeOns, sign painseF. shoe
makers, taiors, milliaera. 9 saddle and harness
makers. heller, clO,hier, eOOpers, tanners aud
curriers', aud Q hair-dresscrs. H..
(T6 Be- esatsaRea. *
["Upon coming TO ths paragraph in these sketches,
editorial mOdessy exceedingly shocked! bu, as
II is so rarely tina, we see such notices ia print, we
concluded to LEI il stand the author wrote IL, trust
ing that, with The assurance Of bottle Of har,sorn
and shower bath, we should be enabled to recover
our wonted equani,Di,y-Edl
Amti-masonic Nomiaatios. The an,-masonc party
Of THE held Convention at Hartford last week.
at which Messrs Horace Cowles Of Pennington
Sheldon c. Leavim Of Be,hlem, and Richard Hubbard
Of Mddlstowu, were nominated for Members Of Con.
gress. Ii does appear astonishing us shat this party
with scarce tenth part Of the poPala,ion with them
in their eciasiUe notions should continue TO persist IN
nominating candidates Tor all tile inpor.ans ofcesin
the state. Protesting to he opposed to jackson and
Jacksonisui, they have great number Of cases viz
tual thrown their weight into the scale of,hat party.
With the decease Of masonry, we see reason
for this in.erminahle hostility to the institution.
FOR THE Enquirer.
Mr.. Editor--T perceive my communication Of last
week has called forth come warmth Of remark , which
was not my intention TO elicit. NJ object in present.
ing that article suggest that some course be n
doped, by which all feelings Of dissatisfaction may be
exinguished, and the Wing party 60 in their ope.
ratioHs vigorously and 6nitedy the exgency oiihe
times demands. You tell me to .come forward with
my pon," and not 10 "nd fault with what has already
been done, without suggesting remedy" Toihis,
would reply, that il is my province propose any
"pan"-nor 10 suggest any "remedy." AT the Wing
convention held 10 New-Haven last spring, commit
tee, consisting Of nine, appointed for this county,
whose duty il is to call mee,ings, and 10 manage all
political busness beiongng exclusively 10 the county.
II devolve hpen that commiiseesIo bring forward a
"plan," and Suggest " remedy not upon me, sir.
Fld suppose. ahAt~ths conmitsSe above alludetl 10
would, this have called cOauty coayen,ion ana
the feelings OF the electors upon the subrci Of select.
ing candidate for Congress ne iuily and clearly Al.
ceriained. ! repeat the remark D,ads in my former
that entertain unkind feelings to-
wards the worthy individual selected by the Whg
members Of the Legislature for this county, but il 10
high time to have some OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES concert
unity ofsen,ment and action. De assured sir, that
msst be done. BY union, the Wing party is
division, the Tories gain the day. ]
hope tho committee will adop, some satisfactory course
that no sort Of bitterness may spring up, and
casion trouble. and perhaps defeat.
vRRBUM SAT sAPIENTI.
An Elecsor of Itch field County.
Mr.. Adams-I am much gratiied that the attention
Of the public 10 turned towards the Lchfeld Mutual
Fire insurance Company, and that property to large
amount has been already Insured by IL. This con-
slider important to the Inhabitants Of this county Ii
lie operation il 10 strictly Mutual extending to all
classes Of people. No person privileged beyond
other. "The rich and poor meet together, and
equally beneRsed. The widow and fa.herless, whose
properly fequeny ennsiss Of house, and an acre Of
land, may for small som guard against loss which
by them would be felt with peculiar severity.
The industrious farmer. who has soilsd during the
GU his harms with hay and grain, 10 not un-
frequently compelled 70 witness the destruction Of his
properly by IighsBng. Il may be prudent for him 10
insnre his harns. which cen be done for trAog sum
There 10 another class Of people whom il may NOT be
improper 10 mention. I dream those who. ifshey re-
Aeci all spoH This subject, console themselves with
the belief that their kind neighbors should they be
,hus spler.nna,s, wqad readily asBeale asd extend
the hssd OF charity 10 their relief or such would
inquire whether they have not known persons eogag.
ed in soliciting aid Tor the unloFnna:e sueregsby re
receive bn. little else than the cold reply, that II 10 the
duty Of every person 10 guard against losses by
ing their properly. Especially would dbsy not have
right expect Of this Kind when Insurance
against IRE 10 brought TO every mans door. add when