Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-06

witnessed. cannot be con,royericd. The workmen feel it's effects.
 Jackson Slate Conpention.-Las, week, it will he recolleSed, made a few remarks touching the Jackson Conve held in New. Haven, and gave, in anticipation the names of ille gentlemen who sup posed would he nominated. It seems we were right in every particular. Henry " Ed,oards nomi- nated foe Governor; Ebeneser Stoddard for It.. Gov ernor: JsremiaN BroWn for Treasurer; Royat Ralph Hinnan for Secretary of State. The resolutions pas- sed were however in the precise form |" "anici- paled." From Litch6eld county the following dele gates present: 18th district, Wm. s. IIolabird and Hugh P. Weich: l6ih. Charles B. Phelps, James Bsh"p and Wm. Moody; l7Ih. John c. Smith, Jun.' and John II. St. John. Sandry resolutions pass fd approving oi the removal of the deposites, &c.,; approving of the National Convention for the nomna- ton of candidates for President and Vice President; also commenting a State Convention al Middetown in January 1885 foe the aomina,ion of State Officers other resolutions of minor consequence. State and district icomntecs then appointed further the objects Of the present Convention: Hugh r. Welch, Wm. s. Marsh, Charles E.. Phelps, Charles A. Jud- son, F. G. Lauren and Eleazer Jeakns appon- ted for this cosaiy. It may no, he inappropriate to for the nformaton of our readers, that Luther Ioomis acted as Prssides,; Wm. Hnman. Zalmon Witn,an, Chester Lyon. and Orn Holt, Vice Presi- dents; and Robinson 8. Ilinman and Wm. Faulkne Secretaries We understand there was goot deal of difference of opinion the propreiy of passing eolutions approving of, lie of the administration in the removal of the depostes. but ihe measure was Jacksoas own and darling one, it must be s~a- lowed by all good collar men.
 *Why this young GenOcrotii takes the title of Ju- niOr, whose fathers name is William, could never imagine unless from lack of merit in himselfhe wish assume the initials ot his grandfather, the venc- rabie and respected John Cotton Smith.
 GP For one of Major DOwning's letters our readers are referred lothe first page of to-days paper. The question is seriously Dooied in of the Jackson papers whether such parsonage as Maj. Jack Down. ing actually exists; and # so, whether he resides al the White House with "the Giaeral.' We should think they would cease their doubts once, the Major writes under his own siguature-and who can doubt the authenticity oi shai
 4 conproa.ise.-1'he N. Y. Mercantile Advertiser iR referring 10 the prospects of the country with re gard to money matters, says, and inc suggestion Is in part confirmed by the Journal of COmmeree( (-" It s with the sincerest pleasure. we communicate to ouI readers that kRoU, from ssndosLted sOlrce, lha there is prospect of compromise which may resa m the charter oi National Bank, and also n the FeehaFter of ihe old one. Nothing believe is ye maiored. bat there is undoal,edy negotiation going ea. which has induced the opinion above mentioned to gain credeace among lhe members of Congress Some plan t is expected w he fallen upon to recon eiIe all parties. very few days will put US in pos session oflarter information. Meantime vse fepea, tha, readers may rest assured, our information il from Sndonbted source"
 We Geav, notwithstanding all these assurances ina they may prove faacious and that the administration will not yield any thing until the country brought is the brink of Tuin.
 EF We neglected to notice last week that we hae received . communcaTiOR signed "E EisctOvs ef Eh i7ek District :" 1t was intended for the week pre- siOus but as it did not reach in season. eoaelu ded iG was best to withhold it altogether.