Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-13

with the Journal, that more excitement has beea vinced out Ot that State than s e. this particular subject. The reason Of this is, lhs e paiT0sagb snT loved y a chief magistrate OG that state. Nearly af the county officers and the justices Ofthe peace are elected by the people And ~s are ss'%Tsd % Y and PennsyIvaoia iko office of Governor Of Ohio iF an "empty pageant" Hence the comparative iHdif- ference dfIhe people O" this qneS'iOns-N. Y. AdD.
 har Ohio Tov;es Ghemselues GtiRk of Gheir defeGf. The Tory presses tn this city, for Ile purpOse Of keeping up the Tagging spirits Of Van Buren'sm dNr- ing the elscsion et O S"ds:va"s their ieseS, 9ysE paper published at Coumbas, the seat of gOvernmepi, thus uiters itselG Have the Times and the Post shame enough lef tO elaborate blueh or wo al their own brazen impudence, iH still claiming victory in Ohio? '~s.s.- "It would be idle gascOnade to cay, that are not morti6ed-tha ln the vigorous arm Of the yOImg de. mOcracy of the West there should be the least symp. toms Of paralysis, that there should have bees deGec tioD in the election of members fC"ns'eaR Itwouid have been proud qualification 10 us lO witness oOr patriotic State give m emphatic vote for sustaining the beet President we ever had.
 "We wIl not caJOae our friends nor deceive our Op ponents with the deniAi, that we consider the clear loss of two Congress emhers of more Dationat deiT ment this crisis than have loss choice of O vernon. lt is more weakening to she of the Na~ tional GoveTnmeNt, to supPIant the bold. eloqueni Bank k-haIng Lyile the intrepid and Aueai Allen; lls0 faithful and fn6exle Mitchell, by Saevsy, the Rank's attorney; by Bond, who is himself bought. and, tOge- ther with his property, nortgaged 10 the Bank; by
 
 Bank, than have the greyhared. pons and efficient democralic-hear,ed lncas, superseded by the vaciIa ting, supera"nuated, Bank-w orshippi"g Findiay.'
 The Wings boiled nearly sirteen thOassaWd votes it this cy-inteiIigen,, independent patriotic votes; the tories roed upwards of eighteen thousand votes. sir housond of which foreigners. Ii is lime s~ arrange for the establishment ofa An'erena pnry.
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 4 durl--We hope the following rnnnor uny prove cn,rue, really ,rembe for the consequences. E. ssaiedhy the Mobile Register that the Siamese Twins have had falling out with each o,her nodthat duel would have ensued some time since, but the partieS could agree upon Il distance. The quarrel ori- ginated from the interference of Chang tn love in- ,rgue of his twin brother Eng. Hialobe hoped the affair will he so adjusted to presen. division be- tween friends hitherto so fast anited-I1. -,
 Charlesson, Nov. l.-Al,hopgh ail the returns have not come in, enough is known to reader it cerHaiN that at the session of the Legislature parties will stand as follows. In the Senate--30 Nulli6ers-l3 Union Men. In the House-93 Nulli6ers-Sl Union Men. The NulIifers have more than two thirds Of both branches ofhe Legislature and therefore have the power pass the test oath. IL is certain hovev er that than one-ihird of the people are reso- lutely opposed that obnoxious measure, and shag both the ballot box and the state of our representation show an increased opposition to tt.
 Symptoms cf zhahkssiUimg.--The harvesting of pumpkins-the g"Gbng of turkeys and iaing of pigsy the buying and selling of eggs-a moderate rise in tine price of moasses and ,spices-an increased demand for Iaces, ribbons and dancing pumps-,he hurrying of tailors, miDers and maniWamak ers-frequen, and important consultations ofyoung gen'lemen-whsper- ing, hUslsed aees aRd anxious looks of young ladrs a" increase Of paaishme"is--A savsg ef wsadings, that may he safely postponed AcoasequeDt scarcity of wedding cake D printing oliccs-and iaay sriag or proclamalioas anRosncing ,he 0,h day of Novemhev aa day of Thanksgiving io New -Hampshire, Massa- cbusct's, COuaestiss., Vermont. and Rhode Island.
 Exeter NesCs Letter.
 The editor of the Oueda Standard, . Jackson pa per- who refuses 10 support Perish Commerce Beara'- ley fnr Congress. iW s dslriss, consequence oi attack upon him. has Oua and Wnder oaih assevls that the Tories osre1 him 300 dollars cash and the place of Pest Master aa Waerville, if he would sup- p''' '''' '>"''' : "'' U """' V" > x. Y SsaS e'' The Governor of Ohio has ovtlerel m elecoa o ilp the vacancy !" Congress, accustomed ny the resign"- lon of Mir. Ly,ie, to be held Saturday, he 8h o6 November.
 MARRTED.
 In Wes,haven, VI. Edward w. Antirews Eao. oF Cornwall. G, to Miss Mary Le Bason, daughter ofT.
 
 In Harwnion, Mr. Edward B. WaikiDson, Ofllart- ford to Miss Jane Frances Ann Aberne,hy, dauRh,er of Dr. Andrew Aherneihy.
 ln Sharon, the 22d ul,. George w. Ingraham of Amen", in Miss Eiecia, daughter of the Rev. Aaron Hunt, of sharon.
 In New-NliIford, Mr. Charles Ford to Miss Haanah Eglaston.
 |" Bridgeport, Mir. George Beardaley to Miss Sarah Monroe. -F h New.Ilaveu. Mr. William Jennings, of fWalpoIe. N> Fl. to Miss Mary R. McMahon.
 In Waterbury. Ms. Harvey Wells. of New -HavenI to Miss Mary E. Thompson.
 DIED, r-
 In this village, on Tuesday last, Henry, aged l2 years, son Of Hon. Seth P. Beers. ., In Goshen, on she 7ih inst. Dr. Walter Peek, aged 24: son Of Mr. Alfred Peek. of this town.
 In New Orleans. on the 18th ait. Daniel H. Bosrdl maa, M. D. Of New.Milford, Conn. Sooa aller Dr. BoariusaH received his degree at Yale College, he was intTod1ced Co COmmOdOTe aad Caplaia PoFtors both ei whom were then actively eRsaged iw iitiins o1t their Beet tor SONih Aerica. Dr. Boardmao ac- Ihe Guerrier tn her perilous and a0equal fight aud was consOliins Capt. Porter her quarter deck when that brave officer was inhnmanly shot by . capnOn bell, altes his coioFs were siruck the Spanish eo friend aOd o"mpaHioa of Com. Porter; and ,hen On ihsis way from Vera Crax the interior of Mexico, they were Overtaken aad attacked On an extended plain by six robbers, well armed and mounted. They ranged opposite each other each side of tho rOas about sixseeH steps apart. The Commodore, accus-- tened command, osdered tho Doctor ,o fire al the chies, and the chef in hts turn 6sed the comnac- dore. Both shots missed; and the chief iM his rage spurred his hOrse, to have nearer shot at the co- modore, when he received the commodore ball lhro' of a robbers cheek, aad being panic struck ., the lors of their ehs they reireaed and ia the running 6gN, Dr. Boardman had the end of his elbow out off, Afies Com. Porter received bis appointment to Con-