Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06

Gs By reference to preceding columns, t will he that r. Rves of va. has resigned his in tbe Senate of the United Slides. The reabon he gives s hat he must obey se instructions of the le gsanre y voting for the restoration of the depostes Mir. R. is a man of talents. and of integrity and though the opposition may gain member by ,be
 eaNs, we are sorry to lose worthy man Iroa thA Senate. The Droscriptive and syrannical course Of .Ie President has already osi him some members of the Senate who elected friendly 10 him and his messares; bat ihe majority agains, him is now large enough sos any useful psrpose. They have the power of vssO;ng any nominations Nc may make, of unsuitable character, and of holding in cheek, in some measure, his awless designs. Who will suc- ceed Mr. Riyes, and how he is to b. provided for, seems be matter of considerable conjecture. IL is supposed by maoy that Mr. B. w. Leigh, late ''in- sier the Court of South Carona." will succeed him; and that Mir. R. will Eetsrn to Virginia, the musings, asd endeasor to bring back the Old Dominion to the support of the General and the Heir Apparen,S that although he Obeys tho will of the Le gislaure n resgning, he will eudeavor to chow ha, he and that bOty has the people of the state with him. We shall see.
 p Benjamin Watkins Leigh has been elected as the successor of Me. Rives, the 96'h uI.. by the legislature of Virginia Tho vote slood for Leigh s6 yOtss-for Philip P. Barbour Fl.
 The proposed measure of holding annual stimuli ianeous nseesiDgs of temperance societies in this countyy asd Europe, i" ai of the temperance enter prise, was observed by meeting of ,bs Lichfed Temperance Society, as Ss. Miehael's Charch, on the sresiag of day appeais& The meeting. con- s Sidering the unfasorabls slase Oi ibe weather and travelling, was well asiesgsd. Able and periiaea, addresses were dslissrs hy Msssry. J. N. Bssl, of Salisbury, ]. Raymdaa of Cauaaa. s. DeminR, Esq. and Dr.. Wm. Baei, sf Lisch6eld, HoD. ". W. Wi. Hams, of New. Hartford. Rev. Messrs. Marsh, Hck- ok and Dowdsey, ae an asensive and highly graiied audienee. The feeling of interest aaasi,ed shis meeting was such as tO afford chessigg ssideace Co the friends of the cause, ihat iho to@maAiiy a~akeang to sease of ilse reality and esssAisy of the evils resulting from she po,aiiOn of intoxicaliDg drinks, of the prac.icabili,y and certainty of eme- dy by ,osal absneacs from sher ase, nnd ihat here s hsse, as well ss in other paris of our coaasTy. an isereasins disposition to consaEnaas the reiosma- tion-C6mm.
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 Washiagfos, Feb. 24. lsSl.
 We are Iike mariners ia . mist. Not oely eansoa we ssa land, bas we cansOg the vessel which is coming nPon .s Te cur great ssrprlse tc-aey, s hoar, in preseaiiag numher sf peions and resoia- sisss ull orthodox, aad she absorbing topic Mr Smith s . genllsmaa Of tie old school, hs bead cas- cd in powder and pematam, and hts Iower liMne 70 small clothes and top bO0is. The g0vernment wsll
 0t be restored lo iis Origasl eharaciers said mem
 sr lhs other day, nnlil sBeh men aod Sach cosiume shal aaMia come into lashioa. Baron Masseres ai- lribsisa she French Revolution, nas tho three days baa she thso and twenty years Tes0lasoat the eaS- ing Og ooeked hals by ihe noblenss; and suPpese gOssEnmsht and Ihe bools hsiag rs1Srmed sogsihsr. thought tal iho FeVolulion. into the midst 0f which we are paasea. is tue msali of ahe disc0aaiau- ance of powder aad white tops. MF. Smith gave us nnawaA hwinf amaalA anh en unsaa.