Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
THE ENQUTRER.
LITCHTIELD, JAN. 23. 1894.

tees make the reports and cOUn,er-repors upon the concerning the DelOstes and the U. s. Bank, another long talk is IO be had. IL is believed iat then the "Lion of the Norh,' Mr. Webster, will come wish his sentiments notwithstanding the by y-pay and affected fear of the dominant party that he and MT. Clay have broken friendship, and will show different sides. So far the deaae has progressed, il is gene. rally conceded that Mr. Clay has made the best speech in the Senate, and Mir. Bnney in the House; hut both of them spun out to such great length as to be entirely without the reach of our columns. Each of them occupies many fourteen or fifteen columns 0F the mammoth daily papers of eci.y, in small type Wha, tI'en poor country printer do but admire them and let them pass?
 T We commend to the special attention of our political readers the article upon second page from that veteran democratic edior, Mir. Niles. The pie ture which lie draws of the partisan press is to tue
 life. Look al the cDliar press ln this s,ate from the Hartford Fines tLrou h all the grada,i"ns the -, and yon Gnd every of the adminisra- tion no matter how contradictory with each other, extoIleti the pereciion of snm these press es applaud Messrs. Calhoun, McDIfis. Tazeweil'& &J Co. patriots ike first until they fall out with ihe President, aud then violently abuse and vlily Ihem: see ihesD aufiaud Mrssrs Ingham, Wickliffe, Daane, &Lc. sas.nbest and pures, officers the isy eyer wiiafssed-they find fault with the diciaorial ma,tnefs and n,easnres of the President and his back slair asEsisera, and dare think and speak for them selves, when to- is party press jump upon them with the erocy of hyenns, and attempt to crush them to the earth. It is really sickeni"g to independent lnnd to witness this crawling sersilty aud Awning sycophancy to the 'powers that be-"
 
 T We learn by some of the gentlemen who atien ded the meeting at WoIco'.ville last week, tha, Doc Ianceot Phelps of Bark hamsei, has been nominated for Senator o this (l5,h) District. This is the ffih time, we believe that this genteman has been aemp- ed be crowded upon the people of this district for an election ,o the office of Senator. Four times have they pronounced in distinct terms that he no, a suitable candidate; and presume they will pass up- on him, on lle frs, Monday of April next, their ,iemna,ion for the fifth time. Is there other gcn.le- man in the district, of the right s.amp who will accept of ihe nomna,ion2 What is the reason iha, the Stu Rirer Lescyer cannot be brought out? We have al- ways supposed tina, he willing to act up6n a. leae, one par, of Gen. Jaekson's maxim, "noi io dpciine offce," when it is urged upon him.
 Nekemiah C. Saufora, Esq, who represented the 10th District las, year, i+ again nominated; and Gen. ElktSttn OEtTItN& ll tue 40 IatleF gentleman there will probably be opPositioB. In she former district however, the aame of some gen tlsan wilI probably he presented wAo is not disposed up bi. properiy o avoid ls being subject to taxation ..Law-Inn should be the first be- cvme law -breakers,' is ar old axiom.
 neso e9Ece tOr a hungry erppcfant !-The Reg sier a New Haven, in audingto lac payment ofthe pen .,aI mad S,afa tt Ea.k ;n ed says" The Secretary of War ~ouid do good thing I he would appoint ngeat to go into evecy county in the state 10 pay pensoners.' It would be giori ous opportunity for political lmendicant, like Barber, traverse the state about ,he ides of March, whe" payment becomes due the pensioners. and feel the public pulse resperiing the eecnOs which take place the following pionh An agent. (nnd we bespeak the appointment for ihe immaculate editor of the Regis- ,er,) with a salary of } ." 3G0O dollars, mish, be bicd to give good account of matters and things |" his masters Washington. l. is news io that the pensioners otfged io make long journeys to pro- cure" their money A" agent ai home, for few shi- ngs will napage te b"saess, without the necessity of a special political! missionary.
 We are indebted io Mir. J. ". Huniugton for sun- dry congressional documents witln few days pas-- also 10 Mf. J. V. CaihOun Tor pamphIet copy OI ms speech in the Senate the sabec, the removal of the deposes.
 Foreign.-An arrival ui New.York on Saturday evening last brings intelligence from Liverpool ten days later than befre received, and from other parts of Europe a few days later; hut there is news.- The cotton market had again declined ha'ppenny al Liverpool. The Daily Advertiser says, the Queens parry in Spain Is becoming stronger and stronger.- All was quiet al Madrid Don Carlos still in Por- iugai.'
 In the Review of the Market Eor the past week. the NY. Daily Advertiser says--" The prevailing west erly winds have kept back all foreign arrivals. The market continues unusually angeid. Besides being in the midst of he duesi period ofIhe year, and shut up by all rivers being frozen, have pressure in the money market altogether unexpected aud unu- sual. There haze beea some transactions, but gene. rally very slim trade, and improvement, in any article The drbaics n Congress, and the Of Ihe money market. appear to be the leading topics of coo vrrsation Foraunaely failures have occurred since our last, and confidence Is rather improving"
 A couple Of weeks ago, Our readers will reco!ieci that we gave extract from letter of Mesars Siarks 2 ~EG ~