Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-01


 integrity, Of hs regard for the constitution, well for the proper qualifications n candidates for office. may ne wei 70 s:srsc' % TS erI"r ~a,c" .d nae nsG"me used y Mir. Jefferson, contained iO hS letter Co Ihe merchants of New Haven, Con. the subject of his removal of the CoIecIoF of that port from oce iH July, 1901. I1 that letter published tn his post hUmous works, closing his remarks upon the general topic of removal, he is made say" h would have hcen 10 me circumstance of great relief had Sound
 moderate participation of office iR the haHds of the majority But their total exclusion calls for Prompter corrections. shall correct the procedure 6Mf that done. rstn sOh joy to thot state o things when the only questions concerning candidate shall be, is he h""eaT ls he capable Is he faithful 'O the constiIu- l tiOn 2"
 The lime for making this inquiry, in Mfr. JeAerson's OP"iOD and of course in his practice. had come when he wrOte this letter. And any idence that it did arrive during the whole course of his administration. It object Of hope with him, and not of enjoyment, and judging from the lure of his appointments, he never came any nearer 1 10 its realization than he was in 18Ol."
 A meeting of an,i-aboIiiioniss was held fast week at Hartford. and some spirited resolutions were pas l sed; bat sorry to observe that the meeting was altogether too much of party character.
 We have a wort: or two to say to the editors of the ~. Y. Daily hdvertiser-and f every editor who rec ceives that paper tn exchange. or by paying for it. would respond to iis jusIness, the fault of which complain might be remedied It is that that paper is sO tnCoTTecty pr1uteu tHat " can FcaTCey he depended upon for any thing In the first place. the matter is wrechedy put toge,her-next the punc tua,ioo is bad-and then the proof s not read, f read, is done by come bungler who knows nothing of his business. We have for long time depended mainly upon that paper for news; but oflae it is so incorrect that are obliged 10 seek esewhere.- The establishment, s profitable one, and would advise the propre'ors 10 employ either competent foreman, or a proof:reader who knows something R. ho" detecting and correcting errors. l., lie highly dis credable for city paper, where good printers may readily he obtained, make such a slovenly appear a"ce. Within the range ofour acquaintance, we know of no paper so incorrectly printed.
 Mr. lSdir0r-In a certain little tow in Connecticut arc two newspapers printed, Wh;g. the other ot course Jackson. The Jackson paper is notorious for its unceasing and malignant though poin,less) attacks upon the other every poss ble occasion without the slightest provocaion that discover for 90 doing, unless be that the whig paper makes any al. lus'o" to its Jackson competitor. In the aforesaid Jackson print few days since appeared the annexed extracted article, which f it did not make the cheeks of the printer and editor jingle with shame for their das'"rdly conduct in huri"g weekly heir envenomed missiles. know of any thing that woud-,hey he seeped i" guilt that nothing could effect it. It's sefappiicatOn Is too apparent he fell. H. is base in the for fellow mechanic to run bou, the streets Y" "sIandering his competitor"
 BLUE SWAMP.
 ''Thai mechani ic, or professional man, editor puh fisher. whO cannnt sustain himself without assaiDg those of his neighors engaged n similar husiness may always he considered a small cTe0tnre. He who goes aou, sIandering his competitors will always be des- pissed by noble Dnds."
 Small BIls-Who would believe that the democ. Tacy and Our country had SD soon become ashamed ] of heir small bill law attempt to faeien i's OrigiU upon the wbigs? But ii is fact. The Jackson ed- ] l"rs hunting up old speeches n order o h"d sone whig sentiments in favor of aloshng small bills-l The Times and other papers have, in defiance of the fana.ical spirit of patent democracy, actually P'h- lished something from Mr. Webster. that terrible old EedrraIist, this subject, thereby showing that the email b! law s Of the hydra heads 0i the old m0n Well we cant help it. The Jackson me" have q"seT way of p"''"g their """ miaor""-s upon the cy f the country, raised panic, and then exclaimed 'thon no, gay did hr ln our ow" state they | attacked smal! bills. and as they find some of their friends well their opponents deno"nce the meas. ure as hsmb"e. they are az ain beginning [" exra'm - Thou eansi say did it!' It was the Whigs, the rascally federal, Hartford Convention. nulliying abolition. Church anG State, panic whigs that did M By next January these patent democrats will attempt to make the wings father the militia aw.-N. H. Pal. 1
 The New Hampshire Patriot, Isaac Hills paper. says with mach apparent indignation and scorD 'One of the principal agatOrs of the slave question in this State, Geo. Kimi,al Esq. and his famiIv. cit al table with a halt a da.en coiored people. That may be, ,ui wherein is Kimalls offence against the decencies fcivized life gross and disgusting ihnn that of Isaac Hills candidate for the Vice Presidency! Has no, Col. Johnson been sitting at the table with blacks his own flesh and blood, during the last ty yearsl Yes-"nd he repeats the offence every day 0f his fife. We know highly respectable geniIeman who ieaiifea that he dined few days ago with the Colonel. and that half negroes oiriaed ai the bead oi the table. And yet J"hnson be sureited with public honors, and Poor Kmbail io he hissed from ciey. Is SO, feiow-citize ms i-Lonisrille Jour.
 The Bank otr the Unaed States We have been in. formed that the Ba1k of the United States has sold out it's braRches in Charleston, Baltimore, Lexingos, Louisville, and Portsmouth. to some ofhe local banks and that negotiations foot for similar transier in two or more other places. or al other modes of winding up such insUiioO, such process is the most advisable for all parties concerned.
 IR the first place ihe BaDk will realize iia capital much speedily and surely shan by collecting it's debts; and in Ihe second place. the debtors 10 the Bank bS being transferred tO another insiitIiiOn. which is nol obliged Ca demand immediate payment. can obtain time their accommodation loans. and
 fresh discounts meet business notes and seeepances
 or ihe Of ihese sales 0Oi appraised, bnt we learn that the purchasng banks have taken the whole debt small discount, payabfsi in two 6se years, and a of interest which allows them a prcft the transaction. The managers oI the Bank deserve credit or heir efforts in relation to this policy, which fail, i0 those places where m ;s adopted, ohviaie the pressure which might oth erwise remli.-Pha. Gas.
 Trinity CkMch Prepery.-The property of this re- lgous corporation amosnis 10 half miilio" more Il h B .a- R -F- -~-a -.-A