Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-13

Gs insertion. When such scOuDdrels we have req son believe is this Marsh, iraversng the eoun. try, and Imposing apOh Ghe eOmmuRi:y, we think duy printers Co hold them up puhc reproduction
 BeaO6fs ef LmpOsitioR !-rhe puhiic are hereby no. ti6ed that man hy the Hame of GEORGE MARSH. formerly of NewHarford, representing himself ,o be Writing Mas'er, is nos rowing about the cOunsry- and has conduct while here proves hm tO he an in- moua hyPocr'tical wretch, undeservng the least de- gree of coU6deHce and altogether unsafe to have pu pills especially the female sex, committed to his eare Hs conduct whils here Only exposes him to pub- lie contempt, bot also erimiaal prOsecuon--Gally proves ha' to be low daslardly wretch unwOr.hy o the least confidence. PrOOf OG the above assertions are at hand, and can be well aetessed. Foe .,'
 Litch6eId, Aug. 10, 1885. A PARENT. t .- .rt tst.t# ..- q The frost last week was we understand much more disastrous shan at first apprehenLed. On the low grounds the corR and vines considerably injured and the crop of buckwheat nearly destroyed. The cold"ess was very geaeralwe already hear of it east far Rhode lsland and west to the western boz. ders ot New. York.
 The citizens Of Hartford are determined upon hay ing Centennial Celebsssoa oflhe set.leuaen, of shee tOwW. Hartford will have been seed 200 years some time this fail. A large and respectable committee, without distinction ef party. has been appointed to make the necessary arrangements. r
 "Stond aside, Whigs! the People are eom;sg :" exelaims the last Hartford Times in flaming big let ters, while giving account of recent election n Eor member of Congress in the district lately represented by Mir. Hall. Mr. H. is Van Bu. ren man, and was candidate for reelection, and op- posed to hi'n was Mr. Pestgrew, whig. This exul- aiiOn the part of the Times was because it suppo sed Mir. Halt was elected, when now turns out that Mr. Peitigrew is chossn. What will be it's tone when t shall be obliged 10 disclose ihe truth to s readers
 s said that this election determines tho majority of the delega,ion ot thas state against Mir. Van Buren.
 We are sorry to learn ,has two of the persons re- eenty executed n Mississippi were native cizeas of this state. Mr. North, oHe Of the gamblers who was put to death as Vicksburg, was from Avon, and Al,e Dean. sxecussd is Madison county Gor the alledged crime of melting the slaves .o insurrecon, name of the town not kaown.
 We copy the following article from the Nashville Banner, Jackson paper as expressing in highd de. gree the ssniime"s of a persons not 'rammelled by the prejudices of pary:- fs
 NdNuWGgU0F GNteI 08SfeCess-WO cd s review great men both ofihs Bench and Bar i0 the United States, and considered their qualifications forthe office of Chief Jussce ofshe Un ted States. now left vacant hy the death ef ie aie ma.chless iacUmbeni. Mr. Fancy of Maryland, MT. P. P. Barbour oG Virginia, Mir. Webster of Aass. Mr. McLane of Delaware, and Mr. Livingston of Loasia- na. are all the persons WhOse names have heard suggested by individuals here and the secaai0ms of the easeFW papers ihis subject have yet reach cd Us. Let vs glance .. the character and qsaGca.
 ons of each of the distinguished ipdividaas above mentioned, aud see how sEey compare with ahose oG che gen'iena" whose name we have placed a the head ef slsis article. s,--.4..s~s4 i t seat she lia for promo.ion, s very good lawyer and man of very good ehasacies. He is sspposed to saad high the liss q Executive Savoy, on and for the removal of.hs Pa6Eo Deposisss. (Oa di
 is is rU.nored that he dd by esns 60 breast and breas! with the Presdsn. during the sscrn ofhe panic the cornsrs" by she powerful band of che Presidans prevent him from flying the ssack, :" thsoagh
 eSnat0n the sri6cial of the Seaase deas, so meet dangerous crisis D Ws hesitate not to say that Me. Fancy is Lnt secoad rate snan, and would Ly no means satisfy the psblis nisd s the of
 PhiIip P. Barbour of virg;aia would a still farther short of meeting public sxpeciaoa. nis repesa,io" is moreover. rather political ,ha" legal He s hardly to Mr. Tazsweli, Mr. Leigh. and Mr. Johasea, ef ,hs same siaie-who wide apart srun the President in politics, that their have cot bssa teO@00 bW G0wD&x9OD WWW tWO wppOb0sW9Dte Mr Lviagsion of Loaisaaa. late miaslsr so France is both great saesssmss and great conssia.iosel lawyer. No maa liviag-aos Joha Q. Adams himself -understands well shs theory and history of the gosernmenl and consultation, except Mr. MndisoD.- Bua r. Livingston, ear, s too old and iFa i0 ens ian he might s earlier days have doae. the onsrous responsibilities of Chief Jusiice-hesides, h is lsOha. bls that his common iaw learning has become rusiy by the atteniiOs which hs has paid ao tho civil law duriog his lOag residence in ew.Oslsans.
 Louis McLaae of Delaware, e. in every point of view, 6vst rate man-as gentleman, lawyer aed s,niesn,an. He woad 6ll the office referred Co with great ability, and the Presidest could hardly make better appoiaasne0t.
 uame oae whose appointment Wosld be still hetseS and would rsAecl inaise credit the AdmiastraaioD Daniel Websser-a great msW, great lawyer, great saaesnaa, and iD opinion, great pafsot- Wih che exception Of Lord BrOUgham, is probable that there is AlleT saR than Mr. Webster BOW liviag. But we have no hopes. u1dee the pseseat state Of parties that either Me. Webster Os hs. Me- Laas ie abless mea ia Amsrca,D can rsceivs the Hll 1hines considered, Chascelos Kest of New York, is lke who osghs so bes asd who probably will bs appeassd. lively gegess 1ess by she pro. Gessson, t6roaghous ahe Uased 6mles when Chaeesl De Keaa obgeA a lhe age of @. e vsaire fro ihs Beach 0f New. Yagks Under tbei1 eonsllalonal psovisioa ihaa ssbjees. He is ssqaeslonsby he iirss lawyer is America sad we much qsssiiea n hs eemmeasaSses esd apisioss b the New.Xor& Reports, vishoss beue coaviacea that he is great mas in hs urogessios. His msd is replsse wsh leeal lssssin9 earirhed wish general seieecs, and embsished wish all she asssmraioas oflisesasse and eeaus Thsagh
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