Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09

the Usion must sad shah be preserved.
 z. O. Meetoy. The Tree of Lberty-Planted in American ell by tnIhers, and walered with Their bood, may i.s branches extend the remOtest parts
 / ". Baid.Uip: our public nsn--Let them stand lhers .gtau'la",hers." or nobiity titles for recom- mendaiion in this American Repuhie
 H. yGcksoH. The juvenile Representatives of the ,h'rtee" C"IonieS-Niay our Siaies he as pure aOd harmless as those emblems, and vrOgreaa in fidelity and virtue. " ~r
 R: BrOson, ef Nortclk. The American soil, ,ha, drank the heroic b!"Od "i it never tons. s-
 4. 4. Hull. The Siar-spansled Banner---We> will defend t, and pour forth most preciOas blood in the glorious canae.
 4 Peck The aigners Or the TIec,nra,on ofInde. pendenee-May theiS he handed down to auc- eesse geneFa,ions as brah examples of patriotism. sy f. 2. Meatoy. The Arn.y aNd Navy of the United Siaies-The first rOHiposed of freemen their motto death or libery when their rights are invaded-she second with pride and respect bearsIhe spanged flag to every cline. fst
 4. o. Megfoy. M. Van Buren and E. M. Johnson May they he set in the cRair "f state firmly aa they are now tn the henrs ofihe American people.
 Tue bulk Of the company separated at very early hour, we'll pleased win the performances ofihe day. ~s ,si'. &f. -A-s~ 15
 GJ Wet week conpleie tile publication of ihe lave passrd a. she las session oe,he Iegi.la,ureand shall hereafter have room for miscellaneous ding. F'-
 Nota Bene.-In re,parking last week upon the fam. fly al Canaan who are so overw helmed with office be obliged to hold ,hnse of "two Justices of'he Peace, Judge of Probate, and Judge of County Court we neglected ,o mention that there also the offices o Postmaster and Member of the Legiaa- lure Gin the same person, however incompatible with the constHtion) attached to them, and how many be. sides we know not-making at least six good fat off, cee between them, and equally divided. These are all held by two individuals, father and son-and both "everlas'ing grea, democrats" We were little mis- tnken in one ,hinghey do not present reside un- der roof but in adjoining houses.
 Al a meeting of the Litchfeld County Mntual Fire Insurance Company, held at the County House, July 6, 1895, ihe following persons chosen directors -Frederiek Wolcoti, Oliver Goodwin, Charles L. Webb, Sylvester Gapip, EIha Harrison, Wm. Bueil. Joseph Adams. David c. Sanford. and John M. Holly
 Phnehas Miner having declined are election, Doc,. Wm. Buell was chosen President. s. Gapiu Secre,a- ry, and Oliver Goodwin Treasurer.
 INsrALLATIoN-Rev. Fosdc Harriuon was in- stalled Pastor of the church and society in Bethlem ihe 18th of Jaiy inst. Rev. Mir. Chipman liar wls'tO' "ercd the Introductory prayer, Rev. H. Rood of New Milford preached the sermon from Lnke ii. IA; Rev. Mr. Andrew of South Woodbafy offered the installing prayer; Rev. Mr. Gesion of Sherman gaveihe charge; Rev. Mir. Brownell of North Wood- bury gave the right hand of Fellowship; Rev. Mr. Flickok ofLi,chfeld addressed the people and Rev. Mr. Shipman of Southbury offered the concluding prayer. Mr. Harrison dismissed from his former rho in wlnrv inc a.. nimi,y with which he had been iasissd to the neigh. boring town of Betaen,, thus retaining ,he same mi"is,era connection nge,her with the interesting and solemn services of The occasion, and the appro- psiate rsrfvsmauve f slse Aasie fly tue choir under the direction Of Mr. Trowlridse, all comhined to interes, and satisfy numerous congregation assem. biec'fr"m that and the adjoining towns. Tie con. necton thus formed promises under the blessing of the Great Head of the church, be useful and happy both to the pastor and peopie.-Com.
 A. the Celebration of Jacksonism a, Gaylord's Bridge on Saturday last, which was irumpeied forth as the New Milford celebration oi American Indepen dence. among the many patriotic toass drank on that occasion. the following noble. appropriate. and sub
 me bu, borrOced sentiment, given by the first select nan of New-Miifo'd, is a sample :- e+'-
 "The Whigs of '34-may their ises be short, their gsnses deep. and have no resurrection" constable present, and even ihe worthy magis- ,raies of the neighborbood, aadersiand drank ie toast with approximation and enthusiasm. This is true genuine Perry Smith democracy, with which the frs, selecs-man has recently been enlightened He is probably what F.. $. calls devoted one, whom be can control. but regrets that there come even tn his party high minded to he led by him.
 Goyiords Bridgs, July 6, 1885. X.Y.Z.
 Toucbiag inc Vice Presidential candidate of the Baltimore Hambug, saysihe N. Y. Amer. and the sO- gry fee"gs fLhe party at the statement of some inc deais in the life the man who did nos khl Tecua. sch, and who did ae: write lhe Sunday Mail Repor- thoWgh he has the 10 let pass aad te protit hy. the r.mors the coairary,he Cin- cin"aii Gazette has these just obsersaiions:
 There is m iaisehood fabricated respecting him The truth ofih maiiers urged objection aRans, hisn, is confessed. The facts never concealed !" any manner by himseG Every movement has been Opea and public. Why then talk of ralumnyl Why then coHplain of invading private aud domesIic rea tions! That which man has done openly, asd open. Iy vindicaied be proper subject for rchec iion. as to s bearings upon She great interests o cieiy, wbe0 ihe man becomes candidate for high public trusts. The HHm6ugiss feel ihs: they per it, and are acting upon Pulie senmeDi is iorm- ing against their candidate. I resoiis at bec0ning win practical Amaiga inao0ist. This is that much disiurts ihem aud g0ads lhen iniU fren1ied rage that destroys all dscretion.
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