Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-15

NJ. EditOr-I wish yOd would take the sarl;ss, ON.
portuHy Of reminding The Assessors Of this town Of
their duty 10 endeavOrbg to cause to be mn, into the
Lists TINS year d moneys at interest liable to be tax.
ed IL 10 said that the wealthy sometimes neglect put
ting 10 portion Of their properly because is is not
Sucenty secured, or because liable 10 be retur-
ned upon 'heir hands any moment, their notes be-
ing drawn upon demand. "a hin, TO the w;,e Il suF
"c'e"" SHORT.
The Assessors are hereby remnded-and we do
sincerely hope may be strictly attended to NJ the
nature Ofthe will admit. There is no doub, that
in all towns there 10 q considerable amount OF money
at interest which should 60 into the list which never
dOes-Ed.
Maryland EIection.-The election in Maryland for
Members Of Congress and Of the Legislature took
place last week. The papers give fall retsrns Of the
election for Congressman, by which il appears that
MessrS. Jeniier, Washington, Turner, Steele, and
Pearce, twhgs,l and McKim, Howard, and Thonas,
(JacksOnl are chosen. The Jackson party succeeded
in carrying the city Of Baltimore by about 500 ainri-
~. and elected two Congressmen. This city at a nut
aicipai election about year ago elected wing officers
and that party were 10 hopes of carrying it this FALL
but were disappointed. Heretofore the city has been
for Jackson by abou. 1000 majority. ln,te choice Of
Delegates to the Legislature, the wings have elected
SO members, and the Van Bursni,es 20-,wO or three
counties to hear from, which cannot materially vary
the result. On the whole. Maryland has gone well.
She has wing Governor Executive Council, Senate,
House Of Delegates and majority of.he Members Of
Congress. .-# '" 49,. Fes
Pennsylvania eectioa ia this State was held
Tuesday last. We shall begia to receive returns
the latter part Of The week. There are three candid.
ates for Governor the Van Buren can-
didate-Woe, the present incumbent, who is suppor-
ted by the Jackson but anli-Van Buren, party aud
portion Of the wing masons-and Risnsr, the A0ti.
Masonic candidate, who is also supported by the lar
gess body Of the whig party. II Rner should chance
to be elected, if Wolfe should greatly lead Mut-
eDburgh, the Van BUrenites will give up Pennsylva-
MIA AZ lost to them. On this account look TO this
election with considerable soicitude. The patronage
Of the Governor s great, and will have great influence
one way or another.
Noah says, sbat the little penny paper called the
esprit Of '76," heretofore Wing, hois,ed the Van
Buren, banner one day last week, and the next day
expired.
Correspondence Of the N. Y. EUening Star.
WASHINGTON CRY, Sept. 90, 1885.
II is understood that Kendall and Woodbury. have
recently exchanged sauiations ofco0riesy. The Sec
retain office longer than his friends had anticipated
short time since, when Kendall, with characteristic
malig"iiy. observed. MIR. Woodbury. must NOT pre-
sumo speak Of my influence, until shall have in
,erferpd with his interests
Within the last week the kitchen cabinet have been
seriously perplexed with the resolve Of the Posrmas
ter General to dcnouncs the POST in due form, ihro
the official. Communications just received from the
Regency have decided the measure and on Saur-
day the ukase appeared in the IS Internal machine,
| which strips your neighbor Of his democracy, and
condemns his frank expressions OF opinions, in rela
ton the ilf gal and unconstitutional doctrines ad
yanced by the Postmaster General ia his late letters.
Cowupons the most foul and deep must have seized
upon the when aacson IN rity shall
presume infallihle standard Of sentiment
great national questions, and require implicit ODE.
dience 10 its mandates But the measures predcated
POST involve the most alarming consequences 10
the stability of the Union. To be plain, the catbal
have enliste the feelings Of the poor nsan" the
searof government in favor OF National Bank. And
the persons who have been the mos. instrumental ia
tderangng the currency, and denoWncing the United
States Bank, aFe~now the friends and advocates of
paper ssse and Of the union Of the purse and svnrd
in tire person Of the executive! The gaded bubble
Of metallic currency apPeans to have been explo
ded--the BeatAn mint drops have mot asCended the
Mississippi or Ohio as yet and the public revenue Il
I
done to establish uniform currency, commensurate
with the diversified interests Of the country. The
conscience keepers OF the General have agaia rcso
we'd on Try ing his p0p1ary to subserye s,er interest
in che contemplated movement for n Bank, in which
the government shall have absolute c0Rirol The
charters ~ the several hanks in this district expire
about next March, aad the occasion 10 TO serve fo
callag the attention Of Congress TO the sutiecs. Ths
synopsis Of the government " monster" submitted q
The President within few days Vass located &he pa
reni bank IN yasr city but the :" Hero declared hi
i ws@ am3sh nG N
the dis.ric, Of Coiunisia branches, however, b
established in the several States, and be handed
to the men Of principle in proportion to their inter
es 10 subserve ulierior designs connected with ih
political fortunes Of Mr.. Van Buren,. IL IT, therefore
! apparent r,at :" die Internal machine" nasi atiacl
cbe Post p make way f"r the reckless and unpriR
ciPsed aoyeMen's OF the party 10 power. The Pres
ideni IN the mean time, will assUme all the responsi
bily" OF the new experiment IN establish a s0unl
currency. through the desp0iic engine Of q govern
meni bank. The several official hirelings ALREADY
ut work, contributing 10 the organ the bank gues
ton and in LATE number, the directors Of the Banl
policy Of that insiiiution with regardO s credi
tore. Blair and Kendall, the chief cOnspirators, will
DO overthrOww in their presenf scheme, u the Banl
but prtneR it's usual caution and make unnecessa
| ~ curiaiimen,s The failures n many Of the pc
banks, whirh muss speedily .iaa ihA Dolil
cai accommodations to "men 81 straw ~iit ats
tend abuses that Obtain IN every branch o
| government Brown. Of Ohio, the new coannissOne
Of the land department, selected sncceed th'
inefficient Hayward. with the understanding tlat b.
would aid in the editorial department Of she official
Picket, the fourth auditor, was preferred 10 his pos
for the reason. Ellsworth Of he patent Office
also obliged 10 conirbuie; ana on account 81 the dn
ness oi ThOrnion and his sleepy chief clerk. the
coad comptrollers Office 10 70 expire by Legislative
enactment. .li ,fEFte 49," 5Ys- -s1t essI
Kesdaji has declared that seiot shall go through
every Office, aad there will be removals both email
and great, ifte Seaaie ss.bhd be Of the Court faith
Gov: Casv Is II be h0tilMied for England, and Polk,
reward Tor his devotion: e 10 succeed To the a.aI