Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29

VI 'eS"' Oi tue qWota ot documeOts with which ne IS furnished hy the House; and if they hav. m, bee" received, it a through the faifheesuepa of the U. department lfMr. M. iunagines that our rehDk., proceeded from any other than spri, of k;ndo.., or w"A wish to wound his GeelnRs,' we assure hin, ne 's utterly mistaken. Towards him. too,,,,h.,.,I '"g Orn'et personal difference as one oI o,,. .., "prs" as he s one of our mos, respected fellow c,; "e"s' we feel no other than perfec, gnod will. .nd '"O"'d nc be the choice or the Convention Eor TO.
 10 ms present s,a,ioH, (which we rus, he will "s we sh" with cheerlalUess and pleasure give ,im our support.
 NIT sherman Frishie, Of this town, slaughtered a F's tho matter how o) few days since. which .nsr "e "s dressed weighed 6S2 pounds! Can Fairfield county come up to this! %
 A'oIess ITO" F'onee. .-Fhe packet shin Erie arrived "' New'Xork on Sunday last, bringing papers from tars [" the Esd u. and from London two days ,a,e '"a" heI"re received. The Daily Advertiser of Man. day morning saysAs .s.....s
 "The French Chambers have done n,,b;r, in r.,o- l'oa tn the American claims. The pack ~, shin France wHn lhe Presidents Message 0n board ha, ,,o nrr;v % & ""a was mnment'y expected, she sailed trom this port on the S: It is therefore rendered ne,rlv ccr 'a'n t"ai "",h'ng will be done respecting the Amer ca" clams before the Presidents Mess,se reaches Framce. 'Se"'ss 'e"c"es Urea" efforts are making in England preparatory to "'e great struggle at the approaching elec,ion.''
 
 DesE'"ct'ce Fsre.-On Saturday morning last fire oroke out |" the carpenters shop oi Luke R. Smhh. 4 "od street, which s"on extended to the grocery of Mr. Colby, then 10 the six story building belonging ,o R. Hoe ds Co. occupied as saw factory neg, ,o ,h s'x story building occupied as printing office bv Mr. De"rhor"e the" the three story building of Mir. Bloom, Ft """ "fge building occupied by six families, all of wc" were desiro. ed, besides four five buildings on c'n street. The Baptist Church in the ne,ghborhood was repeatedly 0" fire, hut pu, ou, by cutting the fire """y' as no water could be obtained. No water was obtained put out any oftae flames until line was "rmed to the East River, by which time the fire hud ohe"'oed such oolhod lha, il was dificul, ,o sub,a u. One person was killed the mex, day by the falling o'ne walls of one of'he hudngs. Loss estimated a, $lS00O0, not mOre than a third insured.
 Great Despatch Ion yesterday morning, at l.2 o'clock, we received the New Haven Heroia of hs preceding morniog, tS6 miles in 36 hours containing Mondoy evenings date. The speed ia almos, unrival sd tor that paper. The sieery Jourmar has no, ye, reached us. '~'
 
 Daniel Webster, the son "f a New England farmer who was Whig oflhe rev"ln,ion-,he scholar of,he New England free schools-ihe man who. unaided hv wealth. ancestry influential connections. hos made himself what he sihe lawyer, the orator. the states. m"n-a"d above at in every true an honorable sensc ot the word, the AmericaD Pa,vot--has been named by the onanimous voice of,he Whiv members of inc Aiass"ch"seus Legislature candidate lor the Pre- shrncy. Who in such cause will be recrenn, T. Who will noi 6e resoluie7 We have no epace today t5r any thing more titan lhe aou,ed nor more needed ,o set fur,h the true ground on which Daniel Webs CT rta"is,-" our Country, our whole Country, and "ohing but our Coan,ry."-N r. Am.
 REVOLUTIONS.
 lst. That in the presen, state ofpuhc affairs jt ap. pears Co 'h's mccs"g seasonable aud cxpedien that should express its opinion the subject Of cnnd;d a'e for the Presidency of inc Un,ed States with en- fire respect neyrrheies-, for the opinions and semi, men's of other friends of the public liberty ihe cons, 'uion aud the laws, throughout 'he United States.
 2d Thn 10 the Judgment of this meeting, t is in. dspens"b'e 'o nny hope oi geneval nnon 0f vigor ous and suc' essnt suppor. that some ciizen should be nominated for that high office, who is generally known throughout the country, who of ack now leg. ed aud preemWeni ability and ol in,ec. ry and pa,r"lirm, nnd whose tried attachment to ,6e Consultation" ot the cOnntry may he sure pledge that he will stand ny n as' 'S obey all is ieoorions su. init 10 all it's restrieiinns Upnn executive authority and adn,inlsier ii in true republican, spirit.
 3d. Tha', without deroga,na H any degree from the high merits or ish Rgnshed services of other eDmeut citizens, this Hseei'ng propose tO their fellow czens throughout tue UM'ed Sairs. the name of DANIEL WEBSTER, ns q candidate for ,he Presidency,
 4lh. That we recommend Daniel Wehsier as can. sldatc ior this high trust, mol citizen of selts not as one who, f elected, would favor in any especial maBDer, the interests this State or of any State; but as ciiizeD of Inc United Siaies as the :. maj" "f the coo"tey." thoroughly acguaoed with all it's nlcress just and inparal in his regard for sbe East and the Wes'--ihe North and the South; known on both Continents Of the eOlig b med and powerful advocates of free principles which the age has produced; "an American, in thought, word, and deed," and firm, zeaDms and el0t;uen n defend. "f the glorious Constitution vnder which we i've
 S'h. Resolved. ihat !" proI,"siDg Mr. Webster Gor fhIs elevated station, we ate governed solely by nu earOes conviction of what is best calculated 10 pro. duce the welfare of tse couDiry and in supporting him we shall act ourselves. and iHse others join us, a0d with us under his WatchUord, aDmounced by hmseIf the field of the first great revolutionary battle, amidst the remnants OG fhe gallant hand of the soldiers of herty, RDd cOngregaed thoOsa0ds of ar. dent and patriotic cizens-Our Coanfry-Onr sohole Country, and nothfag baf oEv CeMasy5 ssN
 The N. Y. Daily Advertiser of Saturday remarks- {" The Committee of Foreign Relations in ths House of Representatives of the U. States have not made any report the subject of that part of the Presens message which related she affairs of France asd i, is made knowm that they do uoi intend to make any. Finding majority ofri,e committee opposed tO the proposition in the message, that we should take the redress of our grievances no our hands and ina, should be passed authorizing the Presideu, ,o issue letters of marque and reprsa spon the happen ing of some contingent event. they haze eoe ,o ,h.