Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28
THE EN0UTRRR.
LITCHFIELD, MAY @, 1883.
IRe Indemniir RiIl Rassed.

pus n syps we havs the M. Y. Daily Adv. fTuesday which annDunesS the arrival of the packet ship Napo- leon from Liverpool, bringing papers aO ihe26h Apr 'The nsws" says the Daily, "is OfIhe highest pos. shls impoTtancs, end will bs hailed wh joy ia every part of the Uniisd States. On Saturday, the 1sh of April, she gEsss PrOsracied Debate on the American TsdemOiy BilI was brought IO close in the French Chamber, when the Ministers iFiumphed by much larger majority than was even contemplated. The whole Bill was carried by 2s9, against 137. The question not to pay interest also lost. cauae was inserted by of MiniBters not pay the money until satisfactory explanations made. This we view mere plaster to smooth over the wOsad- ed honor OG France. and which will be gCt over very easily" We have not room for Isrther pRHlicGlars.
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 NesO COmperoller.-It will be seen y our legislative record tha. the editor of ,Is Times Gideon Welles,
 s elected Comptroller of the Treapury be has been
 for weeks cousyoisv ofthe party) hy pretty de- cisive vote. This we saPpnss will ecltle the question which has been uooted for some time hat the wisras
 in the iegsIasare have tine majority. Mr. W.'s elec sesslss asoses priaope. that Oce is lhe reward of se,uices renderedaud s, another very democrat. ic one that the rc must be made riches (f the poor oorer) by liberal diearihuson o the spoils Gideon is well kaowsis already possessed of an n dependent for,une-aad this office, ia pon, Of proft is one of the best in ahe state. o tempora!
 GF We have brought the Legislative reports down ,o Saturday, as we find them n the Hartford papers We learn ny letter, and verbally. that on Tuesday forenoon the subject of rssROviRg the Sheriff of this county, Jor opinon's sake, was taken up, and aGer considerable debate the question was taken, when ,here were removing 98 votes-opposed to the re- moval 100. Though the vote is close, ia shows that there portion of the Jackson party who have yet
 little regard for the constitution and lawa as well ne
 for the usages party. Perry Smish may nov pss Iis
 threats that f the Legislature did not remove Sedg- wick he would abandon his seat and go home" into execution aoo0 as he pleares. We shall hereafter probably have the yeas and nays upon this suhject- We learn that w. P. Burral! Ansel S,erling!! and Leman Churchill! voted tov the removal! that Lu. iher Lo"ws. Elisha Phelps. 6sc. voted oguinse ii.
 We ieara further, that on Monday the committee on elections reported in the of John Boyd of Win- chester; the facts as elicied before the committee only reported without recommending any course to be adopted. The probability is however aha, he will lose his aeas, though else claims i,. We learn in addition, that Henry A. MitchelI Esq. of Bristol, quancom l9sh-rate lawyer of ,his county was on Monday reported to the legislature for Chief Judge of the County Court of Hartford County H. i" Think of that. my mas.ers!' These are truly ,he days of small things.
 h will be by the legslave report iha, che in- s,ruc,ing resolutions passed the House on Saturday by vote of l00 to 79. Wehave moi room for the whole Lisch6eld couniy:-
 Ny- n Church, Howell. Pheila, Rogers. Davioa. Peek. Smith, Paties, Sanford, ]! 5. Harrisyn. Wallos, 9ier. ling, Deming. 1gerriss. sad Jsdson-fs.
 Nsys-aie@rs. Miner. E. Hartisos. Jones. Kellogg. C"r,;.s, Dnwd. Drake, Hayden, Carer. Leavis, Wheaton, Daerrimaa, Boyd and Eurbui-2O.
 BaNimore Con ssnsion.-fhe assemhlage oI the de. lsga,ed democracy oi the coussry-osherwiss called the .holders-took place as Baltimore on Wed- nesday the 20lh inst, for the purpose of ps,ng ia minaaoa candidates for President and -Prssdeni. Hon. Asdrew Sieyenson of Virginia was chosen Pre-. sidess of the Convention. and there six V. Ps and fosr Secretaries, among the latter John Cotton Smith, 2d, of Liscl6esd cosnty-Connecticu democ. racy persosifed. Aiaer making tho preliminary ar engagements, the Consension adourned to Thurs- day, when considerable debaae arose upon vasious mo,ions submitied -noshins definite vas Asne. Two se,s of delegates from PesnyivaDia presented ihem- seves oss representing the Wolfe interest," the other the Aluhleuburg-Os the 6rst day neither were per. nliised 10 net, hut afterwards believe was con. cIuded admit bOth, boih had been regularly ap- pointed by bsasches of the dtmoeraey of the keysone state. Besides, no,hias mast be dose which wouId have the sghassi appearasee of giving offence this important ,aember of the coafedefacy. The debates upon various subjects coa.iausd Friday, when it was found ascessary, in order ,o get through with the business sl, and preseai geaersl rupture, to make o the prsvcss qaesen, and cut short the debate. It was decided by the Convention that each state should give the nsmber of votes 10 which she was esii,led in the electoral college, whether like Ma rylsnd she had one or two hundred members. like come olhers siRgis sae.
 On she vote sr candidate for Presidens heinz cal. led r the Chair annosReed that is taking the vote hy S,aaes the member selected by each delegation, vvhea State was called, shosld eome forward and de- posi-, his ballot vih the Chais The States being then called over by ihs ssessgvy, the votes handed in." The voss 6r MayaiR Vas BS,eR fos President was 265, the whole number gives, South Carolina, Alahaaa, aad Illinois soi heinz represented. The Conveasioa iAsa proceeded io ballot sor Vice Pres deai, having beeS previously determined that vote of two-ahisds shosld constitute noniaaiion. Ths following was she vole:-
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