Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-23
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, JULY 23, 1895.

TSteH EOWStI!
 .1'} Lewis Judd, of WOOdbury.
 ts Harry Lock wood. of Sharon.
 Alben Bushnell, Of Salisbury.
 Ctauncey Hosord, of CanaRn.
 B H' Oliver w. Pickett, of New. Milford.
 .'' John H. St. John, of Kent.
 John s. Warner. of Plymouth.
 Mark Bigelow, ofNorloIk.
 Le. i, be remembered by those who made such a hue and cry because Mr. Sedgwick Nid not reappoiO n tlre Jackson deputies which he found tn Oce that 'Mr. JudpOn has not Seappoined or appointed single whig in the county; whereas nearly half of the deputies appoiuted by Mr Sedgwick were JacksOni- ans, at any desnocraie As to the appointment for LichfeId such dissatisfaction has been expressed a. his '' importation" from Washington casing such aD ndignity upon the democracy of this town, that ihe sheriff will probably make another appointment But lie does like again take the responsibility himseM without with the leaders Of the party wS learn hei deiermined 10 postpone acting apon it nnta u eseriasting great democrat" now absent from the state, shall return aud be consulted.
 The appointments for Winchester, where there is said to be considerable roable among brethren of she came principle respecting the dseibuon of sp"iis to the vicors. New Hartford, and Washington, ye. re- maiu to bo made. ez r..t t..s..y ..
 rnmor has for few days been circolniing in the papers, the au,hori,y o the Norfolk Herald that Roger B. Tsaey has been appointed Chief Justice of ihe Ssrreme Couri, in place of Judge Marshall, de- ceased But later paper rather discounteRaoces the rumor, says 'ihe announcement is premature, though is generally believed that it will take place n due time" The President aud family at Norfolk.
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 Latest from Ewope.-By the ship Caledonia. from Liverpool, ~hence she sailed on the 18th June adviccs fo,n all parts of Europe received four days later than previously. The rumor brough, few days since hy transient vessel of the passage of the American l"demni,y Bill by .ha French House of Peers is by this vessel confrmed It passed, in the form which il had previously ny the Chambers by the strong of lo5 9. So that this long coaiesled claim wi now presume he speedily brought close to ihe sat. isfaction of ali parties. In Eaglaud, there siderable commofion account of the authorized en. listmeni of assist. believed, one of the parties ia the civil in Spain. There excitement alan in Parliament, respecting other sub jecs, tie corporation Reform Bill, &c. The New York papers publish the spscniatiOns of the London press upon various topics, but the acts amount very ijtle.
 The lasi Hartford Times. the organ 1.-the Van Blu. seWpary tn this saIe ia long article upon the text, 'the world governed mSch," gives fnIl.leng,h rortrai. of the last legislature of this stale. Speaking OI the embryo member ofihe legislature, it says-
 .' The bIush;ng expeciani is changed into iocum. hani-ha takes his seat ai the cOaHc. hoard-,he as- Sesnby of wise mea are organized. and the wsvk of L1sC as0kG commences. In the meantime the lObbies sra crowded by poraiy iaadholders, purse proud i'as!s gaOHt and hungry specalaors, siock.hoders, .hnAt nRfa sho five upon the o6fai of " associated wealiE'- These compose the members of the third house, so called. between whom and the boasied sepresent0- SDes 9 khe people, signals Gamed-m"nopolies prcjecied-schemesof sel.agran- dizemenI conceived-aNd log-rolling secretly tOle- rated. Thus 'he people are betrayed hy ,her sworn ageniss aHd i0-ued by the Of their bouniy The selfish iriuinpb, and ihe people s0ffer."
 Gan any oas dosbt that the editor had tn his minds eye he las, legislature wh<n he drew the above pic tnrs? could any thing correctly hit the nail upon the head7 Who that visited Hartford daring the ses sioo ever saw such herd of" hungry expectan,s as were there congregaiedi Canvass the members of 'the ,hisd house" who shronged the city from the iosaa evea in this county which represented by whg members and what proportion the lobby bore 'o the elecieA legislators. Look for instance the town of Washingion, where there was 10 be Judge ofProba,e decapilaied, and "hongry" Echo to he .appointed-look the town of GSehen, where only poor Justice of the Peace to be sacrificed and with what persnaciy the lobby insisted that tey instead of the legal members must he listened to- and sher rights be needed and eir grievances redressed Look Winchester. where the "chief ain of the 'hird ho1se insisted upon being paid for his and his friends expenses .hher, and who afier being refused once, and again, and again, caused item so be in serted n the b for the payment Of the contingent peases of ihs house. thinking i, might there escape ibe eagle-eyes of the whig members, and the mpney Shsained from the treasury. Gsch attempt aroused Gos.usa'ely the indignation ofaIl parties. and 1t was sOisd dawn aImost unaOnously. -
 We understand that Lyman Hine, who Oae of our correspondents stated drank ai GaylOrds Bridge oo the 4h nst ofa disssaceful character, som- plains that his toast no, given correctly; charges wih misrepreseniaton, aad undertakes iO shew that ahe term "whig' was noi @eaat ai all. best that it should have been "panic makers." Now we have Ony two questions io ask of this redoubtabie l.. Hioe,"io whom the title of E-squ.i-r-e shosld perhaps have been appended-did yOs noi intend that ''panic-makers' and l" whigs" shoald be considered ss synenymousi Ifhe answers ia she sega,ive, thea what did he mean and if he asswers aiirma,iveIy, then does he acknowledge himself b bs s-liar Lst him select his answer-eoaless himssIf either