Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05

That announced by the General Committee
For COngress-(1iheon Lee.
For Assenbiy-Benj. Ringgold, Prosper M. Wet.
more Thomas HerIel Geo. Sharpe, Peter A. Cow
drew Jesse West, Charles p. Clinch, Francis B. Cut
ting, John l. Morgan, Ezra s. Conner, George Sea-
man.
That nominated by the Jefersonian Anti MoropO-
lists
For Congress-CharIes G. Ferris.
For observation-disclosures Hertell, Job HASKELL John
I. Morgan, Chas. P. CInch, John w. Ve,hake, Peter
A. Cowdrey Francis B. Cutting, John Wind, Prosper
NJ. Weimore. George Seaman, Rodney s. Church.
We omitted 10 mention that these brethren of the
principle, and members of this great Republican
Family did separate until they demolished several
Of the benches and chairs broke the Gas Lamps, and
let the wind Of the night through the front windows
Pennsylrnnia.-The Harrishurgh Inteligencer Of
the 23h w.t. publishes the returns fom all the Coun-
lies in the State, from which ii appears that Rirner
had 92,7I5 votes-WolCe 6S,326-Muhleuburg 39,7O4.
Total number Of votes 195,745. This differs one or
two thousand from other accounts which we have
seen, but it from the government, we
presume it is nearly correct.
alt is astonishing to witness the difference with
which different minds account for the same result
This remark was APPLY applied thaa with
regard to the late Van Buren, route in Pennsylvania.
The presses in the employ Of the party make use Of
entirely adverse and irreconcilaie arguments in
deavorng account for their mor,ifying overthrow.
One lays the whole blame upon the friends Of Wolfe,
while another charges it upon those Of Muhlenberg-
One claims that the whole merit Of The vct"ry in OBJ
tanning possession Of the belongs the an-mn
sons, and that large portion Of these men will even
tUally supper; Van Buren,, while The wings will be left
in hopeless minority. One takes the votes Of Wolfe
and Muhlenherg and adds them together, foolishly
claiming them all for Van Buren,, and thus together
make them more than those for Ritner-and add, that
the two branches Of the party have become so ex.
cessivey exaspcrated against each other that they call
each other all manner Of hard names, and abuse one
mother like pickpockes there s consequently, much
more likelihood Of their coming together and acting
harmon ously at future time-,hat there is such
Of feeling between them that they act
in against their antagonist, the wings
Bat time would fail us should we endeavor TO aIIude to
all the various arguments made Ofby the party to
convince themselves that there is any hope OF their be-
loved Magician obtaining the electoral vote Of Penn
sylvania. We shall therefore give up as hopeless
The fact is they consider that they have been fully
beaten-and is only to keep their courage up with
respect other that they try for their
deea, here-not that they believe they have much
Desperate cnses however require desperate means
and there be doubt that all kinds Of means will
be resorted to by the parasites Of power TO make an
impression upon the "key-stone.''
The Van Buren, papers in this state in ecstacy
Of modification the overthrow OF the party in Penn
syvana, and with characteristic efrontery pre-
tend say that the victory is not in which the
Wings ought claim any participation" II is trsc tha,
all the wings did support the Rhner ticket, but that
thousands OF them supported either Wolfe or Mullen
berg, who will the electoral question be found OPP
posed 10 Van Buren,. Hence the chance Tor Van Bu |
rem is rendered still more desperate.
AGRICULTURAL productions. have this week been |
shewn lot Of large Turnips raised by Mr.. Jesse o.
born, Of this town, Of them weighing upwards Of
lbs. MIR. Joseph Goddard, Of Goshen, has raised
hem considerably larger-one weighing 10 Ia lbs
But one has been exhibited in our village, raised by
Mr.. Edward Pierpont, Of This town. ola still greater
'ze-weighiDg 10 lbs. OF. II was in his gar |
iep in June--lle others were no, until August.
rurnips generally this year have attained an uncom-
non size. Cannot Of our farmers in neghboring
owns beat these producioDs2 II SO, send them on |
here, and they shall be dolly irUmpeted. |
The second Centennial celebration Of the settle
men, Of Hartford takes place o" Monday next. A
military and civic procession is to lie formed, and
address to be delivered by Rev. Dr.. Halves. People
rom other parts Of the State invited 10 attend.
Deacon Scovill Human, OF New-Haven, has been
,ppoinled by the Washington National Monument
Society," TO coec, subscriptions for the object Of the
Society througho this State.
lTThe first number OF I" b" next week. Also, u
cation from the Sec. Of the Co. Temp. So.
Latest from Eur0pe.-By arrivals At New-York on |
Monday last papers pom Liverpool the 9th uli. and
rom Paris to the Cd, are received-severai days the
latest. There is good deal published ns'cs, but
is Of not much importance. The N. Y. Daily !
Adv. says:- .-.....
In France there appears 10 he misunderstanding
among the Minister'S The French FuOcs, however, |
are higher than they have been before in long time
SPAN appears be in the greatest possible state Of
publicanism arespreadng Tar and wide. There 10 ev-
cry appearance that the Church Revenues and the
Clergy will he stripped Of their wealth.
The Gazette de France announces that tribunals of
ce censorship had been organized in all the and
cities in which there is theatre, or in which designs
or caricaUres can be executed.
The administers Of Charles x. Peyr0mnei and Chan
teluze, said he suffering extremely from their
ri Ham. NJ. Theirs, IL neceasaTy, has,
il 10 Eamored, directed their removal 10 Paris.
The ex-minisieVs rcreB0 and MaFiIwe1 de In Rosa,
lately 80 popular, are Obliged TO secSeie them.
selves Madrid escape the fury Of the peOpe.-
They accused Of having favored foreign iD,erfer
euce 20 have neglected suppress The Carst iasur