Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-10-29

Judge While has been unanimously reelected Uni
ted States Senator BY The Legislature Of Tennessee.
This s pretty strung Indication ot hs standing in
that Stale on the Presidential question.
any further evidence the state Of public feeling,
aud public sentiment, in the State Of Tennessee we're
wanting, after the late State election. the choice Of
the Hon. Mr.. White to the Senate Of the u s. by the
unanimous vote Of the legislature, (as is said ia
Louisville paper,l will make up the deficiency is
matter OF public noIorieiy, that Gen. Jackson 10 OPP
posed TO Mr.. White No candidate for the preside ncy
and that he has thrown the whole weight at his inHu-
ence into the scale against him Mr. Van Bure" HE
man; and having nominated him tor the cessiOm,
he must he expected make every possible effort 10
secure his election. But his avn career is almost run
His sun is descending to the horizon, and hs iMAu.
ence 10 setting with IL. Within a year and n half he
musi lay down his Office aud his bOTOrs, and when
d0ced TO his private character and standing, he will
probably ascertain that Office and patronage he has
bee" indebted for great proportion Of hrs popularity
and pOwer-N. Y. Advertiser.
a curious predic0ment-The Wolfe men, and The
MuhIe"berg men, in Pennsylvania, both acknowledge
their defeat, and each charges the other, not in the
mldes terms, with being the cause OF his misfortune
This, however, s not the part Of the case, both
parties have nominated different Presidential Eleco-
raj tickets The question now il which shall back
o"I shOWld the Van Buren, ticket (which is ex-
ceedingIy doub,ful) have majority. With this di-
visIOn aud perlinnciiy TO adhere they must be tie
teated. This is very curious pred'camen', and one
that requires Nil the adroness ofihe Magician himself
to exric"te them from.-U.
MARRIED,
In Malcolm, Jefferson county. Mississippi, on the
Both uli. Dr.. Ansnn Wildman, formerly Of this village
10 Miss - Foreman, of the former place.
In WATERFOWL, on the 26h inst. MIR. joel A. Trow-
bridge, Of Cornwall, 10 Mics Sarah l.. Daley, daugh
ter OF Mr.. Jephiha Daley, Of the former place.
III New Milford, Mr.. John Richmond to Miss Mary
Norlhrop, daugher OF 8. Nor;hrop, both Of New-Ml-
ford; Mr.. Lawrence M. Stevens TO Miss Calharine ST.
John, both OF Norwalk.
In Hartford, Samuel H. Huntington, ESQ. To Miss
Sarah B. Wa,kinson, daughter Of Robert Wilkinson,
Esq.
DIED,
10 this village, on the oath inst. Miss Dorothy Dem
ing, aged so, daughter Of Julius Deming, ESQ.
Ia Baltimore, Mr.. Donald Chester. Of Stephen
Chester. Esq. Of Wetherafeld. aged 40.
In Ashford. on the 28ih Sept. Hannah, aged 2l-on
the Cd Oct. Perry P. aged lion the 9Th Oct Eliza
beth, aged 25-daughters and Of Alva Sem
mons, Eco. grt.. .
In Harland, Mrs. Ursula e. Cowdery, wife Of Mr..
Ambrose Cowdery, aged 20.
In Hartford, Mrs. Ann Terry, wife Of Deacon Seth
Terry, aged 40; Mr.. Moses B. Stuart, aged %, son
of Professor Moses Stuart, oi Andover, Mass; Mr..
Michael Van Norden, aged 43 years.
IN West Hartford, M. Charles Francis, aged 43.
IN Weihera6eld. Mr.. Eleaxer Holmes, aged a..
In Burlington, Mr.. Normanta o. Plumb aged 80.