Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
FOR THE ExaurRrn.


 WILLIAM M. BURRALL.-There is no man in the state who has been efficient than this individual in the business of prosecuting AlLer, Segwick the iasetiI Sheriff of the Coouy of Lichfed. He frs, suggested the idea of removing the Sheriff wi,hou, 1 accusation, trial. or proof His movements on this subject are and have been perfectly understood He commenced months ago slyly eugge sting resort to this higit-handed and unprincipled measure in the event oi resal, of ihe elec,ion such as he dcsred- He spent much of tho late session of the legislature in Hartford; and while on the one hand he was no, I idle in secretly pushing this cruel attack on Mr. l 8. and particularly in influencing the course of the Representatives rom Canaan. over whose minds he possessee an almost entire asce6dancy on the other be was to be seen iraversns the streets and will. characteristic ----- oLiec,ing to the removal of the Sherif, and suggesting ihe ways and means ,o he adopted to defeat the resola,ion We uners ,an that he now bury in the north par, ofthe county she'd
 ding an abundance oferocodle tears over the fate of poor Sedgwick. We greatly fear that there will he Hood in the Ousa'onc Does this gen.Ieman suppose that he can pracice snch barefaced imposoo on the l pnblic with suecrss FS AN 0HskaSxsE. kEeU tAey mnn1gsd matte,s as Hartfosa !--DuEing the session of the late patriotic Legislature shs eslma. Sssy Ssss"S Gesp VUtWUeUWtAstvG ttOW kycW~ Milford, made speech In sebssanee as follows - Judge Nor,hrop" tof Fairfield county) ",s wsoLLy pEsTlTUTE oY MORAL PRINClPLE-he kaew him well; had tred many eases before him magsra,e. and he uniformly decided them without regard to law os evidesss. p kvs,ify hs own pessonal prejsdiess f" Besdes," ts1oaimea ts oraior in his peculiarly happy maaoer) no les .haa swo implications have been made ,o 10 prosecute shs Judge for crim con and haze no. she leas. doubs of hs ss..' The .. hove is fair sesiuea of tAs calamsy ,hs, was rife Ia and aboss .hs Legislature. by means of which alone certain esaraesess succssdsd b immoiaiing he sher. i6 of Liiehfeid eouasy. @A.B.
 EcHa FxSn !--Siapy people wonder how F. J. Fenr ever came to be appoiatsd Judge o Probate for the District oi Washington in the place ofDanel B. Briasmade, removed, who is man of integrity and well qualified to dissharge the dalieA of the ocs.
 All surprise. howeser. this masr will sease when it is known ,,aitha appentmept is .a yewars for she great snd perseyesiag e1orsa made by Esq. Fenn @ proeuFs ssths mild and iaeabls Pessy Snlsh nom na,ica to Coagrss sad especially fsr shs nssero-e- forgotten spesch delivered. hy him so the Jaskson convention in L.shasla. during the pas. wis,sr.-- The essser devoted ,asae sas benr .o dspie,ag the ssspassiag mess efR. g, and agsr makiag tsIs ~ psaisios the qsaiisea haa adsva iba eess gpiuk charaelsss apoe Dass Phelpss lAe eppeeipt esnai6sle, asd sxslsinai F 'whalhas hs dsae whss ssrvsss has he seadersd esaslryf vAas eises ha hs umAs so pgomese the specea of tho great eaRss wha. wEB6s shs wssshtoEhis ekasasssssa influences a psiiiisal asnlss a the thers shs osssss psused--asa ksissias his bsswR. ea& . wiihssiaR elpare ~ lhS GisRds of Does PhspS anA l exclaimedl xcHp Ays sorHiEe ECHO SAYS NorH- Iso ]" Hessspon Esq. FenS sat dowo, with ihe faith of assurance that he had Gsaikiiaed ake eduerss,y
 by ska people CT haloisg aseasibls esea.ases) pat Lsneslss PhsIps sp aad Perry smilh dowa U n lsass tive ssies ie ono. Whsreupoa ny Lord Eeha look hat and elsarsd os.Esr WashDgsea, sNyiag Sir Smith must ps, sa writing fissorabIe Q hB ssme ,ill two years hesee:i (bs people viii adjaara Ihs affair to the end sfsms!t Can any ose depbt bot shss !, was ,he ds,y of Perry Smith, under shese eiveumsaaees mAks Freder;ek ]. Echo, Esq. Jsdgs ef Prebsss fs. the issries of weshiageaf thsse is say greund oI eonplain. is sa, bs was hes @ae Judge of ss lsas, a half da,ss dissieis. AynIssp e asnlT. .fq l-ss.sss b.f t& Fl 'l ARsinucAeiv--A ycsng Isdy eas inslaasiy kilsd
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