Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
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I Appeafsd i6 yOur paper rsspsesas music. have beso hailed by nany wllh jcy. Juaging GO~Ihs oraaoriO given by the 'sacred Musie Socisty' of this cOuny on the frs. ias, shosd Ihiak thers wasa sew inter- e. Es. ,hrouehou, the codaty. IwSai inquire, ihsn cannot more be dOuu shaa whasis dOisgH am of the opinion that if upusicai pabicssiOns were circuats generally thrOushOo, ,hs eouSsy, las there o want ol iaforma,ion on the sutjecsl they would effect much
 tn accomplishing the object COW in view by the Coun ly Society, i .. elevate She standard of music. am acquainted with all the mosca publications in tbis country, and consider laem conducted with ,asie and abiliy. have eonfdeace in recommending the Music" Magazine" published al New-YOrk, edited by Thomas Hastings, Esq., beet adapted for the pro- motion of Sacred Maeic Ti may he inappropriate add tue following extract Of leer from the Edi- tor, dated at New.Yo Jaae S7 1885. AGer a few preliminary remarks Mr. Has,iegs writes ,hua:-- .a
 "Che more we think oi tti. subject, the more eti- sient it Rppenrs that such work s wanted. lI has many friends but some of them feel 500 pour to anh- scriie who pereons that wish for nformaion. On this account, well aa account of the expenaive. ness of such ondertaki1g here, have concluded afer the ird number which is i0 presa, so se. duce the nunt,er vf pages aa the price of the work The plan s to give 24 pages monthly embracing four 3 each mpaslls Tor eg O0 ysRFiD aslsanrr. even b ket pay Eor half onr latar this yearsuch and deep h the ppblic apathy pn this highly impor. tant sutject But ihe cause is pfecinus one and f our irisad: wiI De active and really exert ,hemselves we trust that good caa be effected without any other loss than that which arises from care and labor. We hope 10 make the Magazine permanent work and that will aid materially the great interest of mis reference io ndisidsal interests nv leelnss I, is
 precious cause and we feel it to he sO-we eee also many cheering indications. But like al publishers we need the help our friends. And aoy, as must. N dn in in sharp render essential service. Lilcheld couniy embra. the place my nativity, and assistance from that quarter would he truly aeceplabe.' jsss- af A. # s{s bssgH 4 THOMAS HAsTlRGs, EdiG0r MagpziRe.
 MR. ADAMs:- s very seldom that attempt to write any commonica,ion whaever-and !, is not GUS somary for to manufacture articles for the public eye; yet, sir, wAea read the several acts paese by the recent Legislature. and as they have receyed legislative sanc,iOn of coarse become shs law of the land, is n'at.es of great astonshent to my mia that many foolish and entirely useiess laws should have bee" made by any body of msn assembled to ie. gslae for the public good, some wouid have t., "'o legsia,e for the dear peopls." or al the laws which nave been made by the Leeisasure of 1885, no appears to be entirely uacaed for 90 u,- ,esly useless and % hurshensome so communi.y, as that which relates the Militia. Is there enc single reason that caa he given jns.i os sysn lo coun,e nance the lss fSr this dssageous regula. 'ion9 If so,I Or ane should bs extrssaely glad 10 know it.. Three days. in every year.sysry able bodi. cd man, of ssch pn age, is to be dragged from his home and business, and spend his iims apd money for what will that par'y which s now predomiaans have the goodOess se inform do not believe ,lpy point sisgle indisdusi or geasral henef, which they expset so resuh from this re.orran of the militia Foe what, s,en, was this las made Why simply that some such persea es greats san No. |, or Shsroa sad some Sew ote cd dsmsesuss of the same s1smps bs pEosssssil as,'isn ans pssvi. oGs to their psusslos ia eisii nppeasnts; os this step migbi have bsea taken ie ereAis still mose ofi- css. which might be ased to pay o6 sems sxpeessnss or office for their preyious aad expected serscss.
 Will tie ps0r A-as ,lisi will they saer thsmsei,ea to be used ep in this wayf do believe Iss siak !sa gsmtiemss who was sent from alown h the sorshern part of county, and who oRe of lhe committee military affairs, had much better have been home attending his pecsaary massrs. ,haa io have heen one 10 report bill like that which kas become law. do not believe she electors o thai sown are lost their interest and to ssass of psopriesy as to send that to represent them secoad time who sseuid turn oat from oiice fai,hlei pub "C OSeHss sesP0Sssu " ussNNu We n 0VUr Ot 1W = absurd aud useless as the one in question.
 a. ~ PRs BsHo PusLico. We sadersiand Ihas the science of Phreaology- | makiag iAss ercads ao our ces aa seats of earninR
 nascbag OTth tn its staisy 6eppnRa blesAinR the n
 tions wish light and converting t0 10 enshsaees men the sss raaks io egciesy. with the hghesi phiiasophs cal afaiRMeais, disseHnA,ing saiatary, ia6uenee | which iMparis so mothess more thorough knowt edge ofsheir children and leads fahers siudy she
 destinations and qualifications. The science ieaehe the fsllowing proposiisRs, which u.dersiand ars to he supported hy the coarse of lectures about bl l delivered ia our town, six :-
 1 |. That ihe brais is coageriss ofso masy parts | each of which s as inaate special fAesliy.
 q That ihS power of each facsliy is always ip pro povtioD,o hs size and activity of that orear psft the braa with which suPPossd 'o s ia immediate | connection. 4&
 g. Thas is possible during tic so ascssian the rel Aiive sse of hase organs. y the pEotu bevaacssos snlargseas en ihs external ssrass arh' l eFanom. f y. M. H. ! nsA ArTgEfson AELl
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