Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-23
SUPERIOR COURT.

WILLIAMS, c. J., Hartford aud TolIaad.
 BlssELL, Fairfield and Micdlesex.
 CHURcH, J., Litchfeld.
 HuNTiEcToR, J., N. London dE Windham.
 WAITE, J., New.tlsyea.
 Printing the Uspsbiished Ssatnte.--It will be re- collected that the last Legislature ordered tbe printing of all private acts paased since the adopiien of ihe CoDsliluton. These acts embrace a variety of pFi. matters, in which the pUc have the least in. sereRi. Among them are charters iUr fUrnpkes aud railroads, bridges, manulac,Urng and other ncorpo- ra,ious, tue sale ol minors lands ice to hei real estate. diyosces. ehangea cf sss1es. and . ipssnd person earth can anticipate an the records arc examined. We understand they will make two large voismes and that the State will be subjected io great expense by their publcaiion We have heard probable estimate yet made, hnt the public may judge sonaethDg of the amount from the estimated of merely ranscrbng and preparing them or the press. which, if we are correctly informed. tand we two ihousaad dollars. Whether the people of sl,e State will approve of this useless expenditure of their money, and sulmis is ihe payment of tax reim- bsrse ii, remains to be seen.-H@tford Repis'c.
 E !. - ProserspsionOur readers are aware of the efee, produced the minds of the people of this dur iDg the past year, by tie continual camOr 0fahe Jack press and the of the stamp, about the preieOded proscrpfOn ofhe Whg Legislature l834. There can be no doubt that the triumph of the Jack s0n pariy at the last election owing n incoR- siderable degree, 10 she false that were
 
 adjournment of the Legisla.urs in 1884, Le Jackson papers, as l by common impulse, commenced ,he circulaiiee of ihe most and
 s esd s o elecow n April last. Thess ssOsies. hse persisted i1, obtained some credence among the people, sad contributed prodacs ibat Eeyusion in public senii msni in Connecticut which 90 as,onis,ed politicians Of every denomination all over the country. If the fyHth aloae could have been disseminated, this and every other sutecs the result 0f the election ould hMN kAaen hnva 0biained fooihoid iD the Staie-lhe friends of the C01ssiinion would Reyer have been compelled Co de- pore the spread in the iand Of sieady habias." ol hose demoralixing and anarehical pri0cipes which have made the politics of New-York bye.word and reprOach to the whole naiios. Among welI.ins,roc. ted, intelligent and hoRess natve reemen the perni- orious psrty. can neyer bs permanently established. The pariiznns of Va0 RaFen have Oitained a tempo. rary prepORdsraace R this Sae by dscepiRg ths :cripo"y.ssy ~ deceived se@ Gy claiming % s, :he % Ss. 1sOcraey, and hy promising great sad impovtani forms ior the hese6. of inc pOOr An examlnaiisn ol the acts passed ny the Legi.isi"re w sais aay o1e lhe latter poisis. la vindicaon ofihe whigs from the charge sf Prasrrpfio", we stas the follow
 The system of proscrip,ios for orinion's sake was commenced n CU0Oeciicui by ihe Van Dsrea mea in 1883. Honss, faithful and capable officers were re- moved y the Legisla,pre wiiioat ihe leel prstence 0f cause necessity, so the nanber of srO htadsG and . la is% the Whs. s. sss'1,sa x these prO-
 
 Ofihese 75, . lasge Rsmber of the incumbenis wees notoriously incampeient unsuitable fcr reappoini. meni by reason Of official oS oher nsiscoaduct; asd msay of the remainder removed upon ihe ssomg of those most interested R having te oliees we'll filled. This was the lsagth sad breadth |Of WhiG pyosevipEiOR.
 ] The iss. Van Bsrea Legisiainrs made sir ksadrsd aud MtnefH-gs00 reM0u0is! LE ~{t'ff 7s4f
 All she imposiant poie,s ia this saismeat are sps. eeptibls of judicial pfoof-sad we trsss every Whg Editor ia ts state will mpress hts readsss it the impadsnes and hypocisy of ihs professions madS by hs yas Bsrea presioasy to the less elsciiDas II che eenrse of ihe Whgs deserves the naue ef gr1se tisn. where shall seek Or tern suitable io desg. nale that Of the opposite party -AfsddtsfOUR A4Hs.
 Robbery ef Cd. JohnaOs. .-Ths LoSisviIie Journal eOntass letter dated 0eoFgetOw1, gSiaKan account of the robbery ofCol Johnson. by yellow woman named Parshsse. She eloped with an IadiAn student carrying vith her Col JOhnsons cheek for 1fOOO, and cash the amosns Of $500. The letter describes lhe womas as Col. Johnson's second wile; bsl we vea. 'sre io hOPS that 'hsFs is Ssms mlsieee ta ihs.