Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-10

his health, has written home and resigned his seat
The legislature may now have chance 70 choose
wing creole to supply his place; and we hope they
will not again suffer the collar party take advantage
division in their ranks by periinacious adher-
ence to particular man. principles and men" 10
sometimes az good motto as principles not men,"
The Times really asks much Of as when il sup
poses that We who reside here 10 a corner Of the
state, should hunt up and publish, for his benefit an
account Of the elections in all the towns Of the state
this fall. We are accustomed to look to the capital
for much of Information respecting local elections
and when paper publishes the returns from some
forty towns out Of 1872 and then claims "great vcto-
res" throughout the state, naturally inquiries wha,
the reports from the remaining ninetytsco towns
| Danbury comes iN-New. Haven comes in-Bridee.
! port do.-Newsown do; but the Times finds no room
10 chronicle the news unless after two or three weeks
in the New Haven, he con,rives to crowd i,
into an obscure corner in paragraph OF couple of
lines Bad news, however, 10 SO greediiy publish.
ed by any one as gOod-and we forgive him!
Charlottesville lasa Connecticut Observer states
that during the year ending the 9th Nov. the four
Congregational Societies in Hartford have raised, for
religious and benevolent purposes, the sum of $4,000
u0SX0mDteu
amy place of it's population in our counrynearly six
thousand dollars for each society 10 very heavy sum
for such purpose.
The 5.h No. Of "B" came TOO late for publication
this week. .
Greas Wtbsser Meeting in NesO. York.-In comp:i-
ance with an invitation signed by fifteen hundred citi.
gems Of New York, very numerous and enthusiastic
meeting Of the friends of M. Webster, was held at
Ma. Hall On Friday evening last. The New
half that attended were able 10 gain ad,niMance.
by calling Bsnjamio Strong 20 The chair: and the
ga"issd below. at which Amb G. Thompson presided.
The Great Meeting was addressed by Chandler Star,
Isaac 3. Hone, Hugh Maxwell, 8. A. Foot and James
Watao" Wehb. The several speeches an. |
ima.ing, and were cIeered and appauded through
oil the speakers spoke in high praise 81 Judge White
and Gen. Harrison, but came out decidedly in favor
ofDanel Webster, the defender OF the Consin,ion-E
next President. We have SeHdef 1XffAs I'll fREt hf
meetings for the last thirty years, and say, without
fear decentralization, tina. il oIthe arges. and
mos, respectable sssembagea Of citizens ever held;
and one enthusiastic aHd cordial could not be |
named. The friends Of Daniel Webster hase on this
occasion, had a mOat triumphant meeting. one alike
honorable 10 the individual named and themselves"
An address and several spirited resolutions strongly
recommending Daniel Webster a candidate for the
Presidency, were unanimously adopted. An Execu- |
tive Committee Of thirty was also appointed ny the
NEE ling, to open correspo ndence with their political
frienda in that and other sates, with view s'm-
pe,e and effective orgaOixaiion. Gc GIH. CoHr0"s.
Fsre.-On Friday, the 9TH inst. the extensive Chair
Factory belonging to Lambert Hitchcock q 20; tn
Hi,chcoksviile, wss discovered 10 be on hIe. The
ere originated in the building containing the pr.ncipa
part of the machinery belonging TO the establishment
which, with considerable amount oil sock, was en- |
t;rely consumed by great cxertinns, the anJosn'ng
buildings were saved, though considerably injured
Probable lore from one to thousand dollars which
10 partially covered by insurance Ct shs 1.,na Onee
THE fire broke out while The workmsn were go0e 70
their dinner.-Havsfcrd CoSr0ns.
Most important from France.-ws are enabled 10
Commercial houses, tina, letter from Lonaoa. dated
Oct 2,h received yesterday. by the Josephine e'aaes
that formal demand had been made oy our CnnrRe
d. Afares on the French Government for the payment
of the the United States, as settled oy
the Indemnify Treaty. That long conference was
in consequence held between TIE Frssoent o. ne
Council the Duke de Brogle, aud the Minister o. r..
nance, Mr.. Human, and that on she 2oh refusal
Was communicated 10 our Charge, and ius and OK.
plie explanation ofshe Prssden''s mes;ags required
"Beware, I tell my couotrymen. OF WASHING annl,
ration upon certain men, radicals though they he' ana
gre. .anrs' .so:s' o. sour. 2" q he mob
here, Oh paper, 10 often lord hnnter I'D poIsDM I
have been sold-I do not know. for have NOT seen
him but in his sent in the House Of Commons and no
not wish 90 see him eisswbsre after what have heard
that a certain novelist, whose taent and whose
nover all Americans show Ihsis taste in eAsoi'Dg
hieh. d bui the person whom have described. and
.hsf she ncsnso which We burn % his altar. 10 bUt
snuiFed at no the offering Of some brae beast. ~
faca n Il stated shst Ghe kindness which = shown %
Americans By Sir hobart Peel whose political pros
Decfs depend upon stopping the progress Of Amer,can
r;nciules 10 mech remaSkabie than shas OF sne
| radicai who writes 90 mech IN their fay0s.
We ss.ke the above extract from recent letter OF
Mr.. Books, The Distinguished correspondent Of the
Portland Advertiser, now travelling 10 Englaad NJ
Bulwer 10 evidently ihs ge1iiemaa asc:d 20 ~ &c
cribed There 10 no nsed. however. OF crossing ths
Atlantic 60 Gad such chsracieE--ear own eS9ntFys
aalorlapatey, furnishes mach more than soihcient
nuW,ber. There many among % who are snor-
ough-eoue radicals" and great admirers Of rad-
csssm II yroTsssioas would make them co. who are
IN fsc, arssocrals" and stops" ofthe FIRST water
{" Coar,iars of the mob" are the meaaesi, most con-
,emplible and despicable specimens Of humanity
hich are 20 be- tound in the world. 10 this country
hsv are not, perhaps. losd:hHn"vs'" osa ahey are
mash the Sane thing-eDEes hanssrs: Adm,res,on y
indeed wasted on such usI; and eoahde nce, placed
IN ,hem. will surely be betrayed: Well indeed may
M. Brooks bid bis eog1rymeB beware o. s'on mse'
The Wolass sny, that u the ColleeiesshIp o. Pnlla
dslphs 4 noI Rven 20 Gov. Wolf. they will 30 agew.s
NJ Van Bussn. The Muhlles cay, that " she C"l'
jeelosshln q gives ~ 0ev. Welt thsn will 60 egaMe
J NJ. Vsa BsFea. Has Bsl van DaIsnsH 20 Pe@asy''