Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21
CIVIL WAR ENDED.

The Sand"ssy Carion of the 9.h says, "Ohio and Michigan are na iikciy te have ~ar ataeral Since aIe capture ofSnr sarveyiHg passy ny the o1eerp 0f Michigan se srn that the Governor of Ohio has *is- snisssd ,he few fnsn he had eaed epfssHd has ae Ss.ea 1s .s@p . % :c %,as ss:Ss irgtsalure san. and Is S6rpSsed yi13ke iasepsinn nfahia,ng ths sesaae so enforce sxeea,io0 oflhe law fl last relation ibe baWhaary Questinn.
 There has bren nsurl .exeiftMenl in Michigan- much ihaA the occaahn ral.ed for: and s0me of the editors have indUsed in h;ehy inenperate Ian. gaage towards Ohio and her ufcera Gor which they bad no sufficient provocaiioR: and aw happy io cay tt has not been initiated by editors in Ohio. ''-
 Ohio and NiehiRsn-The annaxed letter which we recex ed yessesday fron the o tosern of Ohio gives ir ia,ee information eC the state o alars between Jhe eIiserenis:--
 Coismbas, May 2. 1895. sioners chain carriers, &c., arrived n this city last evening" being Meale finish the reMning of the line. n conscq"ense they slate. of tue srrior force of Michigan. The Governor taaeads ,o convene the Ie- gisai"re ahoui ,he rst Monay iu Jaae for the pur. l,nae of asking aH aPprOpriaon 60 eleray the y expen..s sf :ae l.sse a. hs m:s deem necessary o last sersio0 proySg for tho re-Aervey ot the Sahdsry iiae, and the extending of jurisdiction oyer the 'rrri'.ry in sr's. 'hi.k ,ha. 'lse arprop.a- tion ~ia he made. though ii will meet whh consider. sble opposition. Yonrsi tSc.
 The N. Y. Star is all,eion te the reeen, election ssoss" of eoass ."%" esrs sospss who wiii be seleesed. Benton in agony, oF fear h may he Tris.am BnrRess-,he only mas an earth, he iars in JMcksnn gnd to Ruress let tke wind opt ol Eeainn fDr ,0ne sersisn oHiy. How Van Bnren woad enjeyit! He likes joke ata triend's expense.
 Yoa l,u,en.-Separs,s him from General Jackson. dsesa him Of the i,orrnwed iWuehre If "the Hero of New-OrleaDs" aad rhc wily iarigSer of kindeShook yxoud Sad frw dsposrd .o ray him reveren nee. Let .sthe fayoriie incur the dsplensHre nf hs chief- le his imsy pre,en.ions seceive assis,aoes from the strong arm of Andrew yaekson--and evea the serviIe pack parasites and hungvy expeciaDts ot o Zee. who e0 yocier0uSly exhibit their loyalty nwd zeal in his cause. wonld forthwith desert him- The people of the Sauth have m eonBdener in MT. Van Burea: they e8teyisa rrspeet lar his public sis. ia ervMiae him 70 iie Presidesey. They ~ill not give their support in mssdnri resrieo1isi, io suppie politician. whe has .en sor sad sgsins. .ha nn murosement-whose only Claine ntan tue desnec- rncy of the ceunsry canss w his syeophante adnia- Iion and eragiag sai''ervrnryse the P"~.rs .s ne. Gnlga W hite is SOW apeUlv iaihe 6eh. He has been Ironshs oruard and nomlRaiad hy the Legsaiese os KlaIsama and ny gumeroas meeiiags afthc people ~ ~ sTeonessee n their primary assasnssisea He iren"s tase s,,, insaked the aid of NasOaal CaWvens'ems ,hsv have naa reerred his pfeeasiena t se aj"dca- .;oa nf a. packed jry-shry appeal d'recy to me tnteil;eenre of the peorleGhey roDna h.S eaase se wulispsed deciaoa. sveraa scarcely pea, curse'ves 10 deabs sha ihe Sopil will s"pror' ha. We rerea' the decIayaiiaa chat Virginia has ne hy her vecens fks 6assis yet C 6s sgt; and thsse who now % coandsnlly claim afe sidiaEy will Sad osss tls difference of 6ghsiaR asier she hrsAd haneer of Gen eral 1acksoa, and she inglnrieas nag af Martin vaI Rarea.-P Psssrstate fsisilissassv.
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