Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-02

March %, 1885. ..,
 IHere fellows she ticket recommended, precisely as the ab0ve.1
 CONSTRUCTIONS.
 Mr. Adams-The subjoi0ed is an exact copy of an original letter in the han writing fihe gentleman by whom il purporIs .o have been signed, with the cep,ion of the words in brackets, which y emitted by isiake. An insertion of the letter, gesl,er h the thereto appe nded in the coI anps of yoar paper, will i, is believed subserse the canse oi public morals. The original letter here- wh Gorwarled, that there may be doubt as to it's aushenticy, aud you desired to submit it for the inspection of the curious.
 Bekkism, March 90, 1885. AN ELEcroR.
 THE LETTER.
 Dear Sir-I regret you have selected NED to spout. and should have prevented Ci'i had seen you. wish you to see his orato" early, and have him o'". filings 0e Bettleus., YOUR OBJECT Is EFFECT, AND YOU lmua1 LOOK WE'LL TO THE politics, but aen, prove the identity of Whigisns and Esderaiisns.
 WILL | A < I.I;s DIRECT A,.tUsIoN Io THELAsT
 ENOUGH TO SUSTAIN TIT
 He will see yn" early. ,,-,, 4OutS truyS v b. T Cti-0s 3i July. cannot leave hOme when he does on accouni oT Lhe post o0ice, aud shall not he there. -. REMARKS. &
 Introdmcsory.-Itis is with prolouO satisfaction that we invite the attention of,he public 10 the foregoing chamcrrisfie performance. The sauhar has already apeared before the world in the celebrated declara- MITCHELL aSa Ssg Ae pririiegv efRIDING HIM INTO THE SENATE" The figure which two hun dred and fifty pounds avoirlupose cut in performing ihs singular equestrian exploit, and ihe amazemeni of grave and honorable senators as .he o,rusoS of aach strange prodigy into the hals of egisla,ion must 5e vivid in the recollection Of the public. Oo tue occasion above alluded lo, we venure 10 predc, that author possessirg such exuberance ofearn- ing, fervor Of imagination, brliancy of wit, vigor oi style, and eleva,an of moral senmeni would signal. ize the present age. We have waited with imntience for his re-appearance upon the sage and rejoice that OUT aniicipaons now more than realized in the epistolnry exhortaion before us. which we msst proceed sodssecs M order Co erhib s spassing 6eau. fiss in detail.
 l.. " ana sorry that yoss selected NED," tyc. We were at first little p"zzled to ascertain who in- tended by the G,mar appela,ion of NED, as used in the inatory of this disc but upon due inquiry of the post office department we are sn,sed that reference Ia IaWa yodag a,toraey a law in the chysis state and who was just cutting his teeth po- icaly M the time learned author pu, his pen to pa. per. II seems that after great deliberaton and much circ"mspcciion, this sprs ofa counsellor had been se. eced io flourish oratorcally on the oecasion of ,he glorious 4', then just hand, wereat the writer nc cordng to his own account ofhe mai,er, felt the most poignant sensations of regret What reason was ,here for this sorrow? n was obviously because e undertake ing was one of considerable peril Inexperienced iu. veniIity was 10 be suddenly elevated the gdy em nence ofbea,ng "ihe drum eccesasc with ifs, inc stead of siick,' al Be,hlem, in commemora,ion of tho exploits afthe whigs of '76 and thu consequen. ces might be a,a Itmigh, kinde such glow Of pat roiism in the breast of the youth, ,ha. he would either turn whig hmAelG or experience effects not unlike little democra,ic gun power suitably located and g ai.ed in the centre of hard maple tree. As howev- CT lhe chivarous yo1ng orator delisefed Himself SC. cEaaem arssm. and with entire safety. and as his pat rin,ir speech was received with ihe most ohsirepo. ia presumed ha, all segre,s have been long since dismissed; otherwise VIC should recur o ,hose topics of coasolaiion which would be sure ,o heal the laceraled feengs of our author, and make his " broken bones rejoce."
 9 " am sorry thas yos should hacs selected Ned to SPOUT. aud r should Aape preptnted t had ' seen ycn." Whether the writer would under any circum- siancss have put i plea iR bar e Neds iaUasion of Be,hlem. consider extremely pruhema,icai.s k appears fromihe sabseqaeai pari of his epis,!e that our author was entirely fa,niiar whh the contents of the ora,ion h was written under his eye and indeed we more ihan suspec, thu, the hand of Joab was ia the whole thing, that he had ample opportunity 'n move in of the young parios career if he had been dlsposed. Buthoweysr this may be, i, is certain sha, geeai sagacily mafes,ed in the se. lection of tho agea,. IL would be just natural or NED toSpeai as i, would he for young whale. Tine was aosacas horn ia,o the worldia the exercise of .lsa Gset faact"a lie had aa any rate beeu iaush, tfam his sarles infancy both by pFeeeps and exam. pls. thaa " SHOUTING IS THE CHIEF END OF MAN." No youthwasessr smbGed mVs thoroughly wih deatHreSssary ts S0eeessal PFsc'ice of this