Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26

Dur friends o. Regency must beftr Themselves or
they will be swamped and exfunctied, or bodily
ried of with the Of government their back like
q pedlars pack TO their Ie rival Troy. To the as
,Onshment Of every body; e found ~ the late cen
but o. 900 inhabitants, having gained only 1000 the
last four years Little Troy, meanwhile, is slridi"g
forward with giant pace se"d"g her nm6I1loTs
classic Notwithstanding on n brisk trade with her
steamboats, to New-YOrk and her UOrIherO and west.
sa"n and @er "a" roads SsTe
nec.ady-which latter she nsOnopOlized out Of Alba
ny's hands. Troy depends o." her own exertiOns.-
She does no, "ssx 70 me ods sVey
paralyzes, the aspirations Of genius and reards tho
progress VI enterprising iadustry.-1. ~
A correspon,lewt in PhilaJcIDha saws: T" Jackson
men were bUugh and sold by the inthis city du-
ring the late canvass. The agents Of Wolf and those
of Muhenberg We'd with each other in the extent Of
their purchases this 10 true, can Cincinnati sOs-
lain her Wanted claim Of being "tke greatest pork
MARKET IN the toortd?'-Prentsce.
We see nv the Stamford Sentinel, that the editor is
about so institute legal proceedings agaiIsi the Bank
M tSat village, for its having contrayened The law for
bidngS he Vcircaaiioh Of one dollar bills by which
process he psaposes To secure TO himself llle snbg
sum Of $50 OO0 The drst ucton o the hank IN the
repeal Of s charter. HewlI then he enabled 70 do
b1nking business on his own account, upon bona
fide capi,l at paid in. Before Joining nsRe howeT.
er, lei us advise him. To secure the moeey before
procures the repeal of,he charter because when The
cofpora,ion is become extinct, no recovery can be
had But, suppose he recover, and they pay him in
their own billie what will they he worth, alter the law
has ahrog a,ed its powetsl Here is a dilemma. He
must demand specie But suppose Iher" shall be
spece in the vaults He must sie1e mon the bank-
ing house. But suppose the corporation IL only
ant Really, we are concerned about this $50, 600.
Suppose he apply Tor iujunciio" against the bank
Nv which, he Orce 10 T." give bonds 10 that nmounl.
or shut up shop and abide the issOe with seal upon
the Strong bnx7 Is the editor he has taken the
right kind OF advice Has he written I'd fancy, or
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tits though, quite probable that the New York Lee
gisaIure, at its approaching session." will repeal the
law lnrbidding the circnIaiion Of small bills. This
would make il obligatory upon ours to do the same.-
They having adapted the law verbatim, of The former.
at the instance Of the Regency, must q co.rsr, tnr"
when they urn and Keep Up the rule If like
like man." The rescripi, rroperly authenticated,
will he sent the Hudson in due time: and,
adopted u"der penalty ofthe displeasure Of. grea,
est and best."-i6. . ed" .
Presidential Eiectioseering.-A Philadelphia Van
Buren, paper attributes the defeat Of their party in
Pennsy vana the open etectioneering Gen. jack
sou against one of the candidates for Governor! Ii
says "bu' for his unfortunate toast on the 4h Of July,
in favor Of Wolf as "a patriotic Governor" Mullen
berg would have heen elected"
"Thai toas, cass,e IN crisis. when Mnhlenherg was
shouting far ahead OF Wolf and whe" " ih""l lis lrn
dency to keep parties j" their "ld positions, he must
have progressed to a triumph. AGer that Oas, came.
however, the scene was changed, and the cause Of
Muhl enhero was an an hill busness--te rema, ned
s,a,ionarv-aud 10 Tint foast must he attributed. the
loss Of his election! . ID. -... .
Fine times ,ruy when the President Of The United
States il accused bv his o,pn friends Of such misde-
meanors' -,t ''I.
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Extract from Washington
Goa French affairs, you appear 10 know fall rs
much in New.York we 10 at head qmarers; but
you know the extent Of the intrigue going ON
be.wceN ksRdall and Van B0ren for the control Of
the old Chief on the indemnity question. Kendall 10
undoubtedly Tor war; il is another card which he i'm
agnes he can play aWccessiuliy-he ieels confident
tha il war 10 declared. Gen. Jackson viii he retained
in ofi' without opposition, to carry IL ON, and that
may give him tine To arrange for the tuccessiOn.-
Van Buren, is "Ot Tor war, bui decidedly la favor Of
war u'easures-arge appropriations VI pn''I'e money.
which will enable him To give war cont acts TO h's
parz ms and swell tue wages Of corruption. He re-
Congress after giving 70 that body his version If the
whole matter 10 dispute; Kendall rtr"mme"ds il. :
p e+iden not .D shrink from The responsibility re-
commenting such measures as he may deem suitable
Tor the 'leence OF national honor: 'r '"o ."ngur's
have the same object but wish to arrive ut hy dfe-
"ni Ways Van Buren, Is 10 tav"r OF "rpro"i"ing the
surplus revenue ," general ohj-ri.-pafi =, war PIE
parat'ons and part IN contrnc's and enpl"ymr"is.-
Kendall recommends active and ex'r".',e war pre-
n"ra''o1s a. o"re' and am 'necd &" the h-'ei that
Kendall wiz triumph 10 me matter '""sinr" ~ ms
recommending" I" .he ue"er'' !" exerc's" an h!S
prer"gaiNes, chimes with The '"r"a''"n and d'sos'-
non OF tue president. Inc constant attempts % a''.
p"f"Ge '"e character ana ''nI"g. 'ne GOO" ,a"n OF
me Ning, wh'rn yon see ~. ''e uinh'' '""caes '"e
course ~ lne Nhrh@h Nap'"e' ne s'e"' n'pfhi-