Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16


 her night clothes, into the street, put gag tn her mouth, threw . hlaeket over her shOul. drrs, put her into the sleigh s"d drove "n, leaving three little children as0ne. without Ere or . light, shrieking with terror!
 The mOnslers Sir0ve 0f ah"ut three quarters Of mile. took het iOtO held. tore On her night clothes, and with the insirum"nts "t tor iuIe prepared F1r the purpose, these elght "n' fceling wrrlches perpelratGd, upon de'""ce- less aud WNfnTtOOate FEMALE, m outrage 0I tue most horrible chsractrr.
 Alter literally envel"ping the miserable wo' man in tar, they rolled her in the "lanKet: took her tW An WNOCcupied aud untrequente0 barn. where they leG( her, entirely ne'psess' and still gagged, to perish with co'0' unless tOund> as she was, by accident
 The cries 0f the children, in the morning, attracted the attention Uf lhe n"'gh0"rs, anu upon leNrning what had "ccnrreu, s~Arch was made Gnr the woman. N"thlnE, h"wsV- CT, was discovered t,ll nearly dark, when quantity of tar and feathers werH "nnu on the snow tn u Geld where the outrage was committed. From this sp"t the V'''a'ns were tracked to the barn. where George GrinNell E,Uud the pUar creature. alive. but sPc"ch. less and sens~less! She was taken home and n nhVsic;an sent E,r. who discovered that her jaw had been dislocaied! Several benevolent ladies kindly assistrd in rrlirvieg tho suffering w0.nan from her dreadful condition, and, at. fer several weeks her health was resi"red,- A strung Fesiiag Hf indignation ran rapidly through the community. The monsters "ere soon ideatiRed, and prosecutions c"mmrnced' The canscs were lo bare been tiled during the prrsent month, bat was settled, shnr' time since, hy the payment at .foaffcea hun' aned dOil0rs, fs.lM the defendants, t0 the vic tim of their barhariiirs.--.Al6. Eue. Journal.
 RHODE ISLASD-MR. WEBSTER.
 The Providence Journal contains speech delivered hy the H"n. TRIsrAN BuReEs. n, a nreting Of his fellow citizens in that town on Friday. Towards the close Of the Ora. tors remarks. we find the following para graphs:-
 Let every man remember. that his votr may carry the whole election. Let him jeri fhGt on him. and on his ererfions mag rest ihe ,ehoie ssright cfthe trhole interests osr schole ! call on aN men cf aN parties. to leave the holders of offires under Executive patronage, the. ssasss of powrr. the Tarirs "f these tunes. os their faikers iett the 1Orirs cf ihe Revoluiion and come 10 the service cf the country,- fo fhe rescue oE the Consultation. the preserUotion of ihe ia,cs. fhe salU0iion c liberty
 we triumph Dow. we cannot be defeated in August: and we shall then elect reprrsen. latives. wlo may elect a President of the U nited States. These candidates have alrra. dy been nominated. White in the South; ai'T.ean in the West; Webster in the East.-- The friends of Judge White say he IS in truth what Jacksnn promised tO be. It is enough for us, that the host Of executive favOriies are aguinst Mns. 0nd ke 0gaiast hem. M'Lean is s man good and frwr Whig. a, patfi't. a statesman. Webster is--but why should speak of Webster Tbere is n0t a man in q city, pr village. ar On a farm ar plantation, or in the wilderness, Or in cabin Ol any State pr Territory. hut can talk, and does :alk. and tell of Wehstrr. the aratDr, the statesman. the great champiOn eff the COnsiituiiOn. He Is. in soul as hfty as his owB native mountains. ahtl pure Ms ilIaak atefnak ksnnts S.. ;, Racks may tse rent, 0f mOsed, bus nothing in the tide of time. ar the iempests nI parfy, can shake. or touch his Integrity. Who that could be proud Of his cnUntry, would not be proud tO have such man for President "fthe United States? < May not God have suffered our country to run into wilderness, and iee4n with monsters. lor the last eight gears, that he might call sut this moral. this political Hercules, to clear and to restorr tO ns again our country? lfa all honest men. do their dufy. then these men will be the highest on the list of candidates. Q the Electoral ci'llpges; and leading the .aUcus candidate, the s0ccessUr nominated by Ben. Jackson, they will come before the House Of Representatives, far 2 selection of me from that number, f;,r President. The ,reat interests. which have just examined. nay be considered, and by alt parties. such a course Of administration as will secure them, 'e most s"lemniy stipulated; and when the tights of the peoplc are secured. that HOase will select the man most likely, wiih se(ety to lN and with glory Co owr country. to adminis- er the execttivs governtneOi. Here Rhode Island will have voice as loud. potency as 'fficicnt as the most extensise and powerful State. Never again. dn wish to see Pres go 1" perpetaate our uniSn. ,by preserving the 'mall. from being swallowed Up by the great and prevent President from riding ntO power, On such tide of popularity. as nay. # it has net already, sweep away laws, and liberty.
 Washington, April. 2. 1885.
 The trial of Richard Lawrence for an at empt "D the liGe of General Jackson. is Rsed FOr Friday next. [ shall endeavor to keep you advised of i,s prograss. On Friday. Mr. w. l.. Brent (farmrrly a representative in C0ngreas from Louisiana. but now estahlish- I'd in this city y,TWk0 6 S0unsrI fNr Lawrence, made an application te the Court for leave io take medical gentleman [" see the prisoner. !n order that testimony as to his insanity might be within reach. The application. as he stated, was rendered necessary hy she re- tusal of the Marshal tO grant such prvilegev