Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-12
THE ENQUIRER,.
ETfCHrIRLD, mARCH I2. Isa5.

CoRaRRss elssed iis aessia0 Osth0 sight of Tueaay the Sd inst. Co suolher ooluma have given from She NstosaI TuisIesos1s an seooaes of ths closing scens. Tt is so he efses ngly SegreSssd that the House, majority ef which src I6e tuppoEsrs of the adninsssasion, slouLI have taken the responsibility o leaving snons such great maps of impOrtsat b"si- ness. h iaa remarkable eireumsianes ahns every Be a.or remased a his post Sntl the hOuT of adjourn' Uent; aud were ready and anxious pars npOO every
 ,crtaat measure broUgh before that body, and de- s;rons dat he House should acl with eqaal prompti- iude and decision,
 On The eveaiag before adjournment. the Senate made choice e Mr. Tyler of Va their President pro tem. en the fourth ballot.
 Several nominations to offices were confirmed ny ue Seaaie the last day of,he session. The nomi- nation of Roger B. Fancy to the Supreme Court was ia,lr6ni,eIy p"sipbned.
 The House suffered the election of printer to that body so go ly the board-cOnsrque"'I the next Goa fress will have pass r the electio" of fher os" printer. .t
 Our Mrmber of Congress, Mr. Miner, reached his fesideace in this village on Monday evening last 6hiiied sdr dam of room.
 
 TPGov Foo, has appointed Friday the lHh day o' April nex, for the annual Fast
 We perceive ,liat some of the Van Buren papers sneak of the committee of the Senate appointed to 'n- vSs,iga,e tie charges againet Mr. Poindexier as "Dacked cosnmitiee'-n other words party comm't- tee 1t conssied of five members--ai of whom ex- cen, the chairman were originally Jacksenmen. and ,wo of ,hem now are-Mr. Wright s empbaticNl'y shs leader of inc Van Barren corps and Mr. King ot Geo. invariably votes and acts with the party. And not ,vi,hs,an..ine the committee 'pached,' as they are ckarsesI we fad erery member the Senate wh" ,vas presen, when the report presented voting Il" it's favor- not even isaac h' growing out dssen- ting vote. "Ceaee vipers"
 Tine report of ,he committee is very clear and can- did eta,eme nt--proves conclusivey that neither Foy or Stewart the affidavit-makers," entitled to the ,eas, credli.,y-,hat they have only been made use ,fhv oovorhy men for the i,asest of all purposes i've regre, ,,,a, we have room i"r i, this week- concludes with the following resolution, which passed ssnonintously: ~
 Resoired, That not a shade of snspcion rests "po" inc character of the Hon. George Poindex'er, re- frrencc to the sujec,-maer of inquiry submitted 10 the Select Commii!ee.
 " ;r our advertising columns no.ire fer the publication in Bossoa of volume, containing the narrative "' young woman who was fnrmerly inmate of ths Or- snliae Convent at Charles"wR, Mass. hut 'Tecom'ng dissatisfied. con,rived means io effect her escape - This is the frss attempt Bos'o" paper rsmark'' '""' has ever been made in this coun.ry far nyicia'e (" attempt io ii the veil which enshro"ds the ceremo u;es and mysteries of the Coasess A"a ' ssssions with fidelity, and not colored to such degree "e t" render t burfnl to good morals. we cannot d"nht |" wi prove an interesting work That "''' sea1' an" Ne read, caaao, be questioned.
 We h,xe received the first number of the new paper ia Hartford, the Patriot md Democraf," P"I''hed 6y R. ELiredge, and supposed [" he edited ny Jon" Nj. Holland It Is handsomely executed, well arra"- se, aud makes a very ba.iness.like appearance. be- ;rr well stocked with advertisements. The editorial matter goes ihe whole for she party" but is in het- Ger spjr bau n mos, of the Van Burea papers of this slate. We discover none of those stale and sapd a'- temp,s a, wi, ly calling their opponents vis' ''- s,e yiss kc. Skc which characterize ihs arguments q. Joe Barber and hi. rerviIe ma'ors n various part' of ,be s,n,e. |, takes higher and more gentse"a"y provocalcua,ing probably that its readers will rel. ish something else than ;hose low, pi",les', ah"r''ve
 
 dru.es on ear,h. Bot ws slMi see whether t will asaiu,aia ,hs tigaiGed department.
 CharaIs R s. Boyfag gson, formerly resident o' 'h's village younE man of saeei sad of good f""''y ""- ,y abou. 2i years Of ase, was execnsed at Mobile o" ,e 10th Of February, agre"ably to hie se"e"ce' tor ,be murder ofNa,haniel Frost. The Mobile Mcrc""' ,ae Advertiser of the 2ls', has the following ''a'e' mcnt:-
 Erecstion on--Yesserday at ahoui o'clock r.. M. the extent 0f the time specified O the sentence me exc cu,on of Boyingion took place. lie walked w.'n .; firm step from shT prison tO the ga'!o"s distance o' ,wo miles and haG and having arrive" there, "."on' ed the scahnld, s,odtl erect apParrniy unmve": "" delivered an address of nearly hall hoar sens'n:
 To ,he Iast lie made nh ackIoW Iesgmeot ol ms g..' To eavthe lemsa however, a a amaser "i d""". n's harangue to the assembly did not excue pIeJ"1,ce e oRainet him, rather than sympaihy ln h's oena' Ane Ianpaage he Wsea select and elegant, not eeem ed rather representative than pathetic. O0 in's "e' couot it yas perhapa, thati Jailed to awake" sympH' tby as might have been expected n such an emefgen' cy. The whole of his address. asP of which was in vaanuscr;ps he was lrevesied from del'ver'"g. tos want nf time. Possibly the close might have exnin" ed touches of eioqUence of persuasive and 'esH"e nature. We believe all will acknowledge he mad tue saiens N shape aa address in that ma.ner he cnoee 60 exert ia. Whether it so termnatefi, We ""St ao. unsletpioad. Almost the last words ne uttered were Iha.-" Before God am iaRocsRe Q the e'sns' fer sehich an a6oat Co dis."
 NEW.MILFORD. ..