Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25


 preaching Anniversary of our National Independence in manner be6ning the Occaron. The day will be nShered in by discharges of cannon and ringing o bells which will be repeated at intervals through the day. AO OTation will be delivered after which ,hose who choose may par,ake of dinner prepared for the occasion. @- t"saiE &#tss
 The citizens Of the neigIboring towns are invited ,o unite with those of Litchfeld in the celebration.
 E'-." Per order 0f :he Committee of Arrangemenks. s' '" -# i.<G" . '.1 -
 1he L01rS.-We this week commence the publica. ton the acts passed the late session of .he Gene TH Assembly. aud shall complete them will, all conve- "ent despatch. Foremost among the acrs s the new militia law, by which ,he people again be called tom their homes and their business th,ee tnes year, instead Of one, as under the law of 1884. - <. ..rs-~
 F'osts in JMRe.-On Friday evening last we were visited by pretty severe thunder storu which was followed on Saturday by very high and cold wind. The w"d subsiding night considerable whi:e frost vas visible on Sunday morning. The weather cnni- hued cool through Sunday, and on Monday morning there was another quite severe frost, and ice formed in some places tn the thickness of cent. Consitera bIe damage was done, especially the low grounds io the young beans, cncumhers, and other tender geiahlea, and also to the cora crop. .,0 s} t.9
 The U. s. Frigate Constitution, Com. Elliott, arrived at New-York on Monday last from France Ina, ing on hoard Hon. Edward Livingston. Minister to France and family. She brings no news.
 U When last week we alluded in a paragraph of ten dozen lines the circumstance of the impor- taon of deputy sheriff from neghboring town to serve for the town of Lilchfed, we had no idea tIa, tt would produce such eeryt scence in the Jackson rnnks abroad, especially among the highoned ariso. crats oi Blue Swamp, we find it has done. We had n" expectation that the hare mention of the fact ac. companied by single nterrogaory, could have bro, down upon devoted head such a torrcut of abuse from the under rkers are told has been doue IL affords fair exrmplifca:ion of the old alagc that "'ruth sometimes cu's sharper than ficton." Wha, dd we asser: that was not 10 tie letter true We sn. ply stated, what we repeat, ha, had 'sunder- stood that the new sheriff had imported n gentleman trom Washington !o act as deputy sheriff Tor the ot Lchfieid. ls not tiis the fact dare any un. dertake seriously 10 controver it? has not Peter Pow ell of ashingion lnot ot Li;chfeld good reader, the sheriff in his certificate has undertaken endorse him] been appointed and has he been in Lch, field most o the lime since his appointment? and has he nc" oficated as deputy both ai ihe gaol and in the court house and has any gentleman of LIcieid been arpointedf notwithstanding there have heen vera applications, we emDdersand-applicaiion too of persons who have acted with the Jackson party. . We stated, in addition, that had learnt that gaoler and tavern keeper also t 10 6e imported from Wash;ng,on.'' Whether this will rurm out ,o be the fact, short time will determine. We have no, stated that il hos taken piace bu, understood that she sherG-yrs, the sheriF, f Mr. Julson be the she sf, which however claim he is nor !cgally-was in treaty for the county house. in order we presume 10 pu, in to keep the gaoI who would become little su!'+erven, his political wishes than could he expected from the preseni incumbent. Is lhcre any misrepreee naiion in this Has not AIr. lu.ison been in treaty with Mr. Sedgwick for ihe un- expired time of the lease of the house, in order ,ha, person from Hashington shall keep the gaoI and av- ern ?-to make Il what great man from the northern section of the county calls !" democratic house"- We assert that he has; and believe the will shew that the sheriff, the deputy sheriff for Lch- fodIanless another is appoin,ed and the gaoler aad iasrra keeper are s from Warlrpg.on. As ihe veteran Richie snya. !" Nous verons."
 We here repeat the inquiry that to have giv- nucl uneasisess--is there not n democrat (Van Burrn man) in the of L,rhfeld worthy of hoId- ing the office ef deputy sheriff, that the necessity of having imp"red from distant part of the county may be ob,a'ed7 al
 We hear it stated iroE various quariers--and the affair is ,rumpcted forth wonderfully mag gna nmous. that the new sheriff has within few days offered to appoin, Mir. Sedgwick of his deputies, with the understanding tina. Jackson depay is also to be quar- tered upon ,his t.wn. We would simply inquire, sad in doing hope shall not tread hard any bodys toes, ifihis done with he appreciation of ahe par ty7 IfMr. Sedwick had become so obnoxious to the leaders of the Jackson party induce them sort to every sort of means base and dshoaorahe