Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
THE ENQUBER.
LITCHFIELD, JUNE n. 1883.

Sundays and holidays created Iy themselves. The
 amoOm Of 6WsiRess hat s party businese) has we be
 Iieve been considerable. They have outstrpDod all preceding legislatures in the race Oi prOscrip,oo hav
 ing we understand either left out or removed shov, SOO officers of different grades from the Comp,rolIer of Public Accounts and Judges of Courts down 10 inc petty othce of Commissioners of Highways. But ;ooO case has the magniiy of party been more manifest, ar more ""jus'y exercised than in the remouat for opin
 'ons sake oi the Sheriff of this county This measure was one "f sheer party magni,y without the shadow excuse and s we conceive in direct violation of Prva'e rights as well the spirit of the constitution.
 What Iaws have been passed of public nature our readers will soon learn from their publication as we shall commence copying them soon as they are re- csved. Asthe majority ofthe members were elected ny the Jackson party, under the idea that laws would "e passed to nmel'ora'e the condition oi the people,
 ny which we suppose they meant that the poor were to procure :her livelihood without lahor-we shall see how their premises have been carried into effect. We eha'l zee whether we poor mechanics and laborers shall hereafter procure our subsistence n any other way than by "ihe sweat of our brows." Among other acts passed was one revising the mi- tia law--calli0g oes the militia three times a year. twice by companies, and once y l,aiiaons regiments or larger bodies. The will give to ,hc people who desire t two days more of idleness than they mieh, otherwise enj"y. Another passed is to suppress The circulation Of small hank notes (. c. under three doarel after specified period--one's afier Sep,em. ber, and twos aner March next. This in our view ia miserable humbWg got up io deude the ignornu, into bet'et that four quarters of dollar or eight nine. peacee are of more value or will bay more meat and Hour than one dollar bank motel But these are the days of humbuggery-and Connecticut mus, experi. ence her share in one shape or ano,her. f''s law for disricsing the state for the choice of mem bers of congress similar to that of 1853, has also been passed. This.is mere matter of ex pediency. Whe. 'her the members congress shall he elected by gen. era ticket or by districts is matter of but little con sequence, except that by districts the strength of the small states may be i.,ered away to really nothing. We should prefe' present as strong front 2" possible one way or other n Congress. If the Jackson pary, nt present. succeed through. out the s'a'e let tt have the bene, of the whole dele. sa'ion, and not present divided vote. Our state is not 70 sarge hut that all her citizens may in some de. gree become acquainted with her most eminent puhlic men before giving to them their votes. But we have neither time nor room to cnumera,e tur.her the acts passed by the late legislature. s
 rr '~ -F Tho last Hartford Courant gives the yeas and nays "ron the second vote for the removal Mr Sedgwick from the Sherifay of this county On the first vc,e 'sere were for his removal ssagans, n 100. On the "erond vote TIA for, and 7s against. Those who vo- ted for the removal the second time wno did DO, the first, are the following :-
 ,, Hartford C"""'y-Brewer. Loomis. Bailey--3.- New Have"--Gayard, $. Clark. Mix-3 N.w. Lon. doa-nOne. Fairfeld-Ssssvv--l.44iNi " isShaW,-W Wat. l kins, Simmons, Aiexaader, Marey--4. L,c hfieid- sore. M,rad,esex-Wieh,map, Palmer, Cook, Stan A.Gew were absent on the secoad vote who voted on the 6rst. 'h~tF'st '"' s@ W ,f.@ ~ sa-.-.- 7taS-@ss s4z <
 The Bridgeport Farmer, in nlusion to the removal of the Sheriff of Li,ch6eld coon,y, says---s
 "Mr. Sedgwick. the Sheriff of l.lsehseld Coany. has been removed from bas aere by ths Leg elaase
 appears 'aa M:: s rse.issd . n"%.e.iaa io the democra,s, and tor their RFasnnee, N nRseed o reappont several depuies who were in favor of inc adninserniioa. But As soon as he bad ohssined che oice he hurled them oaa, and supplied sheir paeea with whigs." 4 ff - I
 Now it is as we'll known to every in,sIliGent man ia Lch6eld eeaniy any other well authenticated fact that in the coanty msesisg, las year. NJ. Sedgwick received the vote ofonly ose member ofthe selfs,yed dem"asic Jacksosl pasy. while .. least one of the whigs voted for the opposing esodida,e And as
 this story abous his Pedgag hmself,o appoint Jack- deputies has been rnng through the legslasare, and is now re-vamped and circulating through the collar newspapers. t may he well to nail it down al, once as a bnse fabtieaon. Mr.. SsdsWiek ass.r mads any sack piedgss,he statement of tse Ch l. of Nonewass aud al others to the contrary nolwithsan. l ing. 4isltRaA .*saAs, sGgSE{
 1hs Baifsmore CpBrsstiaa.--Siens of oppugnasipB ,o the nomissa;on of hs Vice President already show themselves a virsieia. [, s exhibited ,De h saar- ter whese it wss lesslexpeeted. Eveashs RisInsmd Enquirer. while h dscIarss that ]. shaIl ssypa Mr vaa BsTes sss shs Presidency. utterly rejrr,s .ths practical anaatsamator" unworthy shs supposs of vissiaians. Tss edi'us Ays-y sasyslses wssAsll go ter Marin Van Bassa as Psesidsas-but not ios RiehaSst M. Joh0sonas Wee Fsssideps. WhA sll ear rt"Psc, ses .Aa' gsas'snaa, wssserss asvs hin tar | that oG6ee." ,.. Ffqn Esepe-An arrival at New. Yosa byiaxs ad. vices essidays later rom EselaSd esd Fsaaee bu, ihsre is % new q any sosseqseSes Ths lsslessi- y BilI ia the Fsench Chamber of Pesrs was uader discassion, bast was supposed particular ohs,asss wosld be sAEown in the way of i,s sesiiemens.
 I wegiveapibisveek 0 our political esvrespeudenis the space isseaded for editorial rsmasks. Aad ws would aaks eecssioa rsmas ,has he statemeass of H Vindex, proceed ffom q psrsoa whe C eaBve saant