Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-20

gsQ4AkI1H IAN kUHEN SENSE OF JUST1CE.--1 ne 10s in the character of MT. Van Bdren which we have long known him to possess, and which s the invaria- ble accompafGnento of marrow and contracted mind. A man of m exalted sense Ofjustice that delicate and chiyalrc spirit which cannot bear that another shall suffer injury through his instrumehtaty, would at once have voluntarily rendered u femuneraiion. How different would have been fhe condact of the higlrminded and magnanmous Clay. or the dsinser- ested and generous Harrison Chronicies 5.}isP x .'1, ,.....f.., M aBALrIMoRE, 22d Sent. 1886.
 Sir--Hayi1g heard tha, Mr. Van Bursn's driver < ran against your hSEss and ca;e ana G GeI&d?ngfted & your ref.sed 6crlnfy you toT the injury. saying that he would not be responsible fov the acts of his dyer you will do me and the public favor by stating the facts and making affidavit thereto, that may iey tlsI be- MT. H. F. Camp, of Washington City. present.T
 ,5s5 . BALrrMorr. sad Sent. la9e. March, 1884, I was riding down Pennsylvania avenue in Washington City. in q chaise; Iheard . carriage driving very ilriously Sehind me and turned to he right to give 1t space: The carriage turned at sharp angle and ran directly upon my gg and hofse, broke the gig and ripped npmy horee and endangerng my 6fe Isaw that it was the carriage of Mr. Van Bnren, with white driver. foreigner, and an outrider Af ter having shattered my gig they passed and held up
 little and laughed while Iwae gathering up the ffag- r1ents Gf the gig. wrote letter to Mf. Van Buren wqnted was to beinfomed Of them Dmake mo snifa- able reparaton, and referred him 10 Gov, Tcmlinson az fo my character and veracity \
 whatever said was entitled to fni credit, as MI. Tomlilson informed me afterward. MT. Van Buren gave the coachman my letter, who came to me and abused me in most iiieulting manner for having in formed tis master. then called upon Mir. Van Bu. ren at his house, and rscaptulased.ihe facte As had stated them n the letter. n the presence of Mr. syth. MT. Van Buren said that must be aware he Iisf look to him (s driyer, for wRatsvsr dansees @ he had done me and he never has made nc any fe- parasoa whatever. Yours. Tespecgnlly.
 ia z BALrrnosR crrr, State of Maryland, =.
 This day came H. E. Camp before me. thssubscrib;; made oath that the statemenss contaned l the fore going letter are true: VI VIM. ASHMAN. Y
 Rev. Barnabas Phinney, of wes,boroueh, has been charged with the seduction of ward, girl of about years of age, A council of clergymen on partial examination found the state of facts such that they deemed it advisable to counsel Mr. F. to ask of his church and society an immediate dismission. This it is understood has been done.-- BesscM' 1fans. o49 arA Fair Busiasss Tnnsactioa. "--A gentleman in neighboring town having occasion for aSew Blanks from which to make out wits sent by driver Of one of carriages to procure them, with request that
 
 tain that they were right. As the driver is Demo crat he called on one of the seEstyled Pocr Man, Friends, Y of the present Van Buren Democracy when, after examining them, the poUr s,uss Jftsnd pronounced them the real thing. The -poor man, aa in duty bound and out of respect for the pesr as.s iesd, offered to pay him for his irDubls no doubt that ss tho blsnls eos igl.9 esnfs iat the advice would mt more than double ahe eost- when he was informed that tho pay aodld be ONE DOL LAR, which was paid and he wishing tlike an hon. est manl to satisfy his employer. asked ior receipt which was refused = fsasea Hsrah.
 Dr. Sutherland. of PhiladeIpiia, well known as one of the most calculating politicians in Penn sylvania. has abandoned tho Van Buren party and s running as candidate for reelection, on the whig ticket in Southwark, his former district IL is said that the infamous Geo M. Dallas, she proposed foun- der of State null6eatm of siate Legislation. viii bs run aeains. him. Under such ciFcumslancas thase can he iile doabtef she doctor by lszgs msjsgity. af 1 Tof
 The Hudson Gazette stasss that on Monday iast. q tho labossss on the Hudson and Berkshire Rai Road were exeavadng bank In Ciaveraek, it suddsny co. vsd in and hrEied up four of tho woskmen, three q whom were rescued severely injured, but she lcarii was crushed ,o daalh ln tho mos. checking manner
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