Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13
THE ENQBRER. 2
LlTCIEFIELD, 9.sfa. i'm.

LlTCMtfELD, OCT.aiS, 1888.
 0bevtin 1ssetuss Oaio-tve have given in a prece ding column of today Enquirer q letter detailinu sOme acs ~if regard t6 this hsdtdti6h; which EwH no doubt be peruSsd By a1aat of our read ers in this town iRstat tls bkesst tme-more espe. ciaARaeit Bleles lg Theo0gical Profes thpl wi soon become, it be not already so the rival q the one over which our pastor, Rev. Mr HIcKoK, has had an invitation to preside; It win be remembered by those who attended the late meeting of the Conso ciation in this village to take into consideration the prOpdety ofdihmissing Mr.. Hickok from his pastoml conexiou here to enter upon the PrOfessorship in the Hudson Coliege hcwdificult it was towringfrom Mir. PIkRcE te President df that Institution and who has besntle pfneipA in endeavorinR to wrest MI. Hckok from his people here,) da9 facts with re gard to the obadin establishment, even that such mn institution existed The reader will learn bv this ex tract that it is altogether the most fourshne literary institution in the statehaving probably as many stu dents as AEksfheOthee Colleges and TheolCdcAl Semi naries That there are some things in the government ofibwleh@ e many maybe considErea obiectapables there cannot be doubt but; we believe all Congrega- ticnahss viii award to it the merit of oftlodosg VI
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 We mentioned last week that we might again recur to some things which took place before the late eccle sascal tribunal in s place. but on more mature re- flection have concluded to withhold any further re at any rate for the present, The CorsoSiatiot decided, very correctly tn opinion that the pasto- ral rshkbh sbetwesnA Minister and bis people could not be dissolved without assent of the church and society. aes.A$s&S% & asss 68, VI
 Ano6ers ss meeting has hoSsVerbssn called at the request qf Mir ckok for this (yVednesdaylae teEnoon to take the subject againinto
 but aAour RapeF Wl goto press before the assembling of the meeting, cannot give the decision till nex weck.lA .a9isnH fc ffsiif 3dS -9@hgI IIs&f.i z
 Murfan5, all hgl The result of the election last week in Maryland has proved perfect dispersion of the Van Burenforces- -they are scattered in sach a manner that it is doubtful whether in November they can-be plavniIed upon to rally again. The conduct of the Wan Buren, Senatorial Electors in refusing to
 meet their Whig brethrento choose the State Senate
 in consequence of which the state is thrown into an attitude of Rev6ufion opened the eyes Of thou sands to the madness, the reeklessness the utter ea titution principle of their party. and they are aban- doning it by scores and by hundreds, Evenin Balt- more, the hotbed of the party, they shaken and theRet trial will with suitable exertion be overhrown OnlNsfour weeks ago, and Baltimore gave the Tory NulhHing Electors majority of i6A votes-now she i,asgiRen faajo5tys only 800! Such change in so Ahost lime alnost unprecedented in the annals ofpasty weEfare Coon, friends of Liberty your re- demption nigh The changes in other parts of the state, though hot quite equal to Baltimore, are cheer ingseahe heart fvery patriot Look at the returns in another part6f our paper. The Tories have suc- ceesd in eectAg only l9 members of the legislature ontCf6O, the whole number. :
 Ths State Eectionsin Georgia took place last week and in Pennsylvan,a and OAiothe.- We hope to hear eqsalW good accounts from ,hese States as from Ma rylzm1, though can hardly eEpecs it. gGeoreia we have generally conceded to Van Buren: in Ohio and Pennsylvania thecoiiest we apprehend will be close; and if Van Bufehlosss eitherw we think his chance of ohssining the fesidency isdesperate, if not aogeh CT hcReless. Heaven grant it may be SO. We shall bsgSEfto getIsttirns m | few days.
 Ns6Jeyse4 alo holds her State election this week i; bst as she is uniformly considered as ]" sold to the Dalsh." wescahpot expect any thing favorable from .shsEss
 kESr.-We congratulate our friends in Kent upon the suspicious resu. of their recent town election We leasnthaf iis CkiaesSenfnfces, ndGr the banner of Van BureD and ocor rfocoism. weresdsieated bya ma josity of upwardsof Co votes Itwill be remerbefsd that this town hns3aretofore gsena Jackson maiorty If 60 or ID but becoming convinced thatyai, Burez ism is hot acksonsm or that like the cotoaisR pf sharon, any thing but what intelligent freemsn could the people have abandoned 1t for something tangible and reputable 1''at r "'s'@ t@'EIH'<ha ati.---3f. 1&iiit GEtG E.t7
 7:ae poor Boy ef Ethi, of whose pitiable story ~s gave very brief notice . few weeks ago, seems to occasion the Hon. Judge of Probate vast deal of un easiness and trouble. Keep cool; sir keep coof hard words and harder threats are rarely ofbenet to any body. We gave the boys story he told it. without vouching fosiss entire accEaGy.it washowever, we understand, substantially correct k cannot be den ed hat the Judge Aas beea hoag not drscily so for rheiss oar five months, engaged in the aaific of ardent 1pi aii1iug Isp Rum and Blackstone. Pup. pelo and Cntty, Gin and Brandy with Swift and Day
 that he had store in which -the creature was re- tailed isanN qaauiies proba Ny 6on cents worth to as many gallons as purchaser wanted, We never sad thst Mi Chittsnden vas sngaeed in the selling ofiquor noD, ghongh we supposed it was the cass,) but that the boy said that his father had been in the habit of getting it Of him, which we have no doubt Is tieSact.t .t Hbs sstplN under Gtiaendens smanagemSnt ~a: ss ee'o1i9s' s FVR hole asse1y e in Kent ep'er
 In Pennsyiyana, is customary on the week pgevi- ous to thE Seh&sf seeipnb1 hda an slecdoh for the choice of Inspectors preside atthe pols and some- times is. and, sometimes is not contested Sn party grounds. At the election last week in Hanishnrgh, ahs tories carried the day bya few voses wsn thcir paeasss set up tt once the shout of Eaisbsrgk sief'