Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-24

1 And the first white hntr+,Ay, In the euM goes fitting by. Turn thy eyes to earth and heaven! God for .hee the Spring has give"i Taught the birds their melodies, l Clothed the Earth, and ctear'd ihe skies, For thy pieasurc lty tOod- l Pour thy soul n gratitude!
 BY HIS EXCEL'CY HENRY w. EDWARDS, 1 GOuernor of she Slate of Connecticut--
 A PROCLAMATION.
 The period of the year is approaching, at which i, has bee" usual for the people of this State apart and devote day iO the purposes of alstine nce, self-examina'ion, aud humble suppcaon. ]" accordance therefore, with this usage, hereby appoint Friday, the first day of April next be o- served % "s a day (" Fasting H"m'a'i"n, and Prayer "nd hereby invite all the people of this State, of whatever sect OF denomination, that day devote themselves lhose duties and exercises w hch are alproprmte 10 a Christian Fast-and particularly, Io assemble with iEeIr pastors and religious teachers in Iheir usual places nl worship, and .ievouy aud fer ] Seniiy 10 snppirare our Heavenly Father that he would be pie'spd tU cOnlinue our State and Nation the inesmabe privileges and advantages with which he has favored Us, ln giving us Q Revelation nf His will, and institutions which secure IO us tie inesIi- ! mahIe privilege of rendering ""," him Una, worship we believe [" be our duty, amd which inviie the full exrrc'se and detei"peneni "i those faculties WH, whch we are gifted, and the (uli irWii"n of the products of"ur industry and that He would tend these privileges to those nations which sit
 
 task masters. Tha, He would make duly sensible "f His g""dness towards and incline hearts a due acknowledgment of /; and that N may be led IO exercise privileges in a suiiabe and heco,niny manner, and abstain from their improper use. That we may so live as to show elves unworthy tue iHr'her continuance of his ""d l"vins kindness That ID all Ih'"gs in which we have departed from
 Ills will, He would make tie sensible "f our and enable the right way and continue siea- aslly therein. That He would give us peace with all ma"H'""' and ever "r'."e us (" respect the rights "t ":her communities, and dispose iipml,o deal jns,ly with na. Tha, he would give a spirit of charity, and disposition [" examine ourselves, aud purifv own hearts aud lives, rather than o cast ce nsurc on others That |" our efforts Ia improve condition. and Td ourselves of eVa. may i'o ena,"h die. crrn and tffpciUally pursue the medium between rr"irac'cd continuance aud sudden and vOlcnI irans | 'i"n. That he would remember Ws in the seHs"ns of seed tune and harvest which aIe apprnarh'n2-h"Rs our la,OTR and cause the earth bring forth ahun dan'Iy that he would enable Iraversr the 'n safety, and encourage an protect mechanical ski l and industry: that he would continue the hess 'ng "f healh and save from wasting and dcsoaIing 1 sickness.
 1 And above all, that we may ',e enabled through the graci"ns influences of His Holy Spirit, ." [" pass through this vale of tears. that finally through the mer''s and interces+io" "f his Son Saviour, we may be received int" the mansions oi re. where all tears will be wiped away, and there will he no more sorrow I,aiD
 Given under my hand and ,he seal of said State. ai l Nrw.llaven. this 29h day o( February. iu the 1 year "f""r Lord cue 'h"usa"d eight hundred and 1 lhOPpenutNCe HENRY w. EDWARDS. By his Excellency'a command,
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 FIRST RArE.-Thr following notice appeared in 1 IAie number o( the New.Ynrk Commercial Ahvrrli. ser. l. is admirable h al cur ravinR and vene. rated Prr-iden,' aud " FRINGE" l WANTED TO CHARTER-Forth the Straiks of l Babsimnndei mud ihe Rpd Seq. l Q hP pn Staf hnVin dec ed ha, ,f the Bank of hp United States were re- har ,crrh " hs nouid Ry 10 the fn,therrst deserts o Ara 6y" the subscribers desir"us of rhariering fast smiling cOrper-hotOme and copper. fastened ship of about six hnnd,ed I"ns buihcn, with n c"mm"dious rah" and state ro"ms, for the accommodation of ,he Executive a" his suite. on the prop"seh voyage. She will be hlarpd under the command oG Commodore FL l"t'. and mus, hc ready [" sail that ds'in gui-hed commander returns from the Mediterranean. N. B. r"mm"dious sieerage will he necessary for the accommodation "f the Kurhen Cabinet. Apply 10 PETER FRANCIS BLAIR & co.
 Wh"lesae Brokers. 67 No"h Seco"ds,ree', Jack. con City, near the Potomac Bridge, opposite Wash. ius,ou.
 Pennsylvania IS. Vrginin.-While Virginia is i". s'r"ci'"g he' Senators to vote for sxp""ei"g certain resolutions, Pennsylvania has adopted the following resolution in the House, 65 to 24.
 Resolred. 6y hhs Sennte and House of R.pr.srntn. tires of fhe COm0neenh of Pennsyipnnin. in Grner- ni Assembly met Ina, Sen","rs in C"ne ress viz 1 Gen. SAMUEL MKEAN and JAMES BUCHAN. AN, EbQ. are hereby iRRrUcied iO against any 1 and every revolution which has been may he inGro- duced into the Senate of fihe United States from the journals of the Senate res"lut"n passed the 18th day of March, A. D. 1884. in the following words, viz: "Resoved, That Ihe President, in the late executive proceeding in relation io the public revenue, has assumed upon hime h auh", i,y and pow CT not conferred by the constitution and laws, but q" derogaiiOn of bolh."
 1 Resolved, That the Governor he requested 10 conn municae copy of the above resolution" to the Se""- tors aforesaid
 The papers state that the resolutions will be ad"r. ted bv the Senaie-and that as Mr. BUrhanan avowed m he letter Of acceptance, [" Obey the Legislature or
 resign, ia supposed he will be forced 10 tue latter course.-N. r. Adv.
 Henry 4. Wise. the Representative in Congress from Virginia, who has recently distinguished himseit by his fearless expose of,he disR o the administration parry during the fast session, Is sa to be about iweniysevsn years Ofnse He has already gained reputation a clear logical. and eloquent debaier-aRd as a thorough c"natiUi iOnal lawyer.- The South and West certainly open a great field for young men in political well pecUHiary point [" view. And !, is the certainty of being hrough, for ward s"o"er iD public capacities and in the ease and r"p.d"v which Er'uNes acquired there. that ha' drained C"nneciic"' "f her taleHi and her enterprise Nearly one-fhird "f the leading in 'he State {" New York are "aiivss of this State. Granger, and | H""': and Ss"rrs the three Tracys, and Wal~or'h and Cor0'nK. were born is Connecticut From being represented in Congress ny six of the Ose able and AinHUenal members, now FepreseWtAd by nix o Nk Namn9A NtA - SAMm -A.