Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-29

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 Appear to pOgeEty compared with thtOlh he nineteen nspois, without d;schaiging ihsir dniy They hold in their hands the ark of e e1IseutiOa and they val preserve it, with noble fmleD and an unaiIaken ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 23d. Ie9s.( . a s.s s1 s, A Thuuday, 1T A. M.s ! r1 You have no doubt received my letters conlaining the intelligence that the nineteen Ven Btren Escics addition towhat said before, thatthe Wing Eectos will remain at their posts ready to dschaSge ther d 1n the ConstutiOnal humber of electors are present, aud aey neD aCN IaaUe thr poi wntd the Senae dTe elesed ther POsOsrs nndsr de constitation cease
 provided tor them; and those who have families send tor them' This will no doubt be carried into effect. BaItiaROVe CkrOnicIe.
 Mr. Barber groans dreadfly at the result of thelate election in Maryland. He has found out n greatma- ny defects m the constitution of that state-but why nearer home Hartford and New Haven, with pop ulatOn ot over OO0 are allowed but FOUR repreeen- tatves whereas the tte patent democratic towns of Waterford. Durham, Holland, Hebron and Somers,, Ss, wltn population of less than 90O0O are allowed fOeR- y NepreseHf0tiues z! Now we ask the Registerman why thls IS so and why he does not see Fthe beam m ms own eye before he attempts to the mote from hls brothers eye'? We should probably hear more about this but for the fact that the ugly Wings J s@ye fseded @ majority both in E Haven md Hart, Keep as cool as he can-theFe ls more to come yet As Jacob says-"its use of crying "-NesO-f f1aUcR Palladium.
 Look at the large cities darge sores MT. Jefer- son used to call them) from Maine to Louisiana and you will find them nearly a under the control of the
 We suppose the Register will be willing to except New York, the largest city in the Union. when he talks aSou. 'oTSs' aud naimcre a,so .s wncn F tho cratic malortes have been larger than m any other city and they eIe welc9ms .e al the glory to be der- An Honorable Exception to tAe Collar Press-sThe Peoples Friend, Van Buren paper, recently estab- 6shed at Brookyie, Indiana, has in its 3d number the following compliment to Gen. Harrison - . s .. General Harrison we ssteem--we hold him in the highest estimation. We know him to be gentleman athome and abroad unbounded in his hospitality and
 The Connersvile Watchman, in the same State, under date of Sept 3d. thus remarks the foregoin
 When Gen. Hamson's friends abroad are appris- paper within 90 miles of his residence-and that pa- per which has been rotten up for the temporary and er press purpose of endeavorng to prevent his election they Wll, we sumlse be very apt to tnki tells pret ty well for him. The print has, in this, barely said and tens of thousands of Hanisons od soldiers and
 Ono ns yns and sady rHsS to deefs ss the grateful tear starts in their kaop himto 6e gentleman 0 hoane and abroad and snbosnded ia shipper of the New.York political huckster begs and beseeches the people of Indiana not to permit their feelings of gratitude to control their judgment so as to induce them to vote for their old Governor and de-
 Iisgetting unsafe for even 2 Van Buren man to a. A A Promising SIX Compaay,--The Massachusetts Silk Company was incorporated at the last session of the Mass. Legislature, with capital of @l50OO0 On receiving the Act of 1acorporatioB they immediately organized. and chose MT. Joseph K. Newell of the N. England Agricultural Warehouse, President. .ft mingham. lately belonging to Col N: Fisk. contain- acres by purchasing an adjoining lot, They have 7S- 900 white mulberry trees 1880 of the Morus Multi. caHlis, now in aourshing condition on the farm, be- Eades seed bed of2 acres sown to White and Chinese
 The Morus Multcaulis trees, on replan,ing, were Ia'd so that the propagation thereffom will triple or this season cultivated and the oyerseer estimates that
 sy he s1s % grSfs eSS Pe sm ssssoa h 4S Sns
 not yet broken and employed in the culture of the mulberry tees.-N. E. Farmer
 More Hal !---Mich;ga yanites have failed ganst all the power arts and persnasons of the office holders and the pensoned agents of e party in elect. ing large majority against accepting the proposition
  In l2 Counties. comprising the bulk of the population, the vote stands for assent (van Buren dissent (opposition) 30!-Fify is the whole number of dele- gates required and it IS said o be certain that the op -Rafhbsa Bailed- d-Beniamin Rathbun was bailedout of prison at Buffalo, on Thursday last, by the Hon. A. Gardiner The amount of the bond is 060,O0O to be signed by two gentlemen of New York, one of Niaga- ra County, one of Black Rock. and of Bufialo "a
 TExAs-The New Orleans Bee of the 18th says. .-- We have now been sometime without intelligence from this section of the country. The latest nforna- ton by the way of Nacogdoches, is that Gen. Hous- ton would be strongly supported for the Presidential Chair of the New Republic. Four hundred mounted Mexicans said to have appeared this side of the Rio Grande whose object the protection of the lives and property of such of their friends may still be within the limits of Texas. Gen. Felix Houston has been ordered to the Rio Grande with about the same nunber of Texians, to check the operations of the maIauden. ... K s.. t4a5p. .s5aa cad sqI The Globe is in tears on account of Gen. Harrison having ovenun the Old Dominion" 1" and arriving at the Capital Don't cry until the 4th of March, when you will have something to shed tean fcrs-Noah. f The Cholsa--An endorsement on the way bill from South Eantee states that the l5h and l6th instant there were fourteen cases Of Cholera on Col. PINE. NKys plantaton-three deaths at the last accounts.
 s''.3i fta '' MARRIED, se @es] z7t.e !" In New-Flaven, the Rev. Edward lngersOiI, RectOt | d. Church, Westp0rt, to Miss CathaEne Sey- %ogri Mr. SemgeL Ces.on ot England. to MS Ms rhs ~ in .i N Haven. Mr Hiram c IalesIse to Miss Fix. sSssh & Ann AsssT 1,sr MT s aaf H1n Heny sD % |