Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-12
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, MAY IL, 1886.

AAA0 AGN&%O4nNNA
LlTCHFIELD, MAY IL, 1886.
90 Mondays proceedings Of the Legislature, and
two or three communications, in Tyre, necessarily
postponed to next week.
U We would invite the attention Of our friends
the call ia a0o,her part Of paper Gr the Wings Of
this town TO NEE, and appoint delegates the State
Conven,iou TO be held in New. Haven next week. We
trust they will come loge,her and app"i" per.oas no
will attend; and thai the whgsin other towns
who have no, already appoi".ed delegates will take
the subject into immediate consideration I, might be
as well perhaps for those towns which send wing
representatives. authorize them represent the town
| in the Convention al.o. We hope every town will be
he done. Circumstances may arise before next No.
vemt'er by which the wings may be enabled to
the State from the hands Of " the spolers." q
john M. Niles! has been elected a Senator in Con.
gress by the Legislature 10 session to supply the
unex PRED term Of M. Smith. On The vote. which
took place has, Friday, Mr.. Niles had l2l votes, Wm
| w. Elsworsh 81, Andrew r. J0dson II, aad there
were 10 scattering. So Connection suffers herself 10
be dsgraced. There is Senator in Congress treat
ed with quite so much derisioD and contempt Mr..
Nies-nos even isaac hill himself. ''''
ENTHUSIASTICALLY triends have requested MS to
call the attention Of the nuisance committee tf there
he any such 10 the unseemy piles OF wood and rubbish
which geace oar Public Green, particularly those
10 front OF the Mansion House and County House, and
little west Of the latter. The Green 10 now becom-
ing what ss imports, and il would be very desi-
rable TO have all the rubbish cleared Of. There are
some eye-sores in North also, as well about
the centre. Shalt not Ltch6eld this sunmer appear
more Clearly Than does the eyes Of the ira.
weller and scjourner? Though /, cannot boast Of the
hustle and activity of some places, IL might lay claim
the character being neat, pleasant, and agreeable
village. ,... s. r.t
The Land BIZ. has at length passed the Senate Of
the United States by vote Of IS 10 90, no,whs,and.
ing there is administration majority in that body.
The following the yeas and nays upon it's passage.
Il will he seen that one Of our Senator's J. ID. Miles.
with characteristic reachery 10 the best Interests Of
the state. opposed the bill TO the last. -'
/ Yeas-Messrs. Black, Buchanan, Clay, Clayton,
Crii.ende". Davis. Ewing of O.. Goldshoropgh. Hen
bricks. Kent, knight, Leigh MKeaO, MangVm, NaU-I
dain, Nicholas, Porter Preniss, Prs:.Sn: Robbins.
soSn"rd sw c.Sa sS.s ,Sb.. s..
Of ILL.,, Grundy, Hill. Hubbard, King Of Ala, King Of
Geo., Linn. Moore Morris. Nilss. Rives, Robinson,
RUggies. Shepley. Tallmadge, Walker, Wrigh.-20.
The National I".eIligencer, in Publishing the pro-
ceedngs Of the Senate upon this subject, accompanies
them among others with these semarks :--' We con.
graduate the country the FINAL passage through the
SENATE Of this great, truly great. and hene6ceM
Thrice has il received the deliberate sanction
Of iha, body. II 10 called tor by the eonntry-caied
for by many States Of the Uni0n, with the great key
in Ateir We simNNrelv hOnN unnv
concentrate the support oI majori'y Of the Represen
iaives of the People u IL great Staie.right mea
sure we say empaa'cay Sta,e.rish; for Il gives 70
each State what ts ow", by the express terms OF the
leading a1d munifcent grant 60 ninously made
by the State Of Virginia. We trust that, should this
biz again pass the House Of Representative !. may
receive the saDclion Of the President. Considering
the opinion expressed by him in the face ol the Unio"
and Of the world in he memorable message Of 1929,
the sentiments of which were repeated i" subsequent
message; cOasidering the altered c0ndisiOD Of the
country siace he applied the veto 10 former similar
BILL and considering the surplus and the danger
which IL 10 exposed in the deposse hanks. we a"x:
iOusy hope that. reviewing oil bis opi0ions, and
adverting the known wishes and sentiments Of the
People, the President will not withhold his approba.
ton from measure second !" importance, we truly
aud conscieO0nsy believe, 10 no other eser present.
cd the consideration, passed by the votes Of the
members Of The National Legislature"
Death BY Iighin;ng.-Oa Monday afternoon the lst
inst. Miss Amy Rood, aged 49, the daughter Of Mr..
James Rood, living in the north part Of Norfolk. was
standing in the door Of neghbOrS hose during the
ihunder storm, the house struck. and che YVES in
sIaniiy killed by portion Of the dud. Another wo.
man 10 the same house was struck down. and IL was
Cor some time doubtful whether she woulA recover.
Resolutions have been iniroduced into the Legisa-
ure Of New-York for the srpuison herelrom Of John
c. Kemble ediior Of the Troy Budget and Isaac w.
Bishop members Of the Senate, both strong Vas b.
renises, "for moral and official misconduct" and 10
| believed that the resolutions will pass.
An arrival II New.York from France brings advces
that povioa Of the American Indemnify moaey, about
iwohirds. has been paid by che French govern
msss 70 haessEa, Roihschds and that the remainder
will be paid when ID becomes doe. in 1857 and 30.
~ The State Temperance Sseisty holds lie .....l
meeiing in New-HaveW Wednesday the I8,s jns,.
q, o'clock p. %. learn by noeice frssun ~
Secretary 10 the CouOeeiicu' Observer. s. s.ts
| at MARRIED,
In this village on the Bah inst. BY Rev. Mr. Hickok,
Mr.. Heary e. Lord TO Mrs. Mary w. BS:ier.
10 this iowa. on the 5h inst. by she Rev. 8. Fuller,
MI. Timo,hy Wadhams, Of Goshen, TO Miss Ansa o.
| born, Of this town. - a!Sa.
In Sosah Farms. an Tuesday morning the 10th inst.
| by ahe Rev. r. 8. Champion. Mr.. William L. Smed.
ley Mis- Julia C. Marsh, daughter Of NJ. Horace
i Marsh.
10 Versss, W. on the 1iih v Henry Seymour. Esq.
formerly Of shs place. Cashier Of the AshueI.s Danks
Keene, N. n. 70 Miss Levina Heat. o. that Plaee.
\ In Plymouth, the LIST inst Ed@ asd Mingshury, ID:
D. Of New YORK, 20 Miss Lucnda Terry, daashisr Of
In Bo:,oe. On the I'd inst. Ne. }. Q. Morgan, Of
Hartford 20 Misa Juliet PierpOS', daughter Of Rev.