Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-22
Extract of a letter from Gen; Jesup, dated ,

Extract ot a letter from Gen. Jesup, dated Montgomery, Ald., Sept. 5, 1886.
 Sir -I came hither to-day to examine into the state of the supplies hand, and of selecting and forward ing such may be spared from the service in this
 on my WI way e to tS this place ace passed % % where there are about 5000 Indians who are to cross the Coosa to-day, and take up their line of march west ward; Hopoethe Yoho, whose departure Ireported few days ago. IS on his way to the west with 2S00 ot his band about 4OO0 will move in day or two from Talladega, if they have not moved already and l hope to have the whole nation in motion by the 20th Florida, whom have consented to allow to remain until the warriors return.
 Being able to dispense with the service of the Ten nessee volunteers, I directed Brig Gen. Armstrong several days ago to proceed with them to Florida, by easy marches. this day ordered the regular troops to concentrate at Fort Mitchell and Irwngton; they dssnes twenty miles; they will be pushed on to Florida about the 2Othi and hope to send, under Captain Lane from six hundred to thousand Indian warriors This force, if the Semnoles can be found, should put end to the war there in all October.
 Connecticut.-The example of this State is held up to the party the Reserve for their imitation. It is true that many of of that once respectable State, and still are proud to follow wateverof good example she may in former times have taught us.- But SO far from following her to the depths of political degradation to which executive patronage and gold have brought her, there is scarcely one in an hundred of the thousands of her who scattered through the West, who IS not almost ashamed to acknowledge the land of his birth Let hope that state once great in every thing desrableonce respectable in her standing in the halls of Congress, will yet over come the tremendous and corruptng electioneering patronage which have been brought to bear upon her. Who can remember without feeling of degradation and disgust that the beautiful land If his nativity is represented in the Senate of the United states by two such men as John M. Niles and Perry Smith
 Cleueland Herald.
 4 Simpleton.-The Bridgeport Farmer is silly enough to charge the Wings with designing to prevent an election of President by the people, This is one of the most foolish arguments ever urged against any party-for those who complain can prevent the evil they deprecate by ,cthdrauing ther candidate- 70! mo-" say they, "that will never do-you must withdraw yours p It comes to this, and nothing else can be made of it-and what sort of an argument is it Does it become sagacious men to use it to saga cious men Nobod ycan pretend it. The great diff fculty with the editors who whine about preventing election by the people, is that the people 'oon! goe for Martin Tan Bura-here is the rub! for if Van gets votes enough to elect him. how can the election on this head-show Van Baren to be worthy of the peoples votes if you that is the way to get him elected by the people, It is not for the interest of the Wings to cary the election into Congress-they mean to effect it the ballot boxes, and feel very confident of doing so.-Ne,o Eauen PoIlad.