Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-02-11

Mr.. Adnms-We out here understand ,l,nt meet
ing "f The Jackson party held in your village two
or three weeks since to make arrangements for the
coming election, and To npron, Delegates to attend
the District Convention To make Senator for the
18th district; but as yet we have in Your paper
no notice Of il. What is the reason7 Was the 'ever-
lasting big tSl2oo) democrat present:
BLvE SWAMP.
In answer to our correspondent, "what is tho rea.
sou" have mot noticed the rrcen, political meeting
in this village for the appointment OF deegntcr &c
We reply. that nre much in The hai, nf noticing
the assembIages "f the little kno, Of office holders a.
,"" here We supposed il WAS known in all parts Of
the town that II meeting was 10 he held, for good
deal Of pains had been taken To spread it Ear and wide
and that it was equally well known that only some
half dozen persons except c6fcp.hcidp,s present
The chairman and secretary "f The meeting ~.
fce.hoIers deputy sherff-) and presume the six
eight people holders or expcc,nn,s Of office
at least of'he fur delegates appointed tn make Sen
a'nr is also L. $. officer. Aud |, is expected Of
such Office holAing AMI Office seeking gentry tina, they
will attend all political meetings aud d" every thing 10
their power TO have appointments filled in such man.
ner as that the incumhen,s will play into their hands
Whether the ever lasting hig ien,"cra," was presen,
ar not, have never taken the trouble I" inquire
Any "i the Blue Swamp Regency could probably tell
"n inquiry.
The Governor Of Ge"rgia has issued orders for
req"si,i"n Of $500 men, to he drafted from the Is,
D. 81, 5th, 9Th. Bib, 9Th and 10Th divisions to he held
i" readiness for immediate srrvice.' And seven vol.
"ateer companies, to wiz, the Hancock Blues, State
Femch:es "f Ea,"nion, Macon Volunteers, Morgan
Guards, Mnnroe M"sQue,eers, Washington Cavalry,
and Baldwin Cavalry, "have he-n ordered to march
forthwith to tho aid ofFIorida"
The time Of nj"urnmen, "f the next M citing Of tho
Li,chield County Temperance Socie,y, ne me n,oned
in the last Enquirer, should have been the fourth
Tuesday Of March, instead Of Februnry-,he smul,a.
Moons meeting Of the friends Of Temperance on the
fourth Tuesday Of February having caused the month.
y meeting of.ae society for that month to be omitted
W.B.
Til" fault was ours Of having II stated as it was-
The Secretary Of the meeting ut Torringlor in his
notice, stated that the meeting would he held in
March; but ne we supposed they he held once
month, we did mot know that February WAS an cxcep-
ton, for the "a"ees mentioned above, and made the
alteration from March to February.
Our Relations sriih FrnDre-No donbt now ~ lists
that Mediation has heen offered between the Unmed
States and France by the government "f Great Brit.
ain. We have rrason belieSe that the Executive
II the u. s., wiih"WI con sWl'ing the SeWaiswe do
mot know that necessary that II should do
haa acted this rT"posni0N. add that dispatches
non"ciHg it's determination, OF the way TO the sea-
| board.
We do not know amy thing Of the particulars Of ei.
Their the proposition The reply. Perhaps this morn
ing's Official Journal may furaish inflammation
| respecting both. Meanwhile lest, f"r diplomatic
| s"ns. q siUdioUs silence should he observed in that
quarter, think il proper, f"r The n"rma"n IL our
readers, 10 state our mrresson that The proherrd Me.
! tiaiion by Great B'iain a common friend, has
! been acrepied Nv the Executive Of the u. >. Such
l m offer could moi indeed welt he declined by
oo M" disposed To place itself out Of the pale Of the
| law of BaOns.
The reader mUSi, however. bear in mind that, he.
| tween 0aiions. Medatinn and Admiration ARE ant the
'"me thing; A'bitrafion accepted ny b'"h parties,
w""d, :" certain exirni. he obligatory on both.
! The acceptance Of Mpdinfion concludes He,hing he.
tween the parties; hut only leaves the door "en for
"onc"h''on and adjustment through the medium al n
c"mMon trI"nd. inieresed, with all the rest of the
w"'h ~ preventing WAnInn or unnecessary dSlur.
nance 81 the peace Ut Nations
u a'"ch' however, that intercourse between The
Two countries mas been thus re-opsosd thro' chan.