Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23

'ns. Your friend, and obd't serv't,il d4idH ,vAsse J. DOWNING, ,Major,-4v .z Downingville Militia, 2d Brigade. i r. From hte Na,ioaal Intetigeaeer. a1ei,H7
 TWENTY-FIVE FACTS. .@s-Ae t,- The sublo'ned array of facts, succinctly stated is from the New Jersey Fedonian one of the most res pesens m bst n any ehs state of the @ weghy are of Rsse has. sa sSsTs anS nSs the cleares. proof and, what $ more te lit might be extended to double the length, with other facts, e qually condemnatory and equally true. FAcTS
 Nis q tact, that when the present party came into power the country at peace prosperous and hap
 H is facf that we are now at war. and in state. of deplorable misery and
 ,s atact that the party promised to make the na- ton better oil than they found it. F. .., # H.sa tGct, that 1t is ncomparably worse off, ts.,. HisG tact, that they promised reform in abuses which they said had crept into the administration of
 Hiso tact, that these abuses have increased tenol A E tdcf. that they promised economy in the tional expenditures. This was cardinal point with
 Nis fact. that these expenditures have increased year, under the administration of MT. Adams, was deemed so extravagant as to be the cause of his dis missal from office H ise taci, that these expenditures are now be- tween irfy and for'y n'''oAs year and more called
 N Nis fac, that, under the former Administrations. the sending of numerous diplomatic agents abroad was considered ground for serious complaint and source of great corruption. a.-.. IS fact, that this description of agents numerous now, and much expensive; tha1ltbey have ever been >''t 1s9 - N fact that the occasional employment by the. Administration, of persons who had heen members of Congress was denounced as gross abuse of patron- age, and made corruption the order ofthe day"
 N is f;lCf, that more members of Congress have 1 haa n NfAy nor
 three to one than ever received office under former Adminstrations. @ s9
 Aaa fact, that the present party found plenty of money in the country, and of the very best descnp-
 His fact, that money is now runously scarce, and hardly worth having when obtained.
 N Ha fact, that silver and gold were as common as paper when ths party took the rens Of Govern
 Nisa faci, that it is now only to be had by the of flee holders and the favortes of the Administrations.
 Nis G1ci, that silver and gold were then the prop hIa facf, that they are now in the almost exclu- sive enjoyment and control ofthe Goucrnment. f..
 lisa tact, that from the very day that the present party ba no ndsry amd
 Misa Jac,, that this capital is now greatly dmin- shed the industry parniy sed and the currency m pn1
 H isa fact that the present party have had control in almost all the States as we'll as in the United
 ;s q fact, that wherever they have exercised pow CT, it has been to,the public detfment. s,It,..
 IL is q tacf, that with a surplus revenue in the Treasury, year ago, of more than forfy a'sons' the Treasury is now declared to be bankrupt!
 Mefeoriic SioUer cf Nov. lS37-For six years past hege has been an % S % T5 ef NJ. vember. This year the same plenelaeno9 occurred again. though on scale inferor to that of some cr- %ss yssaIs s. by @ Journal of Commerce, supposed to be Professor Om- sted was as follows he setting sun on lhe evening lions large columns of vapnr of peculiar rose color, hue appeared in the North West but before seven s @ ssiy sI 8s @ very brightly, so as almost to render the stars nvis be. No shooting stars were seen until five minutes past one o'clock, when they began to appear epana- ting from the same points in the heavens as n former years They continued to fals at considerable lnier. Ss n asSss es a1s Ss % o have been visible through so strong q moon light Their velocity was SO great as to exhibit the appear eye, not unlike that produced by stick ignited at the end and whired in tho ar. The whole number coun- ted during the night was 266. Conas ObseTcer' ' E9iFtGDt 3iFdf SisS .}& &- v E $r fets$S J4s il Gen. Jacksons Experiments resemble the gun of Hudibsas in kicking their owner ovor His attempts to economise the expenditures of the government re- suited in increasing them from 9l3000OOO to eS600o 600 per annufn--(see Messrs. Cambreleng's and | Woodhurys statements) while his [" humble efforts restore the constitutional currency ofgold and sl' ver have resulted in the punishment of the precious metals from circulation. and the emission ot lreaspV notes to enable the government to pay its debfs EEecntion. 1.-The Louisville Journal reports that MI chael Sheslap the German who wuEdeLels wos9an :.
 few weeks aco at midday in tho streets ci tnss was tried and Condemned to Do hanged on the ittn oa November. He pleaded guilty a E. Rsfaemens-A Paris Journal, speaking ot crimisi- al condemned to death at Lyons who had attempted suicide, says: 2. Medical assistance belng Psompy administered, he is now oa Hanger. and VI" tomor' row undergo tRe sentence efthslS'n
 I1,porfance ofa single Voss-A gentleman In Bos- ton from Pymouh, not getting through with his hu- sness until after the departure of the stage teck chaise for home, feeling as he did the impOr.anes of even one vote That town gave . wAig maic1itY ! of one vote. ~E -nHl 7s1-selrq-,fj