Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-21

course has been to endeavor to blacken the name of men better than himself should resort tosuch method to "put money in his purse"
 TEMPERANCE NOTICE.
 The last County Meeting, at Winsted, was well att tended, and the following resolutions were unanimous ly adopted, after being fully discussed:
 ResOlUcd, That in the opinion of this meeting it is the duty of all our Temperance Societies to petition the next Legislature prohibit dsters from convert ing grain into alcohol. s, s ~ess@s
 ResolUed That inasmuch as entire abstinence from all intoxicating drinks is admitted by all the friends of temperance to be the only sure preventive to the for nation of incorporate habits and the only infalble remedy where such habits have been already formed; the time has therefore arrived when it becomes the imperative duty of all the professed friends of the tenn perance reformation either to adopt the total absti hence pledge, or to show reasons why they decline to do SO. 4E.t 4ft}
 The meeting adjourned to meet in Norfolk, on the fourth Tuesday in September at 10 o'clock A. M.- All auxiliary societies particularly requested to Oo''>' H. BALDWIN, Assistans Sec'y.
 Washington, Sept II, 1887,
 The following are ihe Committees of the Senate, appointed by the Vice President:
 Foreign Relations--Mes Buchanan, Tallmadge, King of Ga. Clay of Ky. and Rives.
 Finance- Messrs. Wright. Webster, Nicholas, Ben Commerce--Messrs King of Ala. Davis, Brown Ruegles and Norvel
 :. Manutactarss-- --Messrs. Niles. Buchanan, Preston .Agrsculure- -Messrs. Smith of G. Spencer, Linn, Mlitary Aeairs--Messrs. Benton, Preston, Tipton, M;hha-Messrs. Wall, Swift, Clay of Ala. Mouton, Smith of Indiana. ra...4
 Naual A6airs--Messrs Rives Southard Tall lnadge, Cnthbert, Williams. N. Public Lands-Messrs. Walker, Fulton, Clay of Ala. Roane, Prentiss -ait Hfltr
 Unsenled Claims-Messrs. Linn, Seveir, Bayard, Indian Agairs-Messrs White, seveir, Tipton, Claims----Messrs. Hubbard, Tipton, Crit.enden, .Judiciary-Messrs. Grundy, Morris, King of Ga. Wall, Clayton
 Post Office and Post Roads--Messrs, Robinson, Grundy, Knight, Brown, Niles.
 x Roads aud Canals-Messrs. Tipton, McKean, Nict- Psns;%onsEMessrs. % Morris, seveir, Prentss, Pierce, Roane. J8 Revolutionary Claims--Messrs. Brown, White, Crit tenden, NorveIl, Smith, G.
 District ef Colambia- -Messrs. Kent, King of Ala. Nicholas, Roane, Allen.
 Bayard, Prentiss, Robinson.
 Contingent Expenses of Senate-Messrs McKean, Esg.osssd BMs.-Messrs. Clay of Ala. Smith of h. En.oiled @ B,ils-Messrs Smith of Ct. Lyon, Alien.
 MONDAY, September Il.
 The Speaker announced the appointment of the Standing Committees of the House.
 Committee on Ways and Means.- Messrs Cambre- leng; of New.Y York ; MKi%, of Maryland Owens, yen 1ones sSf vigsa eg'fH Fletcher % % o Mass xie1on and >S., Elections ,Buchanran, Griffin, Hawkins, Kgore. Maury Townes, Bronson, Pennybacker' and ''dshsS Ciaigss-Messrs. whittlessy of Ohio, Grennen Chambers, Darlington, Graham of N. e, Russell Campbell of Tenn. Clarke, and Garter ot Maine. Louisiana. cushman. DeGraa, Lsgare, Holland Curtis, and Mason of Virginia. .,,., .~, z,
 Public Lands--Messrs. Boon,. Williams of N; C.. Lincoln, Casey. Chapman, Harrison, Anderson, Dun '": Past aI ofice and Post Roads--Messrs. Connor Brgs Hall, Cleveland, Hopkins, Hubley, Calhoun ol District of Conmbia- -Msssrs. Boudin, A. H. shep Vii Williams of Tennessee, and Hunter of Ohio. =
 Judci9ry-M Thomas. ko5er1son, s W;e aoqseH H Re Revolutionary , claims -dessrs Muhlenberg Craig Underwood, TaGferro, Fillmore, Foster, Parmenser
 Pahiic enditure--Messrs Haley. ogle; Alexan der. Titus, Srration. Rumsey, Fletcher of Vermont Crockett and Patterson.
 Weeks, Spencer, Moves, Davis, Randolph, and Mitch
 Private Land Claim. Messrs May. Ga,,and nd. oi Louisiana Calhoun of Mass, Harlan, BruyD Mallory Menufactures-Messrs. Adams Webster, Whittle' sey of Conn, Hosey, Slade, Riddle, TiiinGhast 'ai
 Indian Affairs -Messrs. Bell, Everett, Haynes Chaney, Montgomery, Parker, Campbell of B. C. Murray, and s. w. Morris. :,
 Militory Affars-Messrs. Mckay. Coles, Glascock Thompson Ghoson, Miller. Rives, Kemble, and M o'NIS MitiS-Messrs a. Glascock, wagener, Carer, Q Tennessee. Holt; Hamlne9d, Pratt Hunter ot sirg'n Navel Afiais--Messrs. lngham. Mi!lgan, head Wise, Gran,land, Moore, Richardson, Paynter' an' l Williams of N: Hampshire. u r,,s. ing, Jackson of Georgia, DFcmgoole, Rencher' Pope Terriiores- MessrS Patton Potts, Pickens Pearce Borden, Graves, Davee Jones of New-1 ofA' ana ai Revoutionary Pensions Messrs. Morgan. g Njngen smith, Bond, Fry, Johnson of Virginia, sbley, Ewing 'lTsy, TSyy,.IS iSc PeosonsMMsssr oo,S Taylor Williams Kentucky, Allen of Vermont, McClellan of New York, Petriken. Stuart, Heriod Rely, and Stanley Kennsn, Snyder. White of Kennedy. Fillmore. John son of Maryland Bick nell, and White of Indiana.
 Revisal of Unfinished Business Messrs. Mason ol OnlOs NOOiep COuttBatey LAean1p nuu teCA.
 Accounts-M Messrs. Johnson of Virginin, Grant, Mo. Cure c. Shepard of North Carolina, and Johnston o Maryland M. Morris of Pennsylvania, Jackson of New fork, Shepler, York, and Andrews
 Expenditures of the DepartInent of the Treasury Messrs. Allen of Vermont, shefer, AycHgg. Gray Expenditures of the War Department Messrs. Clowney, Vandecker, Holt. Motris of Ohio, Marvin. Expenditures of the Navy Deparment-Messrs. Rroadhead Mn well Goode, EdWards, and Graham