Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-14
From the Boston Courier.

anu especIoty 90 0h80l1te cfe0Or as the govern ment under which he lives, he may well make hlmsef merry with his embarrassments as to scold bout then Neither sober reasoning nor vtuperation VIII change the will of the tyrants who now govern PmrApET1HrA, Nov 2, 1897.
 Mr. Edtor-Having been at Washington, to trans an interesting kind, stop in this city long enough to glve the particulars hoping you will hold them up be- fore an insuted community.
 My business was principally with the Patent Off. ces, and having Rochester Bank paper. exchanged tor United States Bank paper, while my way, in New York city, as was informed there that it would be receved at the Patent Office. But when arrived at Washington found that Uncle Sam had contro- versy with the bank still He eaid he would not take therefore went in search of broker, and bought
 Treasury order for one hundred dollars, ninety of which wished to pay to Uncle Sam's agent, Mir. Hand, the chief clerk in the Patent Office, and dingly presentedit; but MT. Hand, in very genteel l me back the ten dollars. s And here l ran against another snag But, said Mr. Hand, would like to have you go and present for we have never had the like happen before. Well, was as ignorant of matters and things in the great city, as Jack Downing was of the country, when he ms @ Tss H's l thing But yet could not get along very well, for had the advantage ofm However, after moments reflection; recolected that was only one of the
 yeIy we h % or nea so had to walk, seemed quite short 's5a .a. q .. f We'll, wentin, and in my hurry to despatch busi- kiss the floor, but told Uncle Sams agent that owed him ninety dollars, and had his note for huudred, and wished him to take his note, and give me ten dol lars. And, strange and ridiculous will appear, he refused to take the note and give me hack dollars
 And when inquired what in the name of the People had to do he very ccoldy remarked, "Oh you can go to the brokers and buy the specie. And did co yes, did so, and then went the third lime, and f
 nally succeeded in depositing ninety dollars.
 All these things are facts, as they, actually took ern New York, to admire our exchange system, and to tell my friends to submit, for they are nothing but common People. Yours respectfully.
 Spring Elect;on.-We find the Tory papers of the | state already aroused to a commencement of the Spring campaign. The late town elections have fill disguise it. The free expression of public opinion, as then manifested at the pools, wne too decisvelya, gainst them to Do regarded with indtierence.and edy fully persuaded their power has departed It is amusing to hear them explaining the result by claim ing apathy m theiI own ranks But tssy themseIvcs They know that . multitude of their former friends have opened their eyes 10 the feaffu ruin brought
 e ] eTS ayd py & e ,Ssy shaken off the chains of parsy. and acted ;ndepen- denily for the public good TheFeisin dur judgnen
 We might as vell attempt b mingle oil and waser
 Have We not therefore every motive for prompt and persevering effort Can the Wfigs of Connecticut then fail to exert every nerve for the othe general welfare by the the com ing election Are they willing to be farher misrep resented in our national councils by the men we have lately sent there2 Did not those men vote unan- niously to withhold the fourth instalment of tie sur plus revenue, which has been voted the country by Congtesyi Have they not shown disposition from arouse themselves. They caf carry the state there is no doubt. and we think they 'sill sssnre.ily do so @ ea t3 JfftzyQs sHta 5Is dLI4 hsfaefitlUs 56afI f Vap Brren's Fagl,ndn. " The Hon. Silas Wrigh; has been feeling the public pnlse in Connecticu ashe did last summer in Vermont, and summer before lasf tue Wiiss next in order but Sena,or Wright hopes been ssocusssg 4 Hartford wiih ,hs Loco Foco Sen ty, toca out Perry Smith, All these big Loce Eocos sS w to e hs ssf ss Ss e6
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 s oss bs @Sss So ss s s's E them so s aS @ pet--N. f. EEPress. f sil5Sss N ,is39sy .;.' z, ar The Albany, Argus, in summing up the causes Snced Hes Ss s rsvSon sS1H % in isf
 bc disguised that many persons have been misled by their fears, operated upon by the false assumptions o crinainats dack upon e tanks and spon indiridnals conaected pih them by GJeW Republican jonrnals. - We have no doubt this strictly true, and we sincere would learn wisdom therefr0m, and their indis- crninaie" and in thesnaln, gronndIess attacks upon the Banking institutions ef the country which
 nings of ignorant and selfish demagogues, which not be supported by facts or sound argument, and which like all sensless and urprnciped attempts at prescription and persecution, will assuredy react up onits authors Harlford PGtrid ". B. The R,ght Coaelusion.- The Whigs of New York, having celebrated in becoming manner the recent ceeded immediately do all in ipr power to aid the poor of the city during the coming winter They held | q meeting at Broadway House on Saturday evening were appointed for each wnrd to collect subscriptions and receive donations. general meeting was to be held at Masonic Hall last evening to adopt measures extensive scale. The fund collected is to be mnledi- sssy laid out in clothing fuel ond provisions to be Without of nssT H % r,x
 particular remark, as highly credtabe to the gentle. men concerned, that Mesers Boyden, Coleman and S,e'sSn of she AstcT House Robat C. Cru'tscden of House, and Blake & Reed of the Wayerly House, | while they could not illuminate tber extensive esab
 ilshments on account ot torieIng their insurance plmentary letter. the amount in cash of the expense of such humnations 10 be added to the fund for the benefit cf the poor Let the toy leaders. who have somuch concerned about the pocE and 'fke goor mens rights" follow the good example here set fhem and tnsr WI, Ps e4tsa E so some respectful 4 Reswrecsion About forty years aeo. a MT. Dean, then some twenty yeors of age, left this city and large circle of relatives to make voyage to China. expecting to return wth the ship but being cast away he was doomed to he fate of lucklsss wandeUer in strange lands without an opportunity of
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