Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-01
From ne Long IsldhI Star.

complains on the part Of Mechanics, that IhSy could
not obtain employment in on! Navy Yard, because
but deeming i mere speculation we have not noticed
u. We have IL now iron good authority, Ahat IN
STRUcToNs HAVE BEEN SENT FROM WAsHINoToN,
RNcR 10 THEIR POLITICS. Our informant also statea
that in accordance with these instructions an employ.
or in the Yard lwhO . known to DO q WhieJ has
been informed that unless be hereafter employ ma.
OriGy Of the friends Of the administration, he mayex-
pect TO be discharged. We could. necessary, give
The name Of the person who brought the order from
Washington, and the name OF the Wing who was
I'VE expect from the Evening Post q denunciatiOn
Of this prescription. II a Wing merchant owning bis
Administration Of the Government ie, Of the WHOLE
PEOPLE, employs oRy Wings. o. should dlsmis! Lo-
co-Foco, the Post rings with denunciation In the
bound to employ people Of ali parties for Is The Gov.
eminent Of all parties whereas in the other, the
chant 10 his own factorihe absolute proprietor of his
ward them, just as he wills.>-N Y Ezpress.
Or The fact that the lOcOs are determined TO make
comparison of the results Of the recent town meet
fall when the sumo kind Of meetings were beld s GOOD
evidence that they feel pretty well used up. They
ought to be willing 10 compare torn meetings with tho
large minority Of them, and If there had been any
reactions, such comparisons w0nld show it plain
enough, without referring TO elections Of different
cndTdcleT DuL Iet tHem compare me recent eec~
tons with those Of last spring. and still they will show
their condition to be very sorry one even by claim.
ing divided towns, and towns where there was no
contest and also towns where the wings were entire.
y suceessful-aE which they have done IN. HareN
PdLI0dinm.
LynchinG Ersrocrdinory.-.-A barrel Of wl,iskey
med by fire, at Valley Forge, Va, after temperance
address by the Rev. Mr. Hunt the leader of the oyk
OF destruction was dealerin ardent spirits. :
The Wing losses in Ohio-The Louisville Journal
says: We hear from Ohio, the defeat Of The Wings
in the Legislative elections in 10 or - counties is rem
dered almost certain by the fact Of their having in
those counties puralities Of candidates, all resoluely
bent on not giving way to each other. How strange,
that men, who wear the patriotic name Of Wings,
should show that their own petty aggrandizenlent il
much nearer their hearts than the great interests
Of their country
rog Shops-We learn with satisfa ction that theso
pests are receiving the attention Of the corporation OF
the second Municipality Of this city. A friend in.
formed US that it is made unlawful for any OF
them to be kept open, utter the firing Of the eight
o'clock gun. A suggestion has also been made in
the council TO have every Of the keepers of these
establishments prosecuted, whose doors shall be found
open after that hour. This is cheering intelligence
Though these places ut al times the haunts OF
deness, intoxication and vice, il they can be prevent
ed from being the scenes cf night debauch and VIC.
Ience, part Of tho evil will I've prevented. We hope.
also, that such proceedings will be but the BEGINNING
OF reform which shall move forward tin such bitter
nulsanccs shall be utterly removed.-N. o. Observer
Tories beaten erery where.-What is the power ofa
State in contested election Both branches of Tho
beyond doubt, for they choose Ssna tors i'm
Congress- is the source Of legislation, the true Go.
vcrnment Of the State. The Governor is q mere in.
divdual bound to execute the laws and Of limited in.
fuence. Well. how do the wings stand in The recent
elections. They have carried both branches of tho
Legislature in LouiSiona, North Carolina, Maryland
Pennsylvania and New Jersey!!
Legal ralue Of cowhiding Henry Wilkes and
Edward Wilkes, who were last week convicted ofan
assault upon Dr. George Wilkes, were yesterday BROS
before the Court Of Sessions and sentenced respect.
lively as follows :-Honry Wilkes to pay fine OF S2s
and Edward Wilkes TO be imprisoned in the city pr-
son IS days, and pay fine Of 9250.-N.' Y. Star.
A warm electoral contest is approaching in Msssa.
chuse''. in regard ,o,he license laws party dis,ine.
tons merged in this great question. The result 10
by many considered dubious, some are confident tha.
repeal of,he law will be effected, but the friends Of
umph.
Death Of the Hon. Nathan Sanford.-The decease Of
this distinguished gentleman, took place at his resi-.
dence in Flushing, Long Island the 18th nst at tho
age Of 81 years. Mr. s. served the State successive.
ly in various distinguished posts. He was at fret
Speaker Of the New York House Of Assembly. then
District Attorney of,hc United States for New York.
and afterwards Senator in the Congress Of the Uni.
Co. r.
pointed Chancellor Of this State. On Office which he
held about two years. during which he made several
important decisions He resigned it to represent hs
State again in the United States Senate For several
years pas. his health has been fradualIy declining.
NeaO York Express.
WING NEwsPAPERs.-We beg the attention Of our
political friends one and all, to the important duty Of
attending to the business Of extending the crcula-
ton Of the Wing newspapers. Il is an obligation
which all ought to feel: and duty which every man
ought to undertake in his own way and his own
Is not The nerspopers srAicA filed
,Oith political strife and 0nimosi, during he heatV
the contested elections shicA make converts chicA
bsid and sustain party. But it is the silent and
gradual influence acquired by nm honest and fairly
conducted newspaper, regularly received aud quietly
read at the family freside, which is what we value
and seek for. Every man ought to subscribe to some
newspaper; not only f,r the amount Of knowledge
and entertainment which it will mpart to hmselfand
his family. but for the animation it impars and the
mental action it awakens especially in useful minds.
t'- '"... Portsmouth, Journal.
The celebrated Indian warrior, Muck.kerla.me.
or BLACK Hawk, died at his camp on
the river Des Moines. on the Sd ins aged 70 years.
Emigration from Canada to IosOa-So far as the
acquisition Of population is concerned, Iowa s likely
to reap great hene, from the present unsettled state
fittings in the Canadas. The latest papers have
received give accounts Of only hundreds but thou