Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-15
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 @be mails trog' 'OS Srr'espo"det of tAe EUs Post under the weight of the falseanrs c;r"nlo,d h @ enemies, and while am writing ,bnnsonds % ~ S,;o ySo Q. tne proceeongs ot your Conservatives are on their way toevery section of the Union under inc franLsnf your trends aye, of your real friends too Doub moi, i tor such IS the damning fact Treacherv and fraud are within the walls of the very Capitol, and money. or some equally potent agent, has corrupted those to whom the folding of Congressional speechesi entrust- ed, so that instead of the constituents of fhe demo- cratic members receiving the speeches of their repre- senatives, either whig fraud has substitutes conserv ahVe treason; or conservative tTcachery publishes co;lScrvaVc treason under the fraud ot genuine publican stamp-a republican members frank!
 Punish the wretches, say you--so say honest men of all parties; but You must catch them first, and to surprise offenders you must watch for iiem.''
 Keep your temper. Mr Van Buren's party is dis Soivl@ away like an iceberg before summer sum- insane asy u"l, for him and lis household friends, at kinderhook.-Courier.
 WHAT NEXT ?-Amos Kentall, ?. M. General, has the following extract:
 "1he travelling agents of thls Department will be ln.rucfed to call occasionally the draft offices without notce for Me purpose Of counting he cqSE oa hand, and also reporting the ,naner in ,uhcA is kc
 Here IS pretty project! A band of travelling agents are to be sent about the country from post of nee to post oce tor the purpose ofcountnc he cdsh on hand and reporting e in uhich is kept
 Albany Eue. Journal.
 The house of William H. Hallcnk, Esq. of Canton, was destroyed by fire on "Wednesday night last, to. geher with all the town records. The family had just time to escape in their night clothes.
 TExAS.-The resolutions in favor of the annexation of Texas which we noticed few days since as hav- ing passed the House of Representatives of ennes- see hy large majority, have since been unanimously adopted by the Senate.
 Mr. Adans-The death of JULIUS DENYING, Esu an. nounced in late number of your paper is an event, which may well excite public attention than the mere notice o the fact is likely to create The loss of such man IS rare occurrence; because few such men exist, at any one period. The elements of Mir. Demlngs mind were so blended and regulated, as to produce assembage of excellencies seldom united m one person. Ills UNDERSTANDING was singuary powerful; and as its operations were unimpeded by the doubllngs and evasions of artiice, they al ways simple and direct. Hence the conclusions of his judgment were, to remarkable degree, correct- He not only formed just opinions of the character of others but-what Is much more remarkable-enter- aneda correct estimate of hs otun at least he nev- CT orsrrated his powers; signal example of the efficiency of the understanding, when regulated by sound moral principle.
 His MORALS were free from stain, and above suspi- cion Engaged as he was, for long course of years ed, suspected him of the slightest deviation from the strict line of recttude Indeed, inferible integrity formed, in great measure, the ground work of his moral character; though t was by means soHta- hle; and his charities, though abundant, were so far from ostenatous, that his left hand was not allowed to know what his right hand vas doing
 He was, moreover, man of strict, consistent FIFTY, and pursued the walk of humble exemplary CHRIS TIAN-which character he sustained with undertaking uniformity, seeking for "glory, and honor and mmor. tality." c.