Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-08

We have the most eae0urasup acco,,uta from, ii
partSel tle algle. q I, ~ wings sSdll
victory doubtful. Now IS tie f!,e for ssrong er
preston If public sentiment. There should be ma.
orty for Mr.. Ellsworth Of two thousand over all other
candidates. Let US strive to obtain PalLadiunt.
We saw letter from Washington yesterday, which
stated among other things thai one OF the Conecticu
Loco FocO Representatives in Congress had fenIatk-
ed, within few days. that Connecticut was lost to the
Administration, and that there was no helping i'll
lie was right there.-ib. -
Tie Snail BnV Law.-The House Of Az emily of
this State nave c,carred In the St.naies bill to sus
pend the operation Cf the Law Cf 1855, for two aid
three years, By vote OF % to- The bill, originals
ly passed ny lie ii0use, such lie people de-
manded-:he uiicoldirioiia repeA OF the law. The
Scnaes Bill, as FIRST reported, and which has nos
been materially amended, and which Is probably
tie law OF Acm-Yorh, is as io'!Jws
The Banks are restrained IN their issues OF small
bills TO one tenth part of their whole authorized crcu
laon, and are required 10 fette them in specie, on
demand, on penalty ot ort :ure OF their Charters.
For Two Years aer the passage OF the Act, the Eas
may issue bills of the denomination OF two dollars al
ter,he first of july $780, three dollars aud after the
hrst OF january lStl none less than five dollars. The
penalty for circulating bills OF smaller denomination
than the act allows is five times the value of the bills
circulated. The circulation OF the small notes of 9th
or States is prohibited under penalty Of fifty dollars
". \. Express.
The following denunciation Of the Hon. N P. Tall
lnadse, Senator in Congress, appeared in Monday
Albany Argus
Resolved, That if in the depths of deep political
damnation there is depth still more profound that s
the next place 10 which the Iscrios Ianadse ought
to be elected. s- -.
The following resolution was adopted at the meet
ing OF the Wings of Erie county, at Buffalo, on the
I'D Wing drafts on that county have not for long
nine been dishonored and one for the whole amount,
Will unhesitatingly be presented, next November.
Resotced, That we authorize The Wing party of The
State of New York, TO draw upon the Wing County
Of Erie for clean majority of 5000 votes at the ne
November election, and that the draft shall not be pro
tested.
" The "vainest thing in the world," says the New.
DIRK Star, IS string Of empty carriages at funeral
MARRIED,
In this town, on the Goth ut Mr.. Linus G. Moss to
Miss Angelina Fl. Hubbard.
bury. Esq OF that place, to Miss Mariana N. Seymour,
OF this village.
Ia New Hartford, Moses Blakey, Esq. Of Cheshire,
to Miss Ann Perkins, OF Watertown n -
In Newngton, Mr.. Milo Doty, of Hartford, to Miss
Catk2rlDc Wells.
In Manyunk, Pa. on the 26.h ult. Mrs. Hannah H.
Freeman, aged 80 years. wife Of Rev Fred'k Free.
man, and daughter OF the late Hon. Frederick VOL
colt. of this village Her remains wore brought here
for interment.
In Sharon, Capt Joshua Lowell, aged rs.
In Salisbury. on the 18th ult Hon. Martin Strong,
aged GO. s'
Tn New-Haven, Mr.. Oliver Bliss. aged G.; Mr..
Ashbel Smith, aged 50. +.
In NOrwalk, Mrs. Clarissa Nash, wife of Mr. Ma.
than Nash, Jr. aged 10; Widow Mary Raymond,
aged 76.
In Bridgeport, Mrs. Sarah Baldwin, wife of Mr..
John Baldwin, Of Weston, aged &c.
In Southbury' Mr. keaveritt Hinman aged 80:
enough, aged AZ; Mr.. John Bacon, aged As.