Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29

pear before the corruption Of the clIles. Us f ~.
Sosaid the New Haven. Register Of Saturday ,after
city. What think you now. peighbOr, Of the ncor-
north, the east the south, and the west, Throughout
many" has come down 10 swell The notes Of triumph
which first reached us from the city Huzza Tor the
ncoTuptibe yeo!nanry Of the country towns! Stop
that ball Hartford Courier ,,. ,;5..,f
What has become Of Prentice's thunder cloud W
Al the last dates, sir, wac in Georgia l, was to
sake passage thence tor New York. you .h,nk son
ly part Of November and take your stand upon the
Top Of the Catskills. LouisUiIls JoGrnol M q
has passed BY and % : Sssn
is to he seen; and as Daniel Webster said. we can
breathe deeper and freer. New York has spoken in
back again to the ark, and to fglin the broad wake
OF the Empire State until " the end IS accomplished
Sunday NeUs.
One Of the loco fcco papers Of this city boosted just
previously to the election thar lie party was never
more thoroughly united. Now, % Il never was more
thoroughly thrashed, the contest may be considered
fair test Of the relative strength Of the two parties in
this State, and the Van Buren, men had much better
bear their defeat with more becoming complacency.
We have never seen beaten party bear disaster 80
ungEacefnlly.-N. Y. Gaseae. I3a
tbs COnserUafiues-l win be found in the Issue Of
this contest that the Conservatives have acted in the
city and throughout the State, straight forward, hon.
est and direct course, redeeming all their pledges and
declarations, and essentially contributing to the TIL
umph of the Wing party and to no one among the
Conservatives does the whole Union owe as much as
to that faithful and bold pioneer, N. r TALIMADsE-
Nesu-H auen Palladium.
Election Of U. S. Senator for NssD-Jersey.
L. Southland has been reelected to the United States
Senate by the New-Jersey Legislature. Mr. South
ard had 36 votes; Mahlon Dickerson "a.
Lasghable.-The Globe, New Era, Evening Post,
&c. are actually figuring up the gains which their par
ty has made at the recent New York election, COM
pared with the election Of last year, when they poled
many thousand votes less than they did in lS34-and
they talk of these game If they had never dreamed
of victory, or said the last years contest was
mere panic and the second, sober thought Of the peO
pie, would this year set all things rght-New Haven
| Palladium.
Fire in Springfeld-A disastrous fire occurred at
| Springfield, Mass. on Saturday morning Inst. It
broke out about three O'clock A. NJ, the east side
Of Man.sreet above Statesteet and destroyed three
stores occupied by Charles A. Mann, f. Hannum and
Mr.. Hodgett We have not learned the amount Of
the loss. but understand that the goods were mostly
sayed.-Harttord Courier es., sd
40, it's the curse Of love, and still approved,
1 When women cannot love where they're beloved"
A poor devil of an editor in Hartford. Ct. by the
name Of Buster or Busted the conductor Of the Re-
view and Telegraph, has brought suit against re-
spectacle lady in that vicinity or the breach Of .
promise of marriage and has laid the damages at
$4,000! He must be scurvy fellow who could be
guilty Of such meanness vllainy itself should for
swear't" He had better hang drown himself forth
WITH or il he has not courage to do either Of these,
we advise him absquatGlatc and 60 to "pafts un-
Known Baltimore Transcripts. @t "a
"Iam very much obliged to you" said the wife Of
certain Office holder to couple Of young men. who
had been bringing her other halfhomein very intox
icated condition." Oh. not at al :" was their reply.
Yes. but am." said she; II thank people when
they occasionally send me ham, and why should I
not thank you when you bring me hog !" ,a il ~ ii
Too good to be distributing the choice Of represen-
tatives in Roxbury on Wednesday. the lamp-lighter
Of the town was observed TO be actively engaged in
aiding the election Of A. H. Everett. As he was
known to be staunch Wing, his proceedings occa'
stoned no little surprise. But on hs friends inquirng
the cause Of this extraordinary condnci, he explained
! il in q very satisfactory manner. "Gen:emen," said
he, know whatI am about. For this Everett is so
anxious for office that nothing 10 too low for him,
and If don't succeed in getting him in representa-
tive, he will be trying to get my Office Of town
lamp-lehter away from me and 80 am helping him
now oil can in selcdefence. "-Aaas. s,,...i g.
Sea BaiAiag Horne Tooke ridiculsd sea bathing,
and said If any Of the seal species sick. it would
be just and wise for fish physician TO order them to
90 ashore. Person declared that sea bathing only
reckoned healthy, because many persons have been
known TO survive t-Bus Shendan's objection to salt
water 10 most quaint" Sekles.'' said be. "dont
| agree with me-" l'5g t3 Naoal1 !7'H3a g ss
The Portland Argus says-"Ihe Unitarian Church
| ut Baltimore has had seven pastors named as follows
Sparks Greenwood, Farnsss, Cole. Wood, BeltO'rs,
| Gnd Barngp" -.... .t.5.. .r.r
case Of law has been going on in one Of the
Courts Of Boston, in which the counsel for of the
paies having called witness TO the stand. TO prove
some important facts in his favor discovered some
discrepancies in his testimony. which were made ap-
parent by the cross examination Of his opponents
He at once disclamed oil reliance upon any part OF
the witnesses testimony, and ordered him to leave the
stand Such frank. honorable conduct in legal gem
tleman is worthy Of notice and imitation. The Law
yer was Daniel Webster. afm -. Tar Fl ga
Importanf RHmor.-Ii 10 reported. that the Nor
| mons have burnt the Court House, Clerks Office,
Post Office, and two stores in the county seat Of Da-
vie@ CO.. Mo. and that the war between them aud the
citizens had actually commenced. There Is some
ground for believing the report to be true. effort
making 70 expel them from the county. 7f@"
Grand Pseparaeions. fortnight since there