Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06

fLEASURES OF ASSoCIATI0N.-1e 10 strange what
wonderful power we have in every one Of our senses
70 awaken associations! The taste Of some well-Aa.
vored apple. such used TO eat in other days, will
open upon me whole volume Of boyhood. Some:
times, too, there are tones in flute. deity dieconFsed
upon that arouse within my spirit thousand Teeoec
tons. They convey inc back 70 better times. and
find myself hiding with my young .playmases among
while 10 the sweet divisions Of the olncoln as
1t sang in the air! Little paro1sms Of puersy such
moments are but would not exchange them for the
Something had then about my hears-.sone Ugh,
aerial influence which has since been lost among
the hollow pageantriss Of the world. admire that
song Of HHd's, 10 which, while recapitu!asing the
memories Of his boyhood, be says:
.. ~ remember remember ....
The pine trees dark and high;
used to think their slender tops
Were close against the sky.
- Ii was childish ignorance; .. 81
d. But now it's little Joy ..
To know I'm farther of from heaven
Tina" Uhen sCas q boy
In TRUTH if one wishes to preserve the true wisdom
Of nature, he must keep about him the childhood Of
his soul That was pleasant feature in the charac
ter OF chief Justice Marshall. have seen it related
Ut him, that, not many years before his DEATH he used
TO he found in the neighborhood Of Richmond, Virgin
Of that region. He lacked not wisdom, but he knew
what was good for the Observation-Disclosures
Important nr.ss;-We have just received the last
we CLEAN the following important facts
New York has gone hook and line for the Wings
An express arrived q this port Yesterday. with de-
patches from Gov, Marcy inquring the value Of Salt
River lots. We learn from the gentleman who brot
thepapers fhatt s the intention Of the whole Albany
Regency to settle in these parts, somewhere along
shsIe As soon as the news got OUT the price Of lots
Timber has fallen in consequence Of the return Of
vast quantities which were sent to New York toplank
the election. a"'
niato ;~p md lac
know when it is going to stop. < .. ...i....
About six last evening severe storm suddenly
came up, and the wind blew perfect hurricane
More than $500 Loco-Focos arrived in ten minutes
after the blow commenced. They inform Us that on
the 7h inst an immense ball commenced rolling from
the city Of New York, towards the Lakes. and such
was che velocity Of that i created perfect torna-
should doubt the fact, did we not see them arriving
here by thousands, and then we remember reading OF
the appearance Of ocusts in Egypt: Life insurance
has ri=. Salt River is three feet below low water
mark. i' 7
Old Gsneses has not only given the largest Wing
majority in the State. but is probably the only county
in the State in which euery single town has given
Wig majority. This is doing the clean thing!
% Thus says our friend Of the Le Roy Gazette,
Old Gsnesss has ample be proud of her att-
tude in the recent contest, but we believe LUingson
has likewise proved worthy Of her character and lin.
cage by giving Whig majority IN every foDm There
is mistake in any portion Of the patriotic West
Ecsning Journal m a.-
When the late Judge Howell. of Rhode Island was
at the bar, Mr. Burgess, to play joke, wrote on the
lining OF 10 hat, cncHum ceput, (empiy head) The
hat circulated about, exciting smile every cOun-
.enance except the owner. who deliberately took it
up. and repeating the words, well knowing the author
addressed the Court a. follows - May il please the
Court, ask your honors protection, (hoding up the
hat, for, said he, find that brother Burgess has
written Ills name in my hat and have reason to be-
licye le intends to make on With It, IA, s,.t
Later SfN-ond Controdictory-7 The Mosmons.-
The St. Louis MOI Bulletin Of the 9th inst. says:-
There are various rumors afoat concerning the sur
render Of the MGnons, and we are afraid that the
disturbances have not terminated 90 amicably
reported. We have conyersed with gentleman
who arrived yesterday afternoon from Jefferson city,
On beard The St. Peters, and he states that. express
arrived there on Wednesday night, bringing intell
gence that party ii MomOns. who had fortified
themselves in house. were attacked by the volun-
teers under the command Of Gen. Lucas, and thirty
two Of them were killed. Seven Of de volunteers
we're wounded and ons killed. Il ID further stated
tat the Governor had Issued orders 10 Cen Clark 10
reia;s ss many Ut the volunteer companies as was
necessary, TO ksep ibe Mormons prisoners un,il the
meeting Of tho LsgislHsure. IA .o,,rr 2. .-l
What does hereditary sin meant asked boy Of
his father Why pouersyi 10 sn. aud i.s been in our
family since tls daysof William The Coneuersr Do
you understand nOwi Yes replied The usehin. look