Litchfield enquirer., 1839-01-24

ed he would not wait. Every body laughed at p0U
Doty tili the Houee sustained his claim By vote
l65 10 25--aud now every body laughs n Jones' yi
So saws northern paper But this certainly 10 IL
very bad tas,e. The Iaese, as we understand them
are these Mr.. Jons wa6chosen asihe delegate from
Wisconsin, Territory BIT wien that Territory ~O'
divided, and another TerritorS formed out OF IT. Il be
came necessary to choose delcs ate from tie ne"
territory (Ioua) as we'll as from Wisc.7 sin Coisc
quenty, elections were holden. and delcgA, cist'
from each territory.-E"q .ai . =
FREE DISCUSSION
There is something id ihena,nre Of lllau whicL rem
ders Indispensable to communicate with his Lel:o.
On subjects involving general interests, the attention
OF whole nations is engrossed: witness the excite.
ment attending the movements Of a Bonapirie. The
less the Importance Of topic, the less she STIR Our
whole people stand on tip-toe the announcement
Of Presidents opnions-while minor matters re-
qured to set a smaller community agog. This social
propensity of orr race, duly restricted, is cnnsntly
calculatedto promote its welfare and enjoymeni.--
Fair free discussion favors enterprise. consuts the
general good, ELECTS truth, and wars the souls Of
mortals into close union. To avoid its presence the
slave of lust seeks dense populations where he may
drain The cup ofnquiy unrebuked by the look OF pu
rity or the tone Of enlisted pety. Among the citizens
Of our State, interchange Of sentiment is remarkably
untrammelled Notice the state Of things in the vii
lagos Here the arrival Of stranger, mairimoay and
its attendant circumstances the transpiring Of any
matter at all affecting the public veal calls every co
loquial faculty into exercise II there is proper in
fusion Of candor and good WILL the effect win be good,
asimpure air agtaed in vessel with water is cleans
ed thereby. Yet as the 'longue in an unruy MEM
Der" with il, ignorance and malice covery and in
broad day aim the destruction Of every Thing love.
-each person should be aroused to the necessity Of
pure moral atmosphere. The present indications
respecting popular education are encouraging By
these and kindred means. why may not our towns be-
come pre-emiuenty abodes Of intelligence and good
ness ~ 90 IN &&sF s&sa& Sc.
Large aches from ittle toe-corps gro,C." Cows,
coRNs, twenty-five cents per box. The above is
from the N. Y. Daily Wing. AL who have unwit-
tngly reared crop the article mentioned the pas.
season should Immediately favor the vender with q
call. VI "' - Sc
The great struggle Of the Administration, and their
partzans at the present session o. Congress, to pre-.
vent a thorough examination INTO their measures and
proceedings, since the reign Ut jacksonis cOmmenc-
ed. Fully that the great body OF the people, it
made acquainted with the extravagant expendl-
OF money, under the profession of economy and
the frauds aud populations practsed by their sutordl-
nate officers under their very eye, and there is too
much reason 10 believe, IN many instances At least,
with .neir knowledge, they would be displaced from
the places they hold, and the seats Of honor which
they occupy and be sent "a CT with disgrace 10 their
original nsigni6cance. Hence they exe:! every TAG
ully they possess, and make use OF oil the means "
their power to prevent the scrutiny which they have
50 much reason to dread and so much inducement i
possible, to avoid. We trust, however, that they will
be disappointed in their wishes and their efforts to
cape from the searching operations" which appear
There rs. moreover, an additional reason why they
should SO srenuOusy endeav0r TO get rid of nyestga.
tons into the affairs OF the Treasury, besides the fear
of losing some degree Of their popularity Swartwout
and Price, who are understoodto have plundered the
Treasury OF million and half or two millions OF dol.
arss whilst in their Offices. and committing their de.
predat'o9s upon the were precisely IN e s,.
law for establishing that system had been passed
Collectors and District Atlornes ore the very men
who would, under that system DO Sub IIeaspreEs.-
L The state Of things 10 lhs Treasury Departmens!
fleets OF the system TO which we have alluded before
their eyes, Congress dare run the risk OF adopting
the Sub-lreasury project Hence the persevering
yestigatlon. 1t would be a. much their political
lives were worth, 10 let the people know what has
happened-Doily COurans. 'a ,J ai Il !
Changing the name. The loco focos have already
had three four names tor their scheme Vi exposing
the public treasury to be plundered by q hundred
hands, where one cannot now reach IT," At first IL
was " the Divorce between Bank and State'--but
that looked 90 much like divorce between the people
and their government. that j: was changed for The
simple term Of "sub-treasury." Next the scheme
went under the name ct Independent Ireasury"--
this was Tor while thought capital hi but il con.
osNdifA sSf
stuonal Treasury" was next adopted, but without,
increasing lie popularity. The last fetch s BY Mr.
Wright who terms il law /" TO prevent frauds upon
the revenue !" Alter public opinion has etiecIual-
would suppose that the demagogues would by reason
Of their tears. u from no other motive, aba non the
thing itsel-and they would il they did teel that
the money power was the only power by which they
10 the confidence and respect Of the freemen. II is
cheering thought however, shat no change Of names
will prevent the great change Of men and measures,
that Is soon TO lake place IN the administration Of our
government Our rulers themselves feel that their
political days are numbered-they read in the result
Of the late contest in the empire state verdict az
omnous OF their political end, as it were inscribed
SHp" e walls Of h nnt dwellings, q
Chaldean monarch.-l'0Llddinm. &
LAND SALEs.--At the recent Public Land Sales in
this place It is said that upwards Of tuo hundred and
hundred thousand Of which was paid in By actual ST.
tiers. This Of ITSELF 10 sufficient euIogium to con.
vince the most skepcal that Iowa must possess adj.
vaniages Ot superior character.
The Land Office has been open but a short time in
this place, and yet the receipts for land amount to up.
wards Of three hundred thousand dollars This If re.
markablc, considering the small number Of Townships
that were tor SALE and challenges parallel through.
OUT the United S's'es'-bar''ngfon LOaca) Pat.
The NesD Orleans Bee hitherto s,rono and eff;c;er,