Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

COURAGE, Wines -The eee,ions fOrtRe next Con-
gress are now NIL oveE with the exception of the
States Of Mississippi and Maryland and unless these
two States return entire loco foco delegation. (of
which there is NO probability y The wings will AT the
opening session Of Congress have anundisputed
majority in the popular branch. This is conceded
even ny the Globe, Journal Of Commerce, and other
loco foco papers. al the members who have the GER
ticntes Of election attend and vote and though they
will attempt, as they have already attempted on ma
ny occasions, 10 mystfy the matter, and coax some
and threaten other nicbers. to go with them in the
choice Of Speaker. believe that they will be
cessfu,ly met and resisted and that the wing candid
ate fer Speaker Mr. BEEF. with be chosen. This pre-
sents better siate Of things for the wing party than
they have had for the LAST twelve years; and il is
known every body that their ranks in Congress are
always increased rather than dminished az the SEES
progresses by defcctcns from The ranks Of their
opponents. Members of Intelligence and honesty,
from the south and west, who do consider them.
selves bound down by the trammels Of parry, after
heco,nine familiar with the acts and corap,ions of
the administration, abandon party which "holds
the word Of promise 10 the ear alone" What reason
then, we would ask, have the wings to despond
Have they not rather every hing 70 encourage and
strengthen their exertons Can they not with con-
fdence calculate that another year win put them in
full iruton Of oil their hopes and aspirations
overthrow ofthe present corrupt dynasty, and The es
Enlistment Of purer and wiser administration than
for the last twelve years has been fastened upon the
country ? Courage. then, we say, whigs. and with
proper exer,ions the victory will be yours. v.s
Rev. Leonard Bacon, M we learn by the New.EIa-
ven papers, has been appointed BY the Faculty Of
Yale College Professor Of Rhetoric in tina. Insttu
ton. in place Of Rev. G. A. Goodrich, who 10 ap-
pointed to another station He has laid the subject
before his congregation in New-H Haven, but we have
not learnt the result It's probable, however, be will
be installed 10 the Office, as isolated congregations
have in most cases 70 yield to the demands Of an
overshadOwing literary institution. 4
TelloD Fsnr prevails at New-Orleans and Mobile
to an alarming extent. Tho last accounts from the
former place state that On the previous day he 2s
there were 30 persons inferred in POisrs Field. In
Augusta, too. there was . great panic. and from ON
accounts not altogether without cause. There had
been upwaFds0f hundred cases Of what i there cal
led bilious eoneestiye fever" and number q
deaths; the people from te infected district er ID
appears it is yet coniined 70 very narrow lmiis
were removing with much rapidly as possible ARID
every measure taking toremove e causes Of the dis
ease BY thorough cleansing Of the streets and a.
eys, and other places likely 70 produce keep alive
the disease. ,ss'Pss srt
IssrAr1arros. Tbs Rev. K: NJ. CnrrnAx. recently
from Harwinlon. Conn, was Instsled. Angus, I5sh,
over the Evangelical Church and Society in Aahol,
Mass Introductory prayer hy Rev. A. Lowell. Of
Phillips.on; sermon by Rev. Mr.. Harrison. Of Beth
iehem, Conn; installing prayer by Rev. M. Perkins
Of Rsyals,on; charge % the Pesos. By Rsv, Mr..
Peckhhm. Of Royais,on right hand Of ss'lowshp By
Rev. Mr.. shumway. Of Ps.ersham' address % the
Church and Society. By Rev. Mr.. Bsekwiih, Of Cas-
tine, Me-; concluding prayer By Rev. Mn. Cursis.
Of New salem.Ts 'th
Tho day was pleasant, the music fine, and shs una
nmiiy which has characterized the Efforts o. ne
church and society In AdAc, ior tho siiainmenl q
shsiF ssc', l. regarded % ~ omen ofRoOd TO FalIoF
and rsOps.-cS@m. o. ..el