Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30
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 sentatves of Congress according the correspondent Of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, Mir. ADAMS O Massachusetts referred incidentally to the Sub- Trea sury bill, passed the day beore-and said, it ploceG he uhole public treasure in the hands ofe President 'Oithom d"y check. Tine blasting effects of the system he said, were first to be visited the people of O. lumbia District and after while, that the system would be applied to other portions of the country Jill ne President hos got his foot Me neck of the uho People," MT. A. was here called to order.
 The New Orleans Picayune says it is fact wor. thy of notice that the gentleman employed in king the census of this city, has not met with an un married l:1j l:11j 'h"ae aaA comes pp to- or exceeds 30 taking their words for it. The same juvenity is no. rceHsa~ nii oyrrl,no scc..ntrv. s~zs.~-
 "Borroced Capital"-Ifit was not for the fact that MT. Van Buren's name appears as the Presidential candidate in the Federal papers, we should suppose from their contents that Gen. Jackson was running | for third term. His opinions are paraded and his worth appealed to a dozen times where MT. Van Blu ren's is once. This looks like trading upon borrowed capital with a vengeance.-A Jour.
 Retarning Reason !-The Argus says the People are asking for Gen. Harrisons principles They are indeed. They have had enough of MT. Van Buren's,
 Casualty.-On "Wednesday, the 2i,h of June last while assisting in raising the frame work of dwell ling in Collinsvile, Canton, MT. George Saunderson of Bnrkhamsted, aged 43 years, fell from the upper story the cellar, striking in his descent the lower sleepers, and survived the accident but very shor, time.-Ear,ferd Couranf.
 RoBBERY.-The Hartford Courant says We learn that MT. Stanley, of the firm of Churchill & Stanley manufacturers of New Britain, who took passage on Thursday night in the Telegraph line of stages, for Boston, via Springfield, discovered on hs arrival at Springfield, that he had been robbed of his trunk, which contained about $30OO worth of jewelry. The trunk was afterwards found with S2O0O of .he jewell " in it, the robber having made his escape with the balance.
 Rhode Island.-The choice of Electors of President, &c. in this State, will take place on Monday, the 2d day of Noxenaber. Our State, which has always vo. ted the last in the choice of President, will now be among the irst.-Nswpors Mercury. ... A Mercifui Scheme.-The 2Sth section of MT Poin. sen's plan for organizing the militia of the United Staes provides that if citizen shall fail 60 march when ordered by the President, he shall be fined not less than half nor more than three months pay, and to IMPRISONMENT on failing to pay the fine and the 39th section provides tsrther that the United States Marshal shall collect the fine, aTAnd 0 Ghs citisen has "O propery he is to suffer Imprisonment Gntl he fine is paid
 DelaWare.-Geo 5. Rodney, of Newcastle, is the Whg candidate for Congress. Col. Robinson is nominated by the Van Buren men for re-eection- W. H. Cooper, of Sussex Co. is the Wing candidate for Governor; Warren Jefferson the Van Buren can. didate.
 SiCkly.-Dr. McFarane, editor of the New Orleans Native AmerIcuH, physician .~r~..~.;- s:-- :' as his opinion, from certain indications that the ing season in New Orleans will be unhealthy, and advises that strangers should make on early before the breaking ou: of the fever
 Charles Cist, Esq. who is engaged in taking the census at Cincinnati says :-I found lady, who, at the age of 29, had IA children, the oldest being born on her l4th birth day! And another-a case more remarkable-n which her son stood by her side with in few months as old as she was when married, and the mother not yet 26. Consequently the mother was not l3 when married.
 4 Comparison.-In a letter to a friend, few days since Hon. John Quincy Adams says in postscript, Morrison wiH in lke q whirlwinds'' A capital idea and one which exempifes the force with which the long pent up and restrained public sentiment. will prostrate and sweep away every obstruction with
 
 less course e- Worcester Spy.
 Parties in Ohio.--A gentleman of the Loco Foco school, dining at a large Hotel in Cleveland few days since accosted old lady who sat opposite to him as follows: How do party politics stand in this State, Madam7 "Oh, don't know much about it no how. but there don't appear to be only two parties in this state as far as know" What are they Mad. am? "Le. me see one they call the tippecanoe par ty, and the other Harrison Democrats, believe.'
 A THRIFTY FARMER.-Some time since Gov Lin. coln with characteristic iberality, gave to Judge Morton capital hefer of imported breed, in the hope of thereby improving the stock in Bristol county any good farmer guess what he did with the gift r. Sold it; and for less money than the donor would have given to have had it back. TRUTH.-AAas.
 Hearing man complain that the political papers of all kinds had become such liars that for his part he did not believe any of them.' reminds US Of the old anecdote of the miller and his three sons Coming into the mil and finding grst in the hopper, the old man calls out" Tom have you toled this gris ?''- "Yes sir" Bill, have you tolled this grist l' Yes sir. "Sam, have you tolled ,his grist 7'' "Yessr7" "You are pack flying scoundrels," says the old man, |" don't believe a word you say-IH tOI t nay- self"
 "Pa," said listle fellow the other day, "wasn't Job an editor" "Why. Sammy r "Because the bible informs us that he had much trouble, and was man of sorrow all the days of his life 7''
 Many people say resemble Lord Byron," said a longhaired dandy at of our fashionable ho.ela. "Well," said uncle Nick. II think you do, in some respects, for see you your shirt collar wrong side out, and get drunk on gin."
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