Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-06-04
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, JUNE 4, 1910.
.N.tT FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
OF oHIo
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER, OF VIRGINIA.

The Legislature Of this State, it is expected, will
close its session to-day or tomorrow OF the amount
OF business it will have done. we shall week be
better enabled to Judge than now. We think, how
ever, that this Assembly will not have run inlo the
fault of excess Of it be in occupy
ing too much time with divorce and statc prison cases
few laws, and those Of public benefit only we trust
will have been passed. The Registry law we under
stand. has been superseded by an entirely new one,
though not in it's details differing materially from the
old one The object was to simplify it, and extend
its provisions 10 the Presidential election well
to our usual spring elections. l..s..
The appointments for Ltcbfeld county had not at
last accounts been reported to the legislature for &C.
ton. Most Of them had, nevertheless, as we under
stand. been acted upon in county meeting. Toe Pro
bate Judges remain as heretofore with two exceptions
Ralph G. Camp in the Ltchfeld district in place
Of Phinehas Miner, deceased, and Charles F. Sedg-
wick, in the Sharon district. in place Of w. NJ Bur-
rail-, not re-appointed. The Judge Of tho County
Court, and Commissioners, are ADssl Sterling, VIM
Beebe and John Boyd-an entire new Board-and one
which, we imagine will give universal satisfaction
But there is one appointment which understand
will NOT be made that We think should bel. Q. some
competent person-and IN making the remark. we by
no means would imply that the incumbent s incom-
petent-o take charge of the School Fund in pnce OF
the present Commissioner Mr.. Beers has held the
Office long enongh-he has made use Of as an cleo
pioneering engine long enough-he has held il long
enough to make handsome fortune from itand it il
high time that he should give place 10 some one IN
whom the uhig party ofthis county would have more
confidence If however it should not be deemed ex'
pedien to appoint We trust that the legs
aure will at least give him assistant, that he may
become initiated into the business that at the exp
ration Of the present political year Mr. B. may have
liberty to retire and become-lke most Of his neigh
bors-a private citizen.
Lsok out for MisUes lit will be seen by an adver
tisemen in our columns to-day that daring burglary
and robbery was committed in WATERFOWL last week
Suspicion we learn s excited against couple OF Tel
lows one OF whom has but recently left the state pr
son; and we trust all persons win be on their guar
when such goods 40 are described in the notce sha
he offered for sale by suspicious looking chaps.
P.S The two suspected individuals have been up
pretended, but none Of the goods were found will
them. An examination has been had. and the par
ties entrusted to Mr.. LamsOn's kind keeping ill tn
..sa;on Of the Superior Court in August next.
Iour M, Nurs, the great rejected" OF the peop'
Is Cnnrec.;cn,. has gone 10 w ashingtOn, and assum
al the duties Of Postmaster General 'Ata h 3t'
Iudue Hrwr1xsroN left New-Haven last Saturda!
sor Ia Canal 70 assume the duties Of U. s. Senator