Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24

-aefiG On golden wings 10 range;, -N EH|t@l | i i2''= How beautiful will brother be, .' :. ''s''o ''s'Sit1 When God shall give him wings, '' ." si.i Above this dying world 10 flee, '. 4'@a"'Hi ,stt s.utlAnd live with heavenly things. 4a3hs ,. '''.e .,l THE VICE PRESIDENT. .s 'e5S 3d
 Some gentlemen of Chaylesson, s; C. belonging to " to the Hon. John Tyler in view of the possibility that he may be called upon to ll ,he Chief Executive Chair, Alter suinming up @ ,seir objections to Gen ted in the late political canvass, they say s'4
 Finally -sin with the opinions and ,declaratons of Gem Harrison, as here coecieds sud parteuiarlyn in bs Se
 mote the liberties and the hhppiness of ouf coantry- that such man cum be Republican inAny just ac.
 The concluding portion of Mr. Tyers letter in an
 iunhesitatngly declare i, my firm conviction that promote the liberties and happiness of his country because he s,the stern and ,unfnching qdvocase of popular rights. and the nncompFomlsng opponent 9i the hold and daring assumptions ot powers Whch have o late years heen claimed nnd exercised by the Chief Executive Magistrate of this Union because he regards the public offices of the country as created for the political advantage Of tho President, and in that spirit, utterly denies the right, on the para of the President to remove from office one who ls honest capable, and faithful 10 the Consttuion, to make way for another, whose ehei IS to pc found in his being noisy and clamorous demagogue and Pn1,I!a-beeause he could cary , %,.a nm ,n,9 would require Of the oce holders 10 abstain from ln ferferng in ihe elections, md to bcsow close p,ten. .ioa c their duties n place oi s active psr,zanrsp r urge gpon Coneress ihe adoption of such measures as VIII ultimate in ihs c1mnng nsgr the % fpps.sa S the he as eectually to separate the Purse from the Sword because he is in favor of economy in the public ex 1pav hnar e of the nhyment of the public debt, to near 100000 and by his esspe SEsE l and at reformation is hopeless viz the limiting 10 ag fu. iure time the Presidential term of service to single term flour ycarsand because he is an honest Uan.
 meb d otber in n The history of his past hfea life devoted 10 ihe service of his cOun'ry-but l have fully answered yanr irtqnises j. i..,t
 Having responded fully and freely to your inquiries, l am, gentlemen, your most obedie1t sesvsn,. ! A ,
 We are enehled 70 setc. sny.the J"u,nal of Com merce, fhat the popun ton Of New.Y Ork according 10 the census Of lS40 is itn8 @1'' s.9;SSho 1so
 In 1880, dsl..t.T .4f .,i Aaairl!tY el9I9.lS2
 Inerease in ten wears, tt5.' p@a '" l sl3,7os The increase falls heiow the estimate that has been formed and the ratio of 6OOO0 would leave e ius as we are in the number of members to the House of Representatives, VIZ; 4V. n 't,,''.y 1H. .jldH
 A RARE OccuRRENcR.-A bargain in phirh both par lies are losrrs Witness the bargain between Van Buren and Calhoun! tfItH ~ i'f' 'f t4jA'., 7 491. I,--, q ..f !------- -i iIr .s HillG r9# iWe were shown a very ingenious fraud on sa,ur- day, which it my be well to notice. It was one dollar bill Of the Fairfield County Bank, altered to five, by pasiine over the one, inc figures cut from the bill of some broken bank of the denomination Of five. VI I | lS.n.3 ,L1 would te supposed would first notice fraud of this descrpiiop.--N, Hapen Register, -.a, 34 -ta.u
 Mir Dames, who killed Mir Davis, proprietor of the St. Louis Argus, some time since in afffay, whose trial we noticed yesterday, has been found guilty of mansaughter in the fourth degree, and sentenced fo pay fine of $500.
 Description of . good VDe.-She had:,'t no ear for music, Sa but she lad capital eye Jor dirt. and for poor folks, hats much better. No one never seed as much dirt in my house fly couldn't brush of with bis wings Boston gals may boast of their spinnets and the gytars and their eye.talnn airs, and their ears for music, but give the gal soy ina. has sn eye for dirt. for she is the gaifOr my money. li4
 Gen. Harris, n was born the 9th of February, l773 He will therefore Dc 60 years of age in Febru. sry next. t .' -" .'''A "l
 The Legislature of South Carolina hare uuanimous- ly fe elected the Hon. Jobn c, Calhoun to the U S. Senate. 'Di '4 t..,,. ..,. t,.,. ...,.
 My son, can you tell me what year q l,e world this is T" "'Yarh 'en-lsoo and Log Cabin,
 TIE PRosrEcr. &c.--The Van Burenipnrnals cry ont now you have elected Harrison. wberc are the better times you promised r. Fair and soGIy. my was.err. there must e beginning to every thine-- twilight precedes tho efinlgence of day. aAlready there is a lrighcr prospect. eleam of light. The very first articles to be depressed or elevated by the times, are the stocks. These seady have improved considerably, and are improving. The banks are about resuming specie paymeni-goods are shade higier, business improving even real estate, the heal to advance. begins io look yp So per. ceiye that re.toraiCn e eogfde"ee the key to the arch. has already commeneed;-N. !. gStar. ian4 A,vKTsRA4 voEEE.-JOhn Bruce, a Berlin. at fl'e age of S6 years, xeu up tho ballp, bpxand depos ted his yotsgfor the Harrison Electors. and for ~IOn est Join. at ihe hie election. .Agehas nos shiled the tsus Wliiai spirit which animated hm75 yeafs seo-- B6,toS htlss .bga ,sieo .'iinAo9 Es@SA2it
 iFtAr 4s NSffii A One Of the TeCs,en tae;Ol ries belonging ,o Mir, James E. Maishall, in N6ttI Addtns, MaAs. &as destroyed by 6re 6n morning q ,hssl.h p8s ltofs esmsiea ai s2occ a5a TO ip- s6saHce, ''''' ~ s.g tafIr.,,..