Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30

Thomas Prue Eli MarLw.
 l1he GboUe aud preceding must dnsuer or tAis time ALLOTMENT OF THE JUDGES FOR lS4O-lSil
 SUMMER CIRCUIT.
 Wllllams,C J. New Haven, Middesex. Church, J. Windham
 Waite,J IJtcL6eld
 Sherman, J. Hartford Holland
 o'orrs'J New-London, Fairfield.
 WINTER CIRCUIT.
 Williams, c. J. Lch6.ld
 Church, J. Hartford Holland
 Waite J, New.IonGnn N;nlb,,, Sherman, J. Fairfield.
 Storrs, J. New-Haven, Middesex.
 From Mc Ne,p- Orleans Bee of July l3
 BETTER AND BETTER FROM LOUISIANA We have now returns from the whole of the first Congressional district; n s.- They h/y exhibit the following vote:
 For Mr. White, 3,SO2
 MT. Leonard, & %s 757-
 Majority for White, 2Oi5 In 1885, Whites majority in this district was 9l9- Ills majority IS now more than double that amount The first district has covered herself with glory.
 "At wnmeeting in Alexandria, D. C. on Tues day as accustomed by the refusal of Congress ye- waS appointed to adopt such measures ss they may deem necessary to carry into effect lte unanimously expressed desire ot the meeting, that the and county of Alexandria be retroceded to the State of Virginia as soon as practicable
 IA petition to this effect has subsequently, been pre- sented to Congress. but laid upon the table for the want of time to do justice to the subiect]
 Whig Celebration at BludensJurg National lntellgencer that the President refused the U 5. Marine band on the 4th to the Whig procession that went ont to Badensbure, but loaned the peoples musicians to the loco fOcos, who met Shutters Hill The Whlg procession. as they passed the Capitol, gave three tremendous cheers, which rang through [ thn HoIl IlTFe ,,,,,, the people were there ready resist tyranny and cor ruption, though in purple. At Bladenshnrg they were joined by large body of Wings from Maryland, and the whole dined cold collation. and cold ,rater under grove of trees. The speakers on this occa. sion numerous and did great justice to tie vari ons topics they handled, These were Messrs King, Graves, of Kentucky, Garter. of Tennessee Morgan, of New-York, Jenniter, of Mary land, &c.-Eue Star Is rot MT. Calhoun man of truth ?"-Globe
 f he is you not for you said three or four years ago that he spoke he truth hen dLsehoOd pould serre has turn.-Frentice.
 Has the Journal any thing fresh from Lexington
 AdUertiscr. Why, yes-rather so. We hear that son of the late Postmaster General, Barry, has out against the Administration, and m favor of old EIppecanoe Isn't that " fresh ?'-LousriHe Jour.
 A JUsT REBUKE.-Gen. Harrison is empha,ically the patriotic American candidate. The virulence Wtn Wnlcn some Of lS opponents defame hIs military character, IS naturally enough beginning to excite the disgust of many Of the moderate and patriotic Van Buren men.
 The Philadelphia Sentinel-an administration four. nal-contains the following paragraphs
 We have been fretfully complained of, for decli- ming that mode ot pollica warfare which relies chief distinguished men in the adverse party. We do not war after that fashion. We can choose our man. and with becoming zeal advocate his elevation 10 and power, but d0re abuse e Creat aud good uho may compete ,oith him. Every such man is the property of his country; his deeds of wisdom in the field, are all his country and she, tho proud mo- tcr ot these chldren IS never mOre afflicted with the Raciiaei.like bereavement than when ruiiianisrn would pluck them from her bosom, and ,aEnsh their glory"
 4th, says the Boston Mercantile, about 1900 children of the different Baptist churches of that city were as- semblcd at the church in Baldwin Place, and address sec by the Rev MT. Stow. In speaking of the pres. en, Chie Magistrate, he said in substance as follows: Mr Van Buren, on the 4th of March, l84l, will have served four years as President of the United States Who will be our next Presdent-" If he had been allowed 10 proceed without interruption he doubtless would have said something the following effect :- "Who will be our next President it is impossible to M BgeN ond en @ e @ was not allowed 10 complete the sentence, for the Sabbath School pupils, supposng that inierroguiO ry had been proposed with wonderful proInp.iIude. shouted out from every part of the church, Harrison HARRISON :! HARRlSON.!!!
 Major Noah says it was spi,eful in MT. Oge to ex- pose the furniture of the President House to the gaze of the German farmers of Pennsylvania, who in their stone houses, with high back wooden chairs, Oaken tables, earhenware pans, &Lc would find singular contrast with the magniticcnce of the democratic Paiace-t was sptefnl in him, because Mynheer Von Buren is himself Dutch-a kind of half brother the German population, and his compa.rio,s, says the Major "'All along believed that he wore big brooches, with lalge pewter huttons smoked long pipe, was fond Of schni,z and krulers and particularly attached to an occasional glass of the real Scheidam. They believed also that he lived in large house at Wasl- ngton, furnished with republican slmpcity-ihat he kept carriage and pair of stout Susaue hanna hor. ses with long tails-that he now and then invited members Of Congress to take pot luck with him and play game at Pucher at night. and went to bed at nine o'cock-rOse early in the morning and went through all the offices 10 that the clerks were at work hetmes. If such were the impressions of Myn heer Won Buren, schcphens and constituents of that moved the film from their eyes by this very speech which the wicked British Whigs," or wags, have had translated and printed into the German language and circulated far and wlde
 McDuTFIE having published his adhesion to the present administration, it may be well book back far 1884, to what this high-mnded politician said of the concern -l-. Y .'s .s-E what say here, do believe that the annals of hu- man idoary and deIusion cannot furnish an example Of mOre impudenf, andaclous, and monsr0us iinpos. iure, than that which the administration is attempt ing, and fear with too much success to palm upon the People O the United States, under the flIn,sy and de.usive gnise of returning 10 the primitive simplicity of "hard money Government Nothing that have read, among all the superstiiiOns of the world tTansceBds its mOnstrous audacity."
 ITE3ES-sELEcTED
 MURDER.-Las week dispute occurred between Joseph Perkins and James Eastman, both residents