Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-02

| o.. ~'eihS IIUIIi all Inc counties in ia
- o" me actual majority for Jones over Polk 10
''a4-to w.t. for Jones, wing, 52,379-for Polk
'O'o' 4'o'o. The legislature as stated last weeko
wing majority on joint ballot
=" !"'"o'S' Mr. Casey is chosen TO CONGRESS .ra
win mr. Reynolds has taken his seat.
A'aOdmd'-Fhough the locos have been suooo,.c 3,
III 'ns oIate by about their usual majority tho III.
nave succeeded in one of their favore nro;oo,a .,
VIII o's'rctIng the State for the choice r.
o"SeeS' me last legislature usurped the nower
"O D'oNe up the district system; but agreed IN sh
~" 'ie matter to the people. They have decidod
Wy ABOUT 4ooo majority, that they prefer the ds,ro,
mode. ''' '''e u'S'flct
| vermont and Maine lead off next week wh,.
the prospect we do not hear. A,ten,ion :, -
Gays so much turned 10 Washington. ,la, ,,o,,oo,
'oo''o"S occasion but little excitement We should
fot oe surprised if the locos carried Maine. as tho
wings nave never succeeded there cxccD. mn cre,,
'cc0Sto"S-"hen means used to get out the wbolo
strength OF the wing party. We fear it will M. ho
'he case at the present election As TO Vern,on,
though The aboii;ionists are endeavorinp 70 r,al,o
spit IN the wing ranks, we have no fears for her
INSTALLED at South Farms, August 25, Rev Dawn
L. fARMELEE as pastor of the Congregational church
Introductory prayerb by Rev. Ephraim LYMAN. Plvm-
outh; sermon by Rev. Charles Bentley. Horxn,on
from Acts X, 50; Installing prayer, by Rev. Fosdick
harrison, Behem; charge to The pastor, by Rev.
!"atoy Getson Sherman {; RICH; hand of fellowship.
ny Kew Jonathan Brace, Ltch6eld; address TO the
people, by Rev. Samuel II. Andrews, Woodbury.
concluding prayer, by Rev. Austin Islam, Roxbury;
benedlcton, by the pastor.
The Proposed Fiscal Agenk-Not TO he hebind
hand with their faithful friends and brethren in the
other branch, the House Of Representatives yesler.
gay Drought to close the debate on thesnew bill for
the establishment OF Fiscal Corporation and pass
ed it to third reading by a maorlv OF 20 vo,es-
AIteF which, the elrgrossed bill was then amended
and agreed to in the following words: IAN act to
provide lof me better collection, safe keeping and dis
bursement Of the public revenue by means Of cor
Porat'on to be styled the Fiscal Corporation Of the
United States"
1t is satisfaction TO to be- able to say that i'm
the proceedings upon this bill It's friends have display
ed the most exemplary good temper, iraukness and
courtesy as well towards other branches of the gov.
erhmem as towards their opponents in their own DO.
dy. The bill now goes to the Senate.-Nal INTEL
Those whose memory will enable them 10 look
back on the events OF history cannot but feel and
express surprise and astonishment at the gross ill.,
conslstencies of politicians. 1t was the boast OF
John u Calhoun, that but for his efforts at serious
emergency, the Bank of the United States never
would have been incorporated. He was IFS cham
pion and constitutional defender; and vet who
Won Id beeve II, when rega riding his present position
as the clalnorous, the revolutionary opponent, we
may say, Of any bank! Look at MI. Van Buren,
he actually signed petition TO establish a branch
ut Albany; and had Mr.. Bdde complied with his
request and placed that branch under the control of
me Al5Sany Regency they meyer would have sped
bank man. and actually offered to furnish Congress
with the PROJECT of a bank which he would sign
Kendall and Blair were both bank men up 10 the
day and hour when II was asccrlained that they
could not obtain bonus for their support. Alien.
Alley, White, Vanderpoel and the entire host of
Iammany leaders were oil bank men, until they
found they could not control IT politically, and then
domn ~,thH 1t did go down, and with il the pros.
npEhtda tfG uney drove TIE destructive s from power.
Now, where the elected party have reason to fear
the returning prosperity and confidence which the
and distress, and loudly cry down with the Wing
measures. There never was, there never will be,
n more glorious opportunity to sponge this wretched
party out OF existence than now, by adopting oil the
measures which the suffeTlngs of the country call
tor The cry everywhere, every moment. should he
kept up Of Rn'on among The Wigs! That Union is
now sacred as the union OF our evolutionary ia
theirs for their liberty Let every Wing in Congress
and its prospcrity.-N Y. Times.
The gentlemen who fatter themselves that the
Wing party is falling 70 pieces reckon without their
host The detection OF one man or a dozen men,
cannot effect that object Recent events have had
the tendency of elciting public sentiment; and al
our accounts concur IN repl esenne the Wings of the
country as steadast and indomtable. They banded
together originally for the public good-,hey will no,
he dissolved TO crafty the selfish ambition Of political
intriguants and presidential aspirants.
Richmond Wing.
Fermoni.-We are sorry TO see divisions arising in
the wing ranks, among the Green Mountain bows -
They have yet for done reverence to Loco
Focosn and trust they will still hold fast their
integrity At present, there appears to be split tina
will greatly reduce the large majority they gave las,
fall. The wings in Rutland county have come on,
ior the Anti-Slavery candidates-Charles X. Will
iams for Governor. Carlos Coolidge for Lieut. Gov
ernor. and John Spaulding for Treasurer. The cleo
ton takes place on the 7h Of September; and the
regular whiR ticket will doubtless succeed poitica
abolition to the contrary notwithsia nding.-Harffora
Courier.
! MARRIED,
In this town. on the Both inst. by Rev Mr. Brace
Mr.. Sheldon w. Peck to Miss Olive c. Becbc
daughter Of VIM. Beebe. Esq. all of this town.
In Wolcotvle, MIR. Henry II. Coe TO Miss Mar
E. Diesrll.
In IVES. Harfnnd. Mr. Silss N. Bronson, Of Hitch
cocksvile, TO Miss A!luira, daughter Of Austin En-
sign, Esq.
DIED,