Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-05

ana VOte LOT ALDCRA 0CLDGW lLhp WHO mas Ocen
tried and found faithful. We cannot doubt tina,
large majority Of the voters in the county prefer his
election to that of his wealthy competition, and that
they will manifest that preference the ballot boxes
Henry CLAY.-Wc invite the reader 3 attention to
the very Interesting correspondence in another COL
umn between the Wing Members Of the New York
Legislature and Mr.. CLAY.
0TThe delegated wisdom Of Connecticut assem-
hled III New. Haven yesterday land shall next week
have the satisfaction Of presenting readers the
maiden Sprech of Gov. cleveland, who was Of
course elected chief magistrate Of our ancient com
nonwealih on the first dav Of the session. and will
we understand, he indicted into office Tomorrow
We shall give as full report Of the proceedings Of
the legislature from week week during its string
as our limits will permit, will be Of interest to
our readers.
RTMr Webster. rumor saws, has left Washington
SIR the North on business connected with the North
Eastern Boundary Question.
The Apporiionmeut latest accounts from
Washington represent that the ratio Of appor,ionmen
will probably be fixed So 1853, which will increase
the number Of representatives to 300, and give Con
nec.icut her present number In our humble opinion
the country would he quite well represented if the
ratio were fixed at 100000; the business Of the ma
tinn would he despatched and the expenses of
the government greatly reduced.
RHODE Extraordinarily, the 81 inst was the day
fixed fur the Inauguration Of the new Governor Of
Rhode Island, and the organization Of the gov
eminent. We shall OF learn in few days
,bo,hn alart apoup have resulted
from the revolutionary movements in our sister state
Some 800 U. s. Troops left New. York for Fort Ad-
ans, near Newport on Sunday last-for what object
it is not stated
The editor of the New York Tribune expresses the
belief derived from information of sundry important
movements Mt Washington, that John G. Calhoun
and Levi Woodbury. will be the candidates Of the To-
cnfuco party a, the next election for President and
Wee President. Mr. Van Buren, is generally
gnrded hy lhe knowing ones as out OF the canVass;'
Col Johnson is making considerable interest at the
ives, and centre Mr.. Buchanan twi,h King Of Ala
bana Tor Vice) is pushing his pre,ensons, with
nestness; but the ticket which as yet combines the
grca,es, strength is Calhoun and. Woodbury., Oh
which the whole strength Of notification, ultra free
trade ultra slavery, &c. &c. can be rallied
we nave IpE some tltLc Utcu VI He OPih'oH 'N"'
Mr. Calhoun would be the loco candidate for the
Presidency, but supposed that Mr.. Wright Of New
York would be his lieutenant. Perhaps, however,
it is due to New. Hampshlfe-a state whichhas been
uniformly the south when southern and north
crn interests and rights seemed in collision
that Of her should be thus honored. As to
Mr. Calhoun. with all his twistngs and turnings aud
understandable abandonment Of former policy and
pri,,c piles, him the mos. taented man
in the opposi,ion and if compelled select Presi
dent from the ranks Of THAI party, should not hes
ila,e to select MIR. c. Rnonainated, however he will
be easily hcaen by the Rrea. Kentucky Statesman
TO whom the pe"pe are disposed to commit, the nf
fairs Of the nation during the four years succeeding
the present administration.
A large number Of the inmates of the Peni,en,iary
at Blackwells Island, were pardoned the day before
she Ia,s charter election in New. York, on the cond-
sion that they would vote the ocoloco ticket. Who
orc the Pipe Layers?
BANKRUPrs.-ln tie list u applicants for the bene.
St Of the Bankrup. Law. notice the following
from this county Oliver Burr Asnn H. Andrews
and B,rdseye Norton Of Norfolk Merlin Holcom,
Adoniram Sardam and William II. Sardam Of Ca
naan; and George Watson Of Torrington.
The Hartford Conrant, commenting upon the ejcc-
rion Of Mr.. Tyson, of Philadelphia, says:
A nominn,"n.if the nominee possesses fair char.
Ecer. and has capacity and fitness Tor the Oilre To
which he is Illuminated, should m"re be rejected
because the individual liz the friend 81 President y.
Ter, than because he is the friend Of Mr. Clay, or Ge-
neral Scott, or any other distinguished Wing. Such
considerations these should not enter int" the
breasts Of honorable SenatMs-we hope they do not.
Sure thai the constituencies OF the Wing Sen.
alors from New England will not sanction them.
fair and liberal support from the Wing party, and
aeprecas all iacrous opposition to IT, let 1t come from
what quarter it may.
Animal Magneiism.-The Hartford Review repre-
SCENTS the people Of that city in qanndnry in re-
gard to Animal Magnetism. lie discourses thus
sagely on the subject:
/" Some believe-sone don't belisve-sonse won't
believe. and some can't beieve-a majority however,
shoueh lab6ring under and exhibiting strong symp-
toms Of doubt are. in the main, inclined to think
there's something in it,. We go with and for the
majority. Hura for Jacksonr'
An Editor Pr"moird.-The editor Of the Calves.
tonan says We came near being elected cap
tain Of militia company last weeh well could
and miss Our friends in the 4ih beat conspFed to-
gehsr and made lieutenant Of Us. II that amt get.
ring up in the pictures we should like to know what
is Eli, attention get cheese knife and rub
off the dust with brick bat. The Mexicans must
lie whip, Immediately. Come, RICH. face, march,"
Large pay-Unce Sam 10 now obliged % pay
$4,000 per day SoF COngressiona al sessions OF three