Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29

the House of Representatives nt Washington, when the Tariff Bill up for discussion It will take stronger arguments than can be used by Mr. F. to make the farmers of New England believe that they are not interested in the prosperity o OUT mechanics and manufacturers and that the market tor their produce is not greatly benefited by their success- The truths contained in the close of the extract should be remembered by every voter throughout the country. when he goes to the polls. viz: "TnE PRO- TEcTIvE SYSTEM IS ESSENTIALLY THE WHG SYSTEM" ''wHTLE OPPOSITION TO THE WHIG SYSTEM IS ONE OF THE CARDINAL PRINCIPLES OF THE DEMOCRATIC (Loco l FocO) PARTY.".
 EXTRACT FROM MR. EAsrMAN's SPEECH. But, sir the gentleman from Massachusetts (Mr. | SaltOnsah) informs us, that not only is commerce be 6eneftted , 6y the protective system, but that AGRICULTURE also is to receive advantages from l 1t. Indeed, according to his judgment, every class ish beneath its benign influences. But the gentleman NJ S$f%aGk fertile fields, and productive sol the farmer can go into the market of the world without fear of being put oS, SS~n REvsS RE s oF U s s cultural products of other nations and come at ali in competition with our producers: IT CANNOT BE DONE Ies may ta 9 protecting our Jg'nsrs aga'"st s 1lease lay dues, and possibly may be deceived thsreby, bat tesch aud any pur- pose urer than to bHd the eyes o some honest Out yet nnin}oraed producer Sir let me repeat n THE PRo. TEcTlvR SYSTEM IS ESSENTIALLY THE WHG SYSTEM 1t is point on winch they are as we'll t not bet ter united than upon any other; while OPPOSITION THE SYSTEM IS ONE OF THE CARDINAL PRINCIPLES OF TaE DEMOCRATIC rARrY!:
 MR. RoBERr's REMovAL--We publish ,hie morning wa could do it no soUner-the expose by the Hon. JONATHAN ROBERTS of the causes 0t his removal from 0he office of Collector of the customs as Philadelphia We need mol bespeak for the profound attention of and rtffiOv ninn Hhn ChoFOa al house which it uncOves had been penetrated before, but never did it seem sO revoung. Here is an aged and iacorupble patrio-the friend and associate of Mir. Tyler through quarter of a century, elevated by hun to the Coecorslp without request or petition in his behalf, dischargihg hs dnas with unimpeach, ed fidelity and integrity yet ruthessy thrust out ot aud tor what Is there reason which any friend .Of Joha Tyler could give and not blush He IS not even accused personally of Clayism, though we saw John Tyler and Jonathan Roberts in the Harrisburg Convention doing atl they could o secure the nomina sion of Henry Clay. Each knew him we'll his princ- yes his course, his measures; and then John Tyler with the foremost ln support Ot that states man. NOw he turns his bosom friend out of high of flee to which he had himself appointed him, because he will not prescribe 's subordutes who are suspec- ted of favoring MT. Clay!
 Has Henry Clay changed since ihenl Who will pretend it Is not John Tyler the hlackest of ra- tors? Who can deny it?-N. Y. Tribune.
 ErFEcrs OF TAarr-The Iron and Nail Works in this city, after suspension o several months, are 0Saln operation. NIT. lhrSnhli uNOrfnS us Lnnt
 his n,anufac.ories a Whises.own will also be started immediately y-1roy WMg.
 Yankee Sull,pan ia the Tombs.-As officers B. F. Hays and Stanton were yesterday returning from the Ocean House at Long Branch m the steamboat lOlaS, when tn the Nnrrows they discovered sail boat with several persons in il, and by means 0f glass Van. kes Sullivan was recognized as one of the parry The steamboat vaw was immediately manned and started in pursuit. The suilhoat, however. reached the shore first. but being at or near Fort Diamond. Sullivan detained by the soldiers and delivered the officers, who brought him on to the city. A posse of Police officers was immediately despatched for the rest of Sulivans party, of whom is suppo sed tu have been Ford. How it happened that they were permitted to escape is counted for. Rumor says thev or seas, Sullivan. had taken passage for New Orleans and was when discovered. on his way he has been secre,ed at Sandy Hook waiting for an opportunity to get off without detection.
 OUR MINISTER TO ENGLANp-The Liverpool COZ respondent of the New York Union, thus writes :- "The United States could no, have sent better Ambassador to England than Mir. Evcritt. His lofty genius his splendid eloquence- his pure literary taste-hs eminent attainmen,s-hs gentle manners his gentlemanly bearing have won upon the hearts of all classes. The Degree of Doctor of Laws which Dublin University has conferred uprn him. and which Cambridge has gladly backed, is the highest compl snent 1t could pay hinrfnr Dublin University docs ROt grant an honorary degree once in twenty yeara. believe that since 1875, it has granted only fuoo cue tO tho Rev. Dr. Cooke. eminent Presbyterian clergyman, aud the second ,o the Hon. Edward Eve riu.'
 To Corr-.pondents l.. w." came too late for insertion this week-also, "CIAuuus" Both will appear next woek. LIICfIFIELD CO SOCIETY
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE RooM, Sept. 2s, ls42.
 In pursuance of invitation frum the Hartford Co Agricultural Society received this morning, the fol- iowHg gentlemen are appointed delegates to attend Hartford oa the 7th day of October next, viz :-
 Daniel E. Brnsmade Moses lyman IT,, Edward i:a1gdon. Stephen Deming. Naih'i B. Smith, Win II. Thompson, lemMei Hurlbnt, Thomas Watson, Jr. 6He John REHk R ATefT PEf EfGak Ps RRhsps Rs
 Is raIs Coop BANK -The Bank of France has in her vaults 800 barrels of fv. franc pieces. each haTe containing fifty thousand francs, or about ten thousand dollars The gold is packed away in eaden cases containing twenty thousand bags ot one thou sand francs each in the neighborhood of four million of dOars in each and it is represented ,ba, en. tire apartment in the vau,ed department filled with these cases some of which have not been opened for forty years.-N. F. Express.
 manufacturer in Waterbury, in this county sta. ted in this city Monday that since tho passage of shs Tariff Bill he had received more orders for goods m hio line than he had received during the whole Of tbe months previous. PaNadium
 Mrs Caroline Bradshaw, the lady who was drown. ed in the North River, on Monday week, by the np- setting Of the schooner Moselle of this city, was oE