Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-30
Eroua tbe Hartford Cowronr.


From the Hartford CoGrGnr.
VOICE FROM WASHINGTON COLLEGE
At meeting of the Students of Washing
ton College, held June 22d, the following re-
solutions, reported by a committe. were
adopted by reclamation, and vote passed.
respectfully requesting their publication OF
the Edito. Of the Hartford Courant. The &C.
casion, which called forth these expressions
OF opinion. aroused spirit of righteous in
dignation against party injustice and oppres-
sion, and will do more towards the defeat OF
it's object than any direct movement of a hos
tile party. Surgeons may handle the seal
pel knife, but quacks will surely cut them
selves. We think, that the party of legal
ouacks now in the ascendant, in using the
the knife of law to cut off portion OF the
community from civic existence, will ind
the edged tool fly back and cut themselves.
In the college, persons Of all political creeds,
here tofore Viole ntly opposed to each other,
now, by the infamous act of DISTINGUISHING
those who happen to have the misfortune OF
desiring by course of education to guilty.
themselves for judging clearly on the affairs
of their country, are united as one man, and
principle, considered themselves connected
in common cause with the Sires OF the Re-
volution. 3.a.s
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE STUDENTS OF
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
Whereas at the late session of the Legisla-
ture of Connecticut, the high duties of intel
ligent legislators were forgotten ia mean
regard for party purposes, and an act passed
DISTINGUISHING all persons "who attend any
Academy, College or other Literary lastito-
ton in any town or city ip this ate'There.
fore
Resolved, That we the Students of Wash
ington College, without distinction of party.
regard that law az gross and open viola
ton Of those inestimable rights secured to US
by the Constitution of the State.
/ RESOLVED, That, in thus singing out the
Student from every other class OF citizens,
residing in the State under like circumstan-
recognize a precedent for the subversion of
every principle of justice and republican
equality.
RESOLVED, That, when the right of suf-
| frage is thus tempered with, and the honored
seats of learning are assailed by those who
consider knowledge vice. and ignorance vir-
tue, it becomes every good citizen to exert
heart and hand in the great work of political
regeneration.
RESOLVED, That, we earnestly call upon
our brethren, throughout the State. who are
likewise. deprived Of right heretofore re.
moved from the convict alone, to unite with
US LII OOt6IDlIR TeuTGSS.
CHARLES w. WOOSTER, Chairman.
JAMES L. ScorT, Secretary.
| Wines OF CoLuMBus.-The Wings of Co.
lumbus. Ohio, at late meeting resolved that
John Davis, of Mass, was qualified to fill
any station in the gift of the American Peo-
pie, and they have therefore nominated him
as q candidate for Vice President of the
United States. They also resolved that as
Martin Van Buren, would DO the competitor
of Henry Clay, there could be no doubt of
the issue between them and that, subject
to the decision of National Convention, we
draw the sword for Henry Clay, and throw
away the scabbard and that we will neglect
no honorable means in our power to sustain
him. In victory or defeat the hest affections
of the West are with him.
Dr. ALIENS BAIsAM of Horehound, Liverwort and
Pleursy Root has gained a reputation for the cure Of
Consumption and Liver complaint, never acquired by
any other medicine. This medicine 10 not intended
like the common humbugs Of the day. to cure every
disease. but is only for the Of diseases of the
lungs and liver and fonthese complaints has equal
are certain symptoms Of consumption. Dr. B. D. Al
lens Balsam Of Horehoupd, Liverwort and Pleurisy
Root, is never failing remedy, and If the sick and
distressed resort 20 it, they certain OF being restor-
ed to health. Il contains opium or deadly poison
ul and Supply the Senses but removes the disease,
heals the lungs, gives health and s.rength Let the
! sick use it.
OrNIoN OF THE FACULTY Disease Of the Langs.-
DR.. Allen-Dear sir: have prescribed your BaLs0m
OF HorehouHd Lverport and PLeurisy Root, in severe
coughs and consumption, and it has proved efectual
valuable medicine without any deleterous or mar.
cotc Ingredients. entertain high opinion Of your
Balsam, and shall continue to recommend il to my
patients. Yours, &c. c. PRESTON,
Physician New York City
! For sale, wholesale and retail, by w. A. Tyler, 90
Barclay and at the sign Of Drugs and Medicines,
South o., Litch6eld. ems
MARRIED,
In this village, on the 9th inst- in St. Michaels
Church, by the Rev. Mr., Payne, Mr.. Edwin B. Web
| ster of this tuwn, to Miss Ann Eliza M. BeIden,
daughter fthe late Hon. George O. Belden. of Mon
In Bristol, Mr.. Phineas Curtis, of Cornwall, to
Miss Jennett, only daughter of Noah Lewis, Esq.
In New Haven Mr.. B. r. Hitchcock, of the firm of
Hitchcock & Stafford, printers, to Miss Jane S.
daughter Of Timothy Fowler. Esq.
DIED.
In Torrington, on the 23d inst. James L., son OF
Mr. Harry Baldwin, aged IA years
In Winsted. Miss Abigail Skinner, aged As years.
In Colebrook, Ashfabula Co. Ohio, Mr. Samuel
Phillips, aged 81, formerly of Colebrook, ca.
In Columbus, Ohio, Mehitable, wife of Geo. KEEL
logg, and Youngest daughter of Samuel Camp. Of
In ST. Louis, Caroline Augusta, only daughter Of
E. A. Thompson. Esq, aged ONE mo.
DIR. ISRAEL DELAMATER's
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