Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-23

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4 ted in LiIchfeld on the Fourth Of July nex,.-
The Committee of Arrangements arc D. c. Bnlkley,
Frederick Phelps, Albert Sedewick O. S. Seymour,
Jason Whiting and (. l.. Saonsaii.
The Committee will report in due season. the Order
Of the Day. Per Order Committee # Arrons'ls.
We are glad 10 see that the cirizens Of Ltchfed
are making preparations for Celebrating IN proper
manner the approaching Anniversary. A the
order Of exercises for the day, we have not been
wholly informed however. we understand the in.
entiOn now is. for celebration after the Old Fashion
the usherng in Of the day by the ringing Of bells
and the firing Of cannon-with an Grafton in the
forenoon, and Public Dinner. Several Military
Companies, and the Waterbury Brass Band, it is
said, are expected to be present the OCCASION
The Ladies' both at home and abroad, are also to he
invited to participate in the entertainments. Due
notice will be given our friends in the neighhor:ng
towns as to the regulations and Order Of the Day.
HENRY CLAT-This valuable Statesman is well
known 10 the American people His services have
long been appreciated and they still retain high
place in the minds Of our countrymen. He has been
found among the first to relieve distress, and among
the last TO yield to misrnle and TO misguided egsla
ton Glad must be the heart Of every friend OF good
government, to his name placed before the pepplc
a candidate for the Presidency in ~. Already
over hundred public journals have unfurled their
fogs to the breeze with the name Of Henry Clay in.
scribed on their folds. Among them is the POUCH.
kee7sie Journal, formerly Van Buren, paper. We
would refer our readers the excellent remarks of
the editor found in another column.
The election for charter officers in Norwich OH
AZ eli Il r
Wing Ticket by handsome majority. William P.
Green. Esq. had majority of 1877 for Mayor.
The banks of New-Oreans have again suspended
specie payments
Mr.. Speaker Wightmans affecting valedictory to
the Legislature has been the source of so much crt
cism by the papers, that we feel constrained to give
a little of the cream Of the talk. Look for it in uno-
Their column
The Regulators Of the State of Pennsylvania have
met with severe rebuke by Gov. Porter, in late
message to the Legislature. The Tribune speaks Of
it the following comnendaory language -" Gov.
Porter has sent Message 10 the Legislature calling
their attention, in the most urgent terms, to the
cuims Of the public creditors. 1t is an excellent
document and administers just and most severe re-
buke to his brethren of the same political faith, who
have sanctioned, by precept and example, the afro
cous scoundrelism Of Reputation. Gov Porter con-
demns in the severest terms the doctrines proclaimed
by the Gov. Of Mississippi and Michigan, and which
have well nigh become established articles in the
Locosoco creed. tie calls upon the Legislature to
make provision for those who have just demands on
the Treasury Of the State. even if they forced TO
increase the public Severe this may be he
says i, will only be temporary or, he suggest that
the stock in the Banks held by the State, be employ.
ed 10 pay off those Liabilities. He says that he
scarcely find language 10 convey, in a suitable mun-
ner, hs ideas Of the importance Of "a faithful adhe-
renee. part Of the State, to ts solemn engage
men.s."