Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-03-10
FOR TEE ENQUIRER.

tently investigate, or wisely execute, those meas
ures which are calculated to advance the diversified
of party strife, all the great interests Of
the nation forgotten, its energies paralyzed and its
resources crippled, to build up some selfish vis
determining whether our revenue should be kept in
SAFE, Bor, or Bank, we have seen oil this rev.
enue dissipated like the vapor before the scorchng
sun. Has not the time arrived when the people will.
arise and blow away the mist which designing
demagogues have cast over their best interests an6
assert and maintain their invaluable rights What
has had more powerful and deleterious influence
the repeal Of our discriminating Tariff laws, known
as the Compromise Act? Where, consequence
Of that act, can you point to more prosperous OK
n s
profitable sale for his tobacco rice, cotton, than
formerly? Have the Europeans consumed more Of
the wheat beef or pork of the western tarmer since
ourselves longer, because a handful of arrogant.
selfish arstocrats bawl that the Union is in dangerl
took my pen. Mr. Editor, more particularly to
call the attention OF your readers to this important
subject. Litchfeld county, with all her seriity of
soil, possesses a population unsurpassed in any
part Of the globe for intelligence, enterprise. and
moral and physical resources Containing all the
elements for natural enjoyment, and propelEng
power sufficient to give employment to numberless
operatives is she ready fold her hands, and shout
We have seen with what a laudabe enterprise our
citizens have, the past year, opened through the
length of our county thoroughfare whereby faci~
ties opened to all the principal marts of our land
And since, FROM the barrenness and sterilty of our
SOIL not able to compete in our agricultural
pursuits with the more luxurant parts Of our cOun
try, TOR the want Of stimulus Of proper protect
ing system. we are obliged to delve and drudge with
the hope Of nothing beyond our actual daily bread:
Does not this subject commend itself every patriot?
Now is the time for action and see on all sides
the public are endeavoring to make their voice
heard in the halls OF Congress Will not the good
citizens, without respect to parties, awake to this i'm
portant subject? Let the patriot use his tongue and
his pen in awaking every individual to his true IN
called until all are aroused plead for and protect
their undoubted, their vital interests.
Though our correspondent has adopted the sig
nature Of "A Farmer" we think we recognize the
hand writing of one of the fair daughters Of of
the farmers of our county, who wields Already PEN
Be the writer, however, q farmer, or a farmers
daughter we shall be glad 30 hear from him her
again on this or any other indredsubiect-Ed.
SLANDER SUrr.-A verdict Of 5000 damages was
rendered in Baltimore County Court on Friday in
favor of John Mortimer and wife, in q suit against
David HI White for SANDER.
John c. CHlt-The bill Of exceptions filed BY Colts
counsel has been allowed by the Court Of Over and
Terminer, and his sentence postponed until the So.
prems Court decide upon his application for new
trial. unsuccessful in obtaining new trial from
that Court it win probably be carried 10 the Court Of
Errors. II 10 very much 70 be feared that the galOwI
will yet be cheated Of ito victim