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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-24
WAsHYSef6N, March 10.

WAsffrNeToN, March IL.
Mr.. Evans has closed his speech in the
Senate, and n very able one il has been to
the end-better in its conclusion, / think,
than at the commencement. Mr.. Calhoun's
free trade notions have been blown sky high,
and bis figures and tables so knocked into
PI. that doubt if he will dare attempt to
give them. Certain am he will not in the
form he promised them to the Senate, unless
he is holder and Drawer than take him to
be. The speech Of Mr.. Evans has been
faithfully reported, and when published
hope it will be read as well by the advocates
of tree trade as by those who wish better
reason for the faith that is in them in regard
to the doctrines Of protection. Mr.. Calhoun
has rarely been so fretful and warmed as
during the delivery of this speech No man
is more open to eXposure-none more sensi-
tive. He lacks, however, the maniness to
acknowledge an error, and had much rather
skulk and crawl from it than acknowledge it.
He lays down his propositions with bold
ness which is startling, and which often
gain credit and carry conviction from the
audacity with which they are asserted.
There is a headstrong reckleSsness and nov.
city in this which pleases all for the moment.
and the opinions given being advanced with
such confidence, often gain credit when they
deserve none.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-24
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.

Dist. No. l-ALFRED SMITH, of Hartford.
" FISHERMAN c. LORD, Of Marlboro.
3-THEoDoRE L. SILL, Of Windsor.
il" AARON N. SK1NNEs, Of N. Haven.
" " 5-EpwARD Human, Of SOuthbury
T." 6-ALBERr Foster, Of Meriden.
7-ERAsTus WILLIAMS, of i.edyard.
6-HENRY STRONG, Of NorWick.
9-JoHN IsHAM, Of Colchester.
"lO-ELuAH MIDDLEBRooK, TrumbuN.
"ll--ELr J. HoyT, of Danbury.
"l2-CLARK BIssELI, Of Norwak.
"l3-JusTIN SWIFT, Of Windham.
14-EDWARp D. ELDREDGF, Pomtret.
"l5-MARTIN WEBSTER, of 1orrington.
"l6-JosEPH H. Bethany, Of Bethlem.
"l7-WM. G. STERLING, of Salisbury.
"1s-JosEPH HALL, of Portland.
"l9-JosEPH II. HAYDEN, of Esser.
" "2O-WM. A. FOSTER, Of Stafford.
"2l-ABNER HENDEE, Of Hebron.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-24
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, MARCH "a. Is42.
WING state Nominations.

FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM w ELLSWORTH.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
EUBEN BOOT HI.
FOR TREASURER,
JEREMIAH BROWN.
FOR SECRETARY,
DANIEL p. TYLER.
FOR COMPTROLLER,
HENRY KILBOURN,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-24
NOMINATIONS FOR SHERIFF.

Hartford Colchester ADAMS, of Hartford.
N. Hauen " -CHAs. w. CuRrIss,of N. Haven.
~ London" GEORGE BLISS, Of Norwich.
Liichfeld " ALBERT SEDGw1cK, of Litchfeld.
Fairfield " STARR FERRY, of Danbury.
Middleser " GIDEON HIGGINs, Of E. Haddama.
TolLaad " -SoLoMoN L. GRIGGs, ofTOlland.
Windham Z" JOHN GALLUP, Sd, of BROOKLYN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-24

&rWs learn with much regret that Mr.. Romsyn
has been prevented BY sickness from visiting this
county as he had intended in behalf Of the Home
Leage.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-24
s73.s0o
Wages paid to 10 operatives for the year.
Sl3l.6OO

sisl
Let us see tho amount OF agriculture, csni;n! :
in reqnisiloa which that manula curing estahN
mant rec l;res to keep ii in cpe ration. and hat
nlshes market for such agricultural investment.
First, To proauce l73,Coo Us. "f wool viii
require the fleeces Of $4,000 sheep, OF
their lowest value in Duchess county,
put down n, 81 per head. is SlSs
Second, 10 support tina. immense flock Of
sheep with winter fodder and summers
pasture, am informed by sheep rails.
Ell, that not more than three sheep can
he kept on m acre, consequently 22OOo
acres Of land vii! be III" required quaint.
~ for their maintenance, which at the
loves, price that lands can be had in
the county, that will support three sheep
to the acre. estimate Mt $50 the acre, is ,937
Third, not less shan 500 persons are sup.
ported out OF the labor Of the 10 opera
tives, and consume weekly of the pro.
ducts of agriculture. Of beef, pork, -four,
butter, milk, eggs, cheese, &c, At the
lowest estimation of the value Of two
hundred dollars per week, for the year
of So weeks, is $4,000 per annum. In.
telligen, farmers tell me that il must re-
an industrious man, on farm OF 200
acres Of fair average land. who can sell
TO the amount Of $500 per annum. over
and above the supply Of his own family
and work hands. TO furnish therefore
the supply for the manufacturers would
require - farms Of 200 acres each, is
1900 acres, which estimate al $40 per
acre, ia l92
Fourth, further investment OF agrcuu.,
raj cap,Ul is required TO furnish the tea
zles, fire wood, coal, provender for team
horses, &c, estimated at
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-24
5000

Sl,422, 600
Thus. sl.422o 900 is the agricultural capital in
requ's"n to supply the manufacturing investment o.
challenge refuta,ion ofthe foregoing statement Of
facts. Agricultursts, examine it closely and careful-
ly, and then say who is most 10 be benefited by
protective tariff which will enable that establishment
to continue IN Opera,ion--you or the manufacturer
Every wooden Glory in The country in prupor-
ton to it's extent. alike the market for the agrcnl>
turst, Tor his wool, and his provisions. 1t that estao-
iish!nent is driven TO suspension OF It's operations
to: the want Of adequate protection, s quite prooa-
BILE that others will cease to operate tor the same
cause Where then will you find a market Tor the
produce Of your farms. Should the present tara law
60 into effect, which imposes duty OF but ~ per
cent after the 3Osh of June next will be utterly and
entirely out of the question for the manHlacurere OF
wool to sustain themselves for single month aganst
foreign competition, under so significant protection.
England viii take your wool in pay tor her broad.
CLOTH at IS cts. the pound for the same quality yon
have been selling the pas, year for IS cts.-wool be-
ing raw material she only levies one per cent the
pound duty, aid her manufacturers But your 9th
productions such beef pork, -four. lumber, &c.
are loaded with SO heavy a duty that j amounts
duty Of SS IS per barrel Very hule if any Of the
product Of your farms enters into the composition Of
foreign Observation-Disclosures the American is almost
wholly Of American product and labor: The suspen:
sion Of the wooden manufactures will throw out OF
employ population. four-fifths Of whom are women
and children who incapable Of agricultural labor.
They who now all consumers Of agricultural pro-
ducts, must from necessity become, in part produ:
the products ofagriculure. What insane, what fatal
policy, to cOnsign our manufactures to desIrueuons
and our women and children to beggaTy and want
Such will he the nevitnb BILE result It the present tariR
law goes into effect L they are sacrificed. yoe iar.
follow suit for want Of the home market the Ianutac-
turer now furnishes. Europe will not take yOAG
bread 'SUhs-they Easo enough tor themselves
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-24

'Iaint going to be called printers devil any longer
-and so, amt exclaimed our Fb the other day. in
a terrible pucksr Well. wha. shall we call you
hey7 why. call me typographical spiEi. Of Ovi--
ifyou plsasa that's all
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SefanntmaOunqen.
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s'lh e!nprehlt iId' Der ilnereidtete in, Dor
tQigea preiien. @ ~''>'|>'' 80
c....... aeclpb aSeper.
eaatcn Den 9ten Septsmber, l642 9,b.p.
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S5obHl'H9S 8er,lnoerulro,
81. :s & Drr
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Neue gt { en9te Berep.
M. ttun q. natrD
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12

a, latter date, 1--WE present.. say the jurymen,
"Arthur Beal, for travelling from his own
House upon the Sabbath day, about mile to
speak Job Young to go to sea the next week"
Mark Red about the same time was fined los
"for breach OF the Sabbath for going to sea out
of the harbor on the Lords day where the min
istry Vas" John Wadlcigh was presented for
"co,nron sleeper Oh the Lords day at the
publiquo meeting" The offender was dis
charged with an almontion, paying rs. Cd to
the recorder In 1867 Juliana Clyse. wife to
John, was presented Cor a tale-beeress from
house 10 house, setting differences between
neighbors. One Of the citizens was presented
for illeness. and the town Of Scarboro for not
kav;cg minister.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
The Old Times.

We take from the History Of Socn and Bid.
dleiord, by George Folsom, the Substance Of b
few of the many curious facts with which that
volume abounds
Description Of Nao England by the FIRST Dis.
eOperer.-The first dscoverer of New Engetd
wss Bartholomew Gosnold. llelanded n 10.
02, on what he afterwards named Eizabeth
Island, near the r.outh Of Buzzlrd>s Bay, and
which name it bears to tbs day. Here he built
a storchouse ard Eir,, the teplns OF which,
Belknap says. may slTl be seen. Several OF
the adventures pntlshei glowing descriptions
ofrhc fertility ard delightful aspect. Of these
northern shores.
"frofn the 'slanJ, says enc Of them, we
went T5sht over 20 the Msyne, where we stool
while as rasished at the bcauite and deiica.
cy OF the sweetness, besides divers cleare
lakes whereof we saw no end, and meadows
very large and full Of green grasses" They
affirm that they sawed seed whi-h in - Ia days
spTsng sp 9 fnches," and found ground nuts
a. big rs eggs, as good as potatoes, and 40 on
4 string, not two inches nnder pounl."
PabEc Worship and Grand Jsras--
An attendance on public worship was rigorous
ly enforced al this period by the civil aathori'
ties. Travelling on the Sabbath was punished
by a fine OF 10 shIllings including the officers
tees None were excepted from fhe operation
of these laws. Even under the jnrisdict on Of
the Kiag's commissioners, we find Mrs Bridget
Phillips subjected 10 preseniment by the
grand Jury Tor absence from Pabltc worship.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12

cases. He cautioned his hearers to be-
ware Of the various tinctures or spirit
Gus solutions Of medicinal substances.
They induced excitement, and invalids,
through the deceitful influence of the
alcohol, often thought they felt better.
and continued to use the poison until
they were enticcd to their destruction.
The Professor concluded this most
interesting Lecture with some friendly
cautions in regard TO the use opium and
tobacco. If an individual, addicted TO
the habit of using either Of those marco
tics, would break away from their
trammels, he could then know some>
thing of the real enjoyments Of true
temperance man.--[N. H. Palladium.