Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-23


Richmond wing, from winch II VIII De seen Inat the
leading Whig paper of the south takes ground against
III. .d,;;or n sxa.iD,o the Union The .ronr,or.
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IS lnVnclbls. we Iully OeheVe that many OF the
soundest statesmen of the south tall true Whigs) will
go - III. sor,s corcrsor h H.. ao,,,..s,,.. oe
c"lne " '"e '"'0 '0"oU'0"' W. 'ne ue"'"sosue'o
that part Of the country Will probably carry OH the
popuace, and then if we of the north car only con.
80 81 -, -.
~ INV O". n"''0"1' Co""S"0 'NNA NO. .,
Samuel Slmons and Perry Smith, THE DEED sDiH be
done and fatal stab piven IN the liberties of the
,oon,o H. en-. ~ .-,..o.:
Coz. GilDaer and Ieras.-We regret to hear thro'
the Charlottesville Advocate tnat the health OF Gov
carried 10 congress 70 i a carLlage. ,,.o- ..,
Mr. G;imer exnressinG the confident opinion that
Texas will be annexed to the Union the hope that it
NAV, and Arguments SNOWY, II "hohy chiieflca'' !"
Gov Gilmer thinks that from the St Lawrence to
the Gulf of Mexico, tho thousand miles, and from the
Atannc 70 'e aac.c nT 11 mGGsa"@ m nao
pie! This not quite the superficial extent Of Europe,
when contains some Ioo n.ons OF niote Spe
III o A gao r;ons e NJ anorb b,Hver
e. Ii'I ~ III :ir Sc aa.; . IT, I.arnos IL -
Ior ~ miii,ons OF Anerlcahs: me governor ~ a
Ie ~, " G, "'. h liz ar.m ho1 III ,ho naopIe
s,,. ,,e 49,. ,h ',' ID ' go liz iai Dopocr.t
lHay illeet 1--WE ~ nu pnSss t'e l" n W.,
"iV We say oeE .n5 hnn;nos
wy, w u us 'o' -: o.y . II. ~ , ,o
her iloery, union anu Peace''a' '.s NOS. e1'fTsa
ea"t S'ne'ie, ao"ul ~ NC lelie Ie"' VI nj W.
as, "cn - .wiIe az ~ I ei'S va,'a a,'; ; H.
E una u'J ! " h 'h ,1o;i nonta mm;nn
rss,n as nns ern,;nns on he Pac6 Ocean ~ nna
49, -, No. &c - hid IN NJ, R-nnsw;ck and
.heE on eH'co, rs !,id on Tew n'a .uH an"
4'e r ~ ;oo S Nv, ,u h, opd
,,ver"helm ali IN rs rims Or if Il vas kent cnnsoi
Is =: a" -. i ~ 10 A. -, -, -, L.
nateo rno Gniy DC oT a; me b n I
~. p.I'.,cn -. M"un LILY VIC "'',, .1p
''S Eo pp po ~ r oe ~, tsIb
N'S Wy. uIl Speeuy r ~; ~ $3.50 '
% I've hs o o
WIZ Ever ee 81 ,I 800 ~ 'r ;, ;n h a.
,assad &c S"horn u W can 1enome,rae ,e
r r'uss;u =" Wa LII 10 y, ~ e,,; ,;n 10
righteousness and VIII DO so al The h'il's ''ne'
* We invite attention to the suhJmned sucrnct
rxposition from the Bridncpor: Standard Of the me.
49, &c ,,a 11h;os :, .dn;n;s,.r;o tho covarnr,ert
Jus vi VIC w Jugs ~ Mountaineering "
during the last two years. What might they not have
ACCOMPLISHED for the country had hey no, been EN-.
'", ~, :>:.. r'.aeo r. -; -.
paffasseo ny the coI"ineo forces Vi iae"oh Ill the
Loco Focos, and Perhdy IN President Tyler
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FACTS TO BE CONSIDERED by THE fEofl'E
!. Under the administration Of Mr.. Van Buren, the
expenditures of the general government $751;
$50, ZIG in a single year.
q All the appropr aons for the present year, under
Wing administration, do not exceed Sl9,Ooo oOo.
B. By the economy retrenchment' and IT'D &c &C.
pnr'men,s Of the government, the pupc expenditures
have been reduced one halt
d. Under the administration OF Mr.. Van BnFcn, the
u s. marshal OF the state Of Mississippi received
$4,000 tor lees and en"'umt ms IN one " ar-'Ie
collector and district all" r'ey IN New YORK. each'
from $4,000 10 $4,000 and ether Offices III proper
ton ,,,:-,;.; , or hasa oe
.. Under Wing administration, none o. these Of
fcers can, under any circumstances, receive more
than $4,000 year tor services being rcq"fed 0y
law 10 pay Inc oVcrpIIs INTO the ueasnry
+. Under Mr. Van Burens administration, many
useless offices were created ana immense sums Oh
pnbllc money squandered among 'itlcal IaEore' u
the t,r'n OF extra pay and extra allowances ~
Onder wing adtnln!s ration the'e useless OH
ces have been abolished, and extra pay ana extra
allowances to otcers oi government boeh ptohiotco
ny law: WI =, -, ,
O. 1 NC loTlua war was pt'f'c''u u'''"S u"
whole OF MI Van Buren's administration, at an ex'
pense to the country OF Saoooo'oOo ~,
- Under wing aG administration me fiorna war
was orough' 10 speedy 'erhhaIioh' anu ''''S uia'n
upon The treasury was stopped;
AZ. WI van b"ren '.'t our 'Hrts'l reunions VI al
nnse.eH' amg,y amu AR anu
II. Under Wing adm'nls.rHIrn' "nr d''ncuiIies
WIN auS'aIa .use yen io"o'a"iy d dJt .;
neneneiai treaty fahhea' MsAih posn $3.50
nave oeem sGseu hs .,e =. vas a''1
peace Sel5unsn ~ oes"Gen u iI.:
-. onues ~ ''s ;s III hh n nss a,nnco
s 3 .s IN, 40 ~ ~ A. ~ l., 4 ho
10 81 ih,r; al Ne ~ r,
500 - 1.' s''"s po'' '''o - '''' ia "' " '''
o" 70 " E"ar yb;, r,o,,er of c,noross FROM, New
fne'ann 'oleG lot '',S lar'l' .-. :: r, ,.-.
s' Every Loco r"Io M IL, ME-
rom New EhEiaha om oile' WI ai"''h'e' VI l'ss'I
'o,ed asain nn inc 'a''li' r. q,
ID Sul " my ha'oi !" No's'eSS' WI iiu''"sto"'
Totsd LOT me 'aI'ii' p C ,
. ~ O,r' h'e' sc"" VII cay - '' 'o'eu "s"'N''
'"I tai ~ VIII; . H.; ,;.. ., ,,oa h
IL. Inc Ways avow Their re'dlness TO sfanh oy