Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-30
Correspondence Of the " r. Express.
w axrvNC-0>r May q

ar -. 81 80. WASAINGTONs may 20.
The locofocos in the city to-day are politically
the most miserable set of men that ever existed
Some are for Van Buren,, some for Cass and some
for all others, among the many named by the mem
bers of the party in different sections of the coun-
try. awe are runed' say one set of delegates
with Mr.. Van Buren,, 6 ard we are worse, ruined
without hin" say another. The feeling is great
and the result is doubtful. Cass would have stood
better but for his recent tyaddling letter. but he
has many friends here as yet. Van Buren's friends
remain firm and are determined to 'ssink or SWIM
with their leader of 1910. johnson will probably
benominated for Vice President. J. y NJ
Correspondence Of the .Nescark Daily advertiser.
WAsHrNGTor, May 26, 1914
1t seems to be generally understood here in Loco
Foco circles, the Hon. Richard M. johnson has
signi6ed determination not to permit his name
to be presented by the Baltimore Convention to-
morrow as. candidate for the Vice Presidency
should Mr.. Van Buren, be the nominee for the Pres
idency. His reason is, that he does not like the
idea cfbeing beaten so easily he is to be if
placed on ticket with the Undertook Magician.
.fscfM .M,syder.-We are panied to learn that Mr.
Allen DeGraifenred of Chester District, s. C.,
murdered in his own house on the night of 18th inst
by some person or persons unknown shot through
the head, and his brains beat out, and robbed OF
large sum of money, supposed from four to eight
terial investigation when the persons who brought
the news left the neighborhood.
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has become injured by astrain that threatens, for
time, to injure the body, should remember that Dr.
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m-WHILE LIFE REMAINS WE HAVE
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Various remedies, it is true have been offered and
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Samuel Bdel. Litch6eld, Conn.