Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07

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 He could not reflase. though he ltremi- bled at the thought of meeting 1l Pro tector's form.
 Just as they reached the doUfs 4skley Copper came forth He suited and changed colour as he saw them. Fanny noticed the peculiar expression bf his countenance. and whispered 10 ESard. sthat man is one of your ensmiss sThey stood before the Protecldrs "A frown was upon his shrow. sEhfher,s ' said Fanny. stretching o0t her slErlids iia m ;mploiing manner; sbeRf iisAssll ais innocent my life upon it he is iAAocS The frowr was succeeded 5y II 66k of pitv sIIc looked towards EdMassz as.if '.s s4 ;,;I,H |,i;s fo speak. a..2s TIie v ikres as asE',,S f'S. 6aid he, arc fas -tlie NS| q N. sneiny- and Tsuspass lhat eneIssy t thc inan who jusB rfs
 An! say yoa 60 !? said pIiivef. With the manner If Sne suddenly struck with
 n new and important thought: He drop ped his head. and was buried in tIiought flor severai moments. Then raising his Eeye, md fixing it keenly on Edward, hc said Before the Judge of all, afc you u believer in tlle G"spei ]?
 am and ever have bcen;a sail lie firmly.
 And is your life free from sfaia?
 I am sinner before God, but of sins against my fellow men, especially such sls had been intinated to your highness. 'I am perfectly innocent ,ls [ hope for heaven.' Oliver continued his fixed gaze. .shut t was bornc without sslRink- ing. He arose ana cfnsscd tic apart ment, hnd then resumed his seat. Young man. is nay be that you haze been wfoaged, by means of wicked tongues; if so 1t shall be righted. II t shall thus appear, I will send for yoi, soon. and no word of mine shall prevent youl union Fanny gavc her father m hmbrace which cost him . flow of tears. Edward bowed respectfully, and they withdrew |togcther and it may be their ieaye-ta: king was somewhat longer than nceessi. ty required. x. ltf
 The next day was one of. great actiyi- ty md excitement on tho part of Oliver. kfs h;is4aken i,l hand thig busiugsg 0f the young lovers. aad 10 mill know f ke has been deceived. An anahassador called but Mas not received o0ntiers had to wat for tteir despatcles till anQlhcr aay. Tndiyhluals were sent foF n hoE haste, and made the subjeetDf rapid NuesliDn- |ilgi Tho last ono sent fof Wi Ashley |iCeapa 4tIses> lixsk xaiees ,s
 heHfds iuaigei, and Cooper MI u | dis lmRyed cpuntcnahce, soon left, never again tc enter the presence q the Pro
 The EsfI of Warwick was tben suri,- inoneds and the interview was long. and the tcrsninatinn pleasant for Oliver, came out of his apartment with him laughing. and Emmy was called. and the Earl hid bis hand upon her head and blessed her, and told HOT that Edward would come tosec her on the morrow.
 Ere long, flor whatever Oliver under. takes must be accomplished specdiIs, small congregation assembled insthe pri. vate chapel of Whitehall. There sis to I De alwedding. and Doctor Thomas Good win is toNpreaeh the sermon the Pn,i-s lans thought aAserrnon preferable to n. l lance. on such occasions. Oliycrand the Esrl are seated lovingly together. and be- \ Tofe them arc Edward and Fanpys who.l ] may be. think the scamon, though ex. client ir argument. ,asisar lohg. Tlie 'eFehapny was then performed without. ing or cross, and tho grandson ofahe Earl'of Warwick sbccams the soniA, ,law f the mighty connmoncf. s'..a l, In due time they sat down. io the mar iage feast. The noble. tho brave. and \ he pious arc therc. and there is srejoisr hg not displeasing 10 hin who once gra. ed a marriage feast with his personal Was such | scene cver wit. iesscd before in tho place of lhc sover- ign ruler of ! mighty hation !
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 1'ks E,se Ss;f 6Sn0eas;ia The Ere Soil Convention at Faneuil Hall contia. ted crowded dnEings the whole day, md. excited eonsidefable interest Mr. Thi .iI Ivey, iN the course oe his remaGks saif ! The teleQsMpis brings IS . teport that < .l.c Senator from Mass. AEr. Mebstefl | had pspppscd | compromise that would ' E k4 ~@