Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23

Wing, has been elected: in Rantoul's Ds-.
triOt ;. Sabsa.- Wing in. Thompson and.
probably, loud. Wing. in Fowler s.,
OLDEST Inconsistencies Az CHuRou
A noe to the recent sermon of Rev. Mr..
Bucdington, commemolaling. the two
hunored and twentieth anniversary Of
the First church in Charlestown states
that the oldest Congregational church in.
New>England is 10 Windsor, Conn.
which was originally formed in Ply>
mouth. Old England, in the beginning of
the year 1880, in anticipation Of emigra>
ting 10 this country. In 1885, the
church was planted n this country. II
Is also stated in connection. with the re-.
cent dedscation Of the ehurel, in West
Barnstable, Mass, that il is the oldest
Coug'egat ional church in the world
though the oldest in this country, having
been originally organized in England irr
1915. Its fast pastor fed from petse.
scutIon TO this country. The subse quent
pastor, Rev. John Lothrop. after a long
.and cruel persecution, came to this coun.
TRY with all the church that cou Ia be
gathered, in l636, and settled in Barn
stable.
A GREAT LAND Owner Mr.. M l.
Sullivan. Of Columbus, Ohio, advertises
for sale in the Journal, 10000 acres Of
land on the National Road in Franklin
Co., 1910 acres in Madison Co, and TO-.
600 in Logan, Union add Hardin coun-
ties. allef it Of superior quality. Also
200 acres adjoining the city Of Colums
bus, all Of which will soon be set up in.
to city lots. Twenty one thousand sew
en- hundred acres of rich Ohio lands is.
pretty extensive land monopoly for
one person a
DlsAPporNTMESrs.-There were two
men i; one devoted forty years of action
and the other forty years of thought. to
:heir country. They toiled long and
hard. The cares tef State weighed on
one the night dews wet the tent of the
other in the cold North. and the sultry
South. But when the splendid seal
was to be set nf their country's gratitude
and honor, one d id not even get mons
nation, and the other got only defeat
A young man, q man without serv ice,
without craftsmanship. without any I'M
common claim or title. puts to- rous both
the statesman of forty years aad the
warrior Of fosty years. One dies : the
other lives. bat makes no sign. Is this
conduct OF America, gratitude, or retri-
button, or manifest destiny, or is it
Young Americs showing himself? AT
Iras: we may say it is strange. passing
strangely Y. Christian Inquirer.
ny- Hon. Charles w. Rockwell has res
sic ned his offics OF Commissioner Of Gus
toms. He has been offered the New
York Cashiership Of the OHIO Life and
Trust Company.
LYNCH Law IN New HAvEN.-A
clothes hief was caught at Upson's Hotel.
10 Fleet street, last evening at about halb
past ii o'clock, and the watch was sent tor
but for some reason unknown to ns, no
officer was found wherenpOn the traveller
whose garments were stolen took the law
into his own hands, aud with raw hide
he whipped the scamp from Fleet street to
Chapel street. with blows well laid on.
when he ,lethim g.. ssazsf
The Boston Times very truly observes
that 81 there is no more reason in requiring
the Post Office Department TO pay ito own
expenses, than there would be IN reqn ring
our Mediterranean feet to pay lts expe nses
BY bringing home raisins from Malaga aud
igs from Smyrna The Tines is dem>
esra,ic Daper. and it should know that il 10
democrs,ic policy to make the Post Office.
sus,ain itself The Wing policy is 10 re-.
luee the price Of postage to little or nothing
ard meet the Post Office expenses just as
those of the Navy are provided for. The
democracy are for AL tho people in prom :
ises, bur they do as little for them 40 pOssi-
Die. rss. s..asE.s 81. Sd o.
y -~ NesO Haven PalIadiGna.
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