Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-30
Conanaunicated for the ~. #. Palladium

a NEW HAVEN, Sept. 2l. 1852
 MEssRs. EhToRs :--In your last eve ning's Palladium, observe m article from the Waterbury American, stating that a MT. Eben Hotchkiss had lived to see the fifth generatiUp of his descendants. As q, match tpg lhis Waterbury case, let me s;ates another, within nay own knowledge. Nlr. Philip Kenyon, who recently died at Plainfeld, in thus Slafe, in his 95th year. lived 10 see eleven children, fifty grand children, htly- five great ginnd. children and two great great grand children.r ss# s1a4sgaa Yours, &c.. Y. l..
 IT The New Orleans Bulletin states that three eminent Wings of talents and eloquence have just left New Orleans to thoroughly convass the North Wes,sFr. and Red River Parishes.
 HONEST MEN.-Iowa and Illinois, each have an Ex> Governor from Ohio-Guy Lucas and Gov. Bebb. The former is q Democrat, the latter Whig--yet both support Gen, Scott as the only man of gthe two presented for the Presidency, who is in favor of American Trade and American Industry. Both stand on the old Demo- cratic platform, where iaur revolutionary forefathers stood when they defended opr country from the aggressions ofsffe <zfSs ish, and both are delei mined, sa Laf # I|e ; in their power, ihat in lllia eenbilifsS. British pauper labor and EriIis | e6ii s|isi' not secure what British arms ae6 |iliIz.I Is accomplish:
 \ 'xnE EkeEIsn GAME LAWS. IiI6 fsl= lowing is an illustration ot he opprassi&s character of the English fanss lass6 6l.I lhe Great Northern RailwA1 \ poor xas 2. .ffi11e to cross sle lins| W6s decapitated <l'e engine, Ssld Ie.|s i6hafer took up 'i'e 4s.ig ise whieIl 3sl <ssI i1 possession q ls without seshse 2 snbjected tipnseu to three moa' F es treadnill,
 FfRsT BRIGADE. Col. Elihu Geet of Ihe First Regiment, was nominated yesterti.IS Sept. 25th, hy tho Field officers of sE First Brigade 10 the office of Briead;z General. TAs election was held tt Dan. ieisonvilIe. K.
 Hargord Times.
 He Loc0I0c0 Tapers are pnblisllina i, list of officers, in the AIexiean Mar. who will not vote for Scott. N0w, as most of these officers were nominated by President Polk, and were of course Locofocos vit sis ysEz aalural to suppose that many of chem sE Eetain their party preferences. They nfe &6noi0cos who have not vet broke then party shacklss. The only wonder is that ihe list ' sp sIaprt. K
 sALs gR k' E FsA PRorrR4r Ar Asu> LAM. .---A s6|. portion 0s the prrsonat proper.y of lHS '6t4 hon. Henry Clay took place at Ashland Oa the l5ih inst. and embraced about twenty head of thorough. bred cattle. several fine horses, and n ouan. 0tity of wine, put up several yenrs aso by Mr. Clay himselE The sale iaoh nl..ns. under the direction of his exeoqiofs.
 hIIss CATHAalEE EIaxKs An F I, D.a. NUm .--Mr. Barnnm has n6nlFactea en- gagsmsn,s with Miss Csihnfins Heve. lor sixty eonceple. tO Do gisbn nndsr hie i||Ez- tlnn in California. Ainx|to. caha. ||.; ii. states. and tho British ffoplneNs ol & FI|' Amerlca. Air. B. ls to pay Niss Nayss eb0 0O0O.and also to dl&ldo ihe prnGIs nf lhe eencerls eQunlly with hnf 4Innpa Menels and other aFIlssu aro al&8 enaReed. and the party ls to aall for CalIlornlA in November.