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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

1'hE NEW POULTRY The ap- .proaehiag ~E1hibifion .-The New York Daiiy Tunes sptaking npon this subject, uhsrrved GU. HhsTsslay. II Fehrnary 2.l itlsi.: : .The National PunllTy Socieiyn was iMl,> ed ut the Asior House. few weeks since. 1t has a it's head, F. II. Barnnn, Esq i, of M,iseuni noiuriety; R. B. Coleman, Esq, of ttre "Asinr.H IS tie Ireasutrf, and III ,I'e list of V,cc Presidents and Mana gers, we nniice tue Dames Q: many of llle most distinguished grnllen,en oi our city and country. There Is a Vice President from each State iil tic, Unisn. The firsi grand ExlnbitioH uf ill;sssS,cieiy, as it .s alre adv widely kfown, will he held at the Museum during ilir'eaiire week, commencing upon the 18th ui Fcbruarys Mir. Rarnuin very kindly nfieIcd tie use of his building when aticr ihe destruction of tue Metropolitan Hall, the Nlanagefs were al loss fur a
 suitable p'acr fsr iIie Exhibiti0n. Visitors I will he sdnli,sed u ali times, and permit ted tl,e iull eisjnynis ni if the n,aDy atsrac linus 0l tle Museum, lur ille usual charge (a5 csntsS Tle caDEs will he arranged il, 4 the ex'ensaye lals.il'tlie building, and ioad
 water and tie pesessafy care will. he pra>
 yidcd hy Mr. Bafnn,n ht his own expense. l fi,e Premium List Of the N National Sn.
 cie'y" is, we believe, tie most extensive
 ai any ever0iiered in tliis caIntY. The
 highest prize is $50 for the \ largest sii,
 best varie,yaf ponlsry." We learn tia
 the various Railteasi CNmpaRivs nf n, Stale haze cansen,rd in transport lowl. vlc.. iu and from lhe Exhibition free Q charge. x.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

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 kN IERAhALLELED HuRsR.-'rhe fol
 isWiRg descsip,ieh ol' horse for sale, hv .
 new aGeiiNnees, aamgil Jacobs, its DenaeS f$fa. alu,ust osi. kivals tue l:veliest sallies 6f &eOFgE Robbins: A strnng, siauncl,, !. hte6dy, stIalii, sioii, sIIe, snuG. sefvicea.
 Alss sifahping nAples Ai2ilig eisast, ai,shais, xff}k kiiilFs spiTilkaf ssnnlR,s sliiniaa,s .auge 11nicls sleEk, Enupth; sppDkv, wcll.Rkln,les::, sled slitI skk6t lesi li snorel horse, ol Ssl5Ffls lixe 5stidieiSfy, called \ ST Fas. t13lxd sslendef shpsliered. sharp sighsed. m Nieps zaslsly. ire ifpn. ilFslas sprai,,. s|,aallls sefihg laall slagpegs, seel. tHss s!sangles, ss s|Iandek asifisis, seams, skHil,1Ins. sNsllARs, sestautes, sessleKes, { s4nIinls sQNinl, scsrl: Spfss. sestierima, shtiE
 Ai1S. bi.ambling eait. 0F ssnpt.,u,s al' s.ck. aeef al ni(y eorl. He is peiIher snlf asui,,l,> kd, ebntby eGaaed. sinew. shrunksa, sp,,s, A6lIt1. saaslIe backed. shell ,a.lled, slim. &1tffd. sarhssed. slsi scai,hed, short wi.sd- VI, eplay ii,tiId, Dr sleSit Ter siippetl; and iz lnnnd i1 illc aMsad point s1.l 'kli ille j,ins
 LIE Heilhey niek epleeqx NlrsIlihl sxsb sel- A&*k tQsRele teeibs saad crac4s GUheulape. A|'z askess Ngs stI,nll llSfed hossia nor is s,sir, zN'<x ellltstfni nj slaW. sIusRith Is.ef 4ii,l'ld ke.neHeF nlipn. elFiIlss ssrsNs, eiA' Els. e,rS shhkes aaixsls sasif,
 414z.S 1ltlInt|ee and skisI0iE eNeais; x |44 &'toNts elNlisll. s,lilch tail, 9lla sSie . 4l&sz M | can feed 0n xsnks eIrnsR,
 if # &EaieR RFasss can eaFey lvil
 s15 E''t 1Efnt sarlel rad ion9 s.F,kes.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
lYIlf(. MEETING. q

At meeting of the Whigs of Li,ch- 6eli. held at lI.e Mansion House, on the 4,h day Of February, 1854, pursuant ie notice, AIBERr SEpewlck was chosen Chairman and HgSRr B. GRAVES 5ec'y, and tire following delegates were ap pointed to attend the several Conventions. ]:
 srArE-HenSry s. Griswold, Charles Adams, William Rodgers, Philip s. Beebe.
 CouSTY- lNIyron Marsh, George Kenney, c. M. Hooker, William Ray. FtSt
 Henry Bisseil, Charles Vsill, Frederick Plumb, Henry B. Graves. Aes
 PRoBATE-Darius F. Griswold, Stepen Trow- bridge, Frederick D. McNiel, D E. Bostwick. Voted. That the delegates to the various Con- ventions have tho power of substitution in all cases where they cannot personally attend the several Conventions themselves.
 z. Voted, That ths proceedings of the meeting be published in the Litchfeld Enguirer. s
 ALBERT SEDGWICK, Chairman.
 HRNRy R. ERAyEs fyeckeedfh e
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

THR STATE RRFoa3 ScHooI- The State: Reform School of Conneo oaicutslo~ scated dt NFast Meidsn. ia the county of Nsw Haven. VIII bs open ana ready lo rsesixs dslinqusnss q ana alter Wedasss day the first day Of Marsh. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

FLpUR. The Boslon 1ssveilsr learns ,Lai lhes four deslers, sonie. .or ii.en,, are reduced to the necessity of receding from ilc high prices which they have ailempt> rd iO tsi6blsh aur that staple article ol .k'nd. IL is staled .ll,as tlere ase not less ihau ..ne hundred and sixty il,,.usand bar eels sa aaufAn,w in the l,ahds of dealets in shasAcity. s,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
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 Wha r,Ftnin'ur Cnnsmifiee convened nn wria<1a3 Itn0ary ssh. sud cDnlihnrd \. ,~Ssiisn isjn iays. Rrcsenl-- -uu il.r part 2 ..r.rs lCon6fclieuf Ncdirrl Sucieiy, pi6ck- q - n. EIis8nfill, M. 1l.s af tlusiiird {; SF3ieiaS M. 3cnneii. Al. D.. uf DridarpnFl; .,-i, I,. iSh e. Deckwilh, M. D ,af Lmch. SskI.-slsl. On slie pari ni Yale CulleRe, |. 1r1s ~ K6iiht IF. F. Beers, e, 'HnolrF, nruuS,,n.. W. Hooker, aud ,. Al PuFlrr.
 H. Beckwi:ll, Al. D., was appniisietl President pv0 ttIp; site RiChaFd Marrrs, H- D.. PceSidrpi af ilie' CsnHeesc,tl Med. :. SEsl SUcieiy, dcceasesl-
 tFen,apn1 1idaies were kIpmined, anti re- eSmarndrd for ihe Degree ui Dociar ii, Nfedieihr, vIxs
 Borr Reeve Ahhe. Boslon, Mass, on q Lepra inbereml0Sa.
 !. William OfSille AyEes. B. A., 1887, Boston, Msss., on z TsiaB0E," with the VaieaicicFy Address.
 Eras;us Bradley Bills, New Haven, Si. z. Retained Paeenia.R z
 q. John Kenney DUwnes. New Hsven, yon EEaclpres. ss 5. Jasish Griffin Ely, Lyae, bn sfCon> tihued Fcvers." 6. Hsraiio Nelson 1bwattl, AB6us, Mass. on e Intern,iiientsF evefs."
 q. John N,c0Il, New Haven. ou !" Tie cause. duration. and Termination of D,s, ease. '
 T's, Henry Pirtponi. Lie.siisid, nh "I,,- .daetion 1s yfematufe labor" 9. MNsss Henry Wakrman. F Faiifefl. on e Dj,pehsion. ss.as 10, Moses CIafke Whiie, B. A. Wesley sn sUniyefsiiv. IS45, Carditf, N. Y., on a1The Abuses Uf Opsanl.n
 The Valediclory Address by Dr. AWes, ,if tue graduating Clssa, aud ihe Annual Address is the candidales, by F. w. Els ,por,b, M. D., of flarli;,r.l, of lhe Board 6if Examiners, were given en Thursday eve niag, in pfeseacesf lafge audience. in the Medical Cnllege'; af,sr which the De- i. nrpes were conferred hy Prss'l Wos,.sey. Haniord ". Bennett. M. D., 0f Bridge. port, and Benjsmin H. Ca.lin, M. D.. ,i hFeriden. were appointed 10 give the An- ,nusl Address 10 the eIcandidairs iB 1855 and 1856.
 j. G. Beckwiil, M. D was appoin,eG to report the pfaceelnass If li B,,ard ,o inc President aEd Bellows U ilis CcHnecticui Aiedicsl Sorieiy. Adjourned sine de. s.
 CHAs. IiuOKeR, SecresGry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

T A.large meeting of Italians was held at Stuyyesant Ins,itutes New York, on Thursday evening. and Mons. Bedini denounced fin tie most vigorous terms. There was considerable excitement, and muchlindiguasion was manifested against the man whom they stigmatized as fhe Butcher of Bologna. Bedini let tie country on Saturday. by the steamship A.lantis from New York. His recollec> tions of the Yankees will be everything but pleasing. { ' .se ,sg
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

The Washington correspondent of the New York Timessayss e4a,rs 4
 .sIt,is nowssyiaent that the slebase on the Nebraska bill will be protraeted, :, and give ample time and opportunity for the expression of Northern sentiment thro' the medium of Legislatures and mass meetings. ? s,s s9 sq.i
 Col. Benton charactesisticnll3 says that he is determined the responsibility aof res pealing the MissouriiP Prohibi,ion shah rest where 1t belongs. He tellsihe Northern members slhata the South dictated the terms of that compact.s by which tlsey secured Missouri and the i'swisofy south oGss6 deg. 80anin.. and gave the North the prohibition of slavery north of ths. line Nov, he says, the South, in com mon honesty. must stand to tlasiss part Of the bargain. ifa required. But if the North desires te gissaup what itrOb.ain> ed, ,rthsoSouih cannot be blamed for tas
 king baokallre Eerritosy for Slavery. "
 ''sIn accordance with these sent lsimeuts.
 he is waiting for an indication of the |wishes of the North. ISa This view of ahe case alarms the Nos tberH men who had inclined in favor
 of lhe repeals Inresealsa gulf of po-
 litical annihilatiun just before thetn. is sa Ool.s Benton also said io mfsisnd while consersmgson the Nebraska question 1:
 HDnngass Sir. is politically dad. Sir. 1.-The fail 10 carry his bilisthe Soath will kick him in the rear, Sir; 1; and ifa le aaes carry it tho tNorlIbsMilh beat his brains ont,sSir sThat'sall, Sir.'' VI saaa.s $. l5st8w ss VI s.as-------4- s.ssi &sgs
 .Ths Wings of New London leave 10 room for misappsehensi0n in regard sso tho political schafaeies Of atlIoss pwhon, laheg invite to aneir a1eessag to aid in the choice of delekAies to che State Gonyen. tion. Theyssay4-s. Such nps5sans as sex- spect to vote theaicket that shall be nom Iinatea at New Haven, on ahc 18th oI
 February nexi. ate earnestly requested
 to4 attend Persons who intend ao yote
 anysoiher tieket afcsnot expected so take hpaEtuin the meetiags This will cestai.s. r "A lly pTesdnf any aaisiaks. Yetatllese vas bno reasonable gtoans for Amisappfehea, hsion previous 10 such specific notice. ~ ESlEss -s --4s- " " sn EsssA California Aeditof recently received haanumber of docunents fionl the ssoss. Etary 0[ some cb, Porasion at Gacsanenso, swith asp0liie request that iIe would give the same . few insersiuns under his esIit- orial head. Hescomplied Niihslhs re- quest literally, by inserting the whole package for ahree weeks between thc pillows nnder his edilo,ial heads whenhe went. 10 bed. and says hs trusts that ahe
 insertion willgiye sasisfacii0n. He gives noiica that plhers who wish their bnsi- pese adxafiised yrafis. mlll be accomnno- aaied in she snms wayss
 k ssS0uEI1 AmaRzc A. FsoaA Busnos Ayres we .lsaEn thdt civil var still raaes in the Argentine RTa1inces, and that U division of 500 men had been defeated in the 1 ptosinee of Taccenan with a loss of Ss
 killed and 100 prisoners. The accounts
 from MonteyideO indicate an unsettled
 fssling. It is slaied ahsl President Giro. sWhOwassovefthEp&us had sbeen oiEeled
 khe aia of Sy eco Bsnzilian ty1nps ol llt
 line b re establish himself.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

\ WanEK's RteHrss Hannlhat, As0, certain passes uHsbbed aud drove ironltIirf tawR T ie1prwa,iqe lrS,urer. ,.anlsd R9as.
 WheFeMpop. the iadiessof lilc place. tn shr nuMher oi S6S. invited hiul lu return. met hiin a: the aiding. sscofieI hi,n with suG- tnFled hann.rs ,n tue hn,eIs aud afterwards tn the ChulGi, where le delivered course ni'leesnsts nssuqles.e,l. They then pleas .ssl lnesnselsrsaa paironize a bosi.ess asas
 whuts dealt insEqaors. N Fs NM
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
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 The for6lnIion1 1f lhe new territory oi Nebrnskm lIns been all-absOrblpg lop, ic before ohg,sss ihe pal Wssk. The .biIl ns lcpsf.ed .o |le prs.spl Senate by Mi Dana |nss. Lids Iair d kiplls ansyl the Bistss Have agilslion Of s5o;;Ait is cIpimed by tl.at Senator lhar the com promise of 1850 necessarily repealed the MissouEi- Gompsamise of TsaOs by tl,e' proyisionsso of which slavery was ex. eiudea ttral tIi5 tsAvlti oly AOrll 6f the line of 3ee S0--an idea never enteliains ed ip CoagEspC q slryhsses pnsil Ed.. vaured ly-ssnator Duagiasa Es.mnIenRs of manufacihfing capital d ahe 6oath,to further his ctances Tor the Presidency il, 1850. We hope that tI.e question Of allowing slavery iD, the new territory. thewby1oveslhrowing , Compro'ni>s ev> CT regarded at the North as sacred will not De made a patty fisiser;; but that every, lover Of his cpintsy and pIs.f6 of LpT. maniiy will unite 10 put a,wR thisswan- toii outrage and siatmeidss d isfe:sard Of1 ,he peace ot the Unioaas ,es,s:. sse 19' a.S .e
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

{. k isieafesl in New Msxfcasliat ,iaIieak tics'wllI snan lake place wish the Caaan. ciA iltdans. Some captures ui ll.e whites lssSe hseiv sakeN aslare hy slse tndians an,l . general hostile taeliAg exhabi,ed. aslsis frparwil slllsi Gov MewiNefl,er, uf New klsx ~ I,as applied 10 Gav Pease al a'sx as, iti nsaks eunlnrin cause against the sa- vaRsss A var with Mexico wns iearcs. at IcI pas,i, ilna,xh no Ctiaris lad bern ma le by eisl.cr par su sesM ir,Nsps into The Me. ssIha V.dley 9uring tie giessdeigcyOi nea,s. 'tia,ioas. Aif Gadsden, 0ssr iainiSteF, had seA. by il,e Mexivan n,ais many cusnlnn- Iicaaians to Genessl GaflAAd, wh0 K .ai El Pass. Mh'cA have heen efencd hy Mex, iean eiI;risls.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

nW A AierTihlc,iin .occuTred.nt New OrIcnn(op sa.dlllAy hlk!. @eek. Joy which 70 Issss nereloga and uh iumsnse amt sf proipl.y d lioysd. l'hs steamboat tssoFgia, rom. Montgomery. kas destroy. led by Ase at Vef wharf. f.Ani sneh was the raridiiy of.tle flames that fUrty lives were lOst. ab0at one half being negroes. Twelve hundred and fifty bales of cotton were burned. The boat and cargo were Ia total lessitshe former vas issured. The passengers lost were from the North
 -Alnbama and North Carolina. The pa- pers and list of passengers Mers 6htnt 1p. The wharf Ut whicE the Georgia vas ly-i ing. with several warehouses aud much freight was consumed.
 A destructive fire also took place at Quebec on "Wednesday last, which en- ti,ely destroyed the Parliament House and the buildings adjoining. Part of the valuable library was saved. but lhe lite rary and historical works, with qaan- s.ity of scientific apparatus, were almost. entirely .dessFoJed, The loss is oyeff two haptfva thousand dollars: pastially in-i sued. It is not def ni,cly known how the fire originated. 4ss- 4S } 4 4l. g a.@
 ANOTHER DISASTROUS FIRE, yiisiled the city of New Orleans on Monday, of this week. Issommenced on board the stcam- boat Charles BslcherslyiHg at the levee ]; and the flames spread to the steamess Natchez, Luna. Alohegan, Saxon. Grand Turk and others. and afso barge, which were all destroyed, sAuimmense ainopn, of produce lying onailie mhatves. togelh> CT with all the freight on board the boats were consumed. Three negt0es and five whites perished. The Joss Is estimated at over si,ooo.ooo. Several fire engines fell into tue river. The suiiana, with Madam son.ag on board. took fire, but the. flames were extingulshcd wilhont.do- ing any severe damage.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

sA few days aI,h il,e New Haven Ree.
 islrf ls,ok OccasiNn la intarm ille pMbIc
 tlssl Erje was slIv saFOMge Vhig County in FennSylvanis. 1lseEe WIS an iliibe.ai.
 ity ab0ni this sneff tllak We' hafily expec,. ed .I0 see Iil llie Register. WiIfike Rec. 3islef inlnrlp ils feadefs that sEIe sierIinR ss sHhigA Siaie, pessnsys&aaihs IIas declaF~ ed ilself in Isscsqt lllFg ie fiOseFs that ssIie hia Glxefnor laF, has eneour. aRell lie IatElEsS prueessIiano sua that ilAe fliNv P,rs;,ienls Er1nklin Pierrcys hus .neefeied se esGHee tls AiiEd States
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

\ meeting was held at ihe Braadway THhefnacle, on Thnrsdsy evening, Jan'y a6s lsy lie friends ul religioas Iiherts ard fpleFati0n. Ii was most enthusiastic de- np0nsiFaiinii aud tie decided stand taken Ssy sl,e speakers against all reslrainis up.,n S lie rislNsM rcliglsus wnrsl.ip and decent hsislal, ~ 'ivllirh tilaiy yof our countfyE,en ;abn,ad have tRsefbi;,re been subjecied, will Mnubilcss Ke rftrclaal in ava akeninR an in. krfssl ig behalf sf ,iie subject, which mnsl rstiiihihiel retiit il tic adoption by our G0vesnnientsM stsnh aitAsugss 4s will re. ,iaase' tise evils complained u. .aliA secure lO our e:lizsns gtsillng abnad. the vigh.r,,f wsaFshipplng God freely and openly lacctg,lr ing 10 she dictates or their own conscience,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

ts
 Eg Ata Whig meeting. held agreed ble to call from the Town Committee. a. lhe New England House. on Monday evening, Feb. 6;h, ANDREW, B. MrGArrI was chosen Chairman and HESRY s. SANFORD Secretary. Tie following gen> tlemen were elected delegates and snb>l s.isutes to the State. Senatorial and County Conventions respectively:
 V STArE-J John ssN0ble, F. Rodrian Hine, Ly- maIsSmiih.s George H. Noble; with power pof substitution.
 CouNrY-Carr Hine. Clark Hine, Henry s. Sanford, Arzah Morriss with power If s6bsti- 'tniion., ss N s@ a4I u SEsAroRrALr-Henr Merwin. George Gaylord, Robert Irwin, Harry Buckingham. .F =
 .SaJstisates- Frank Bennett, Irwin r. Gaylord, Edward Hine, Earl Buckinghun. afa@ 7sse
 Themee.ine was more largely attended than usuaEand the proceedings were marked with ihe utmost haiih6ny and good fselins Last year the Whiss of New Milford sswept hegiGll shy handsome majority. This yeaF our'aag shall be carried yet higheEsa S x sa N
 N a.As x A,lB, sMYEATT, Ckairmaa,
 HENRY s. sAsFoRD, sscsstas5.
 | Eg- At a meeting of tho Whigs ol Cornwall, duly warned, and holden on the 4.h day of February, the sfelloHipg delegates were chosen to altsad Ahe several Conventions R y9f
 srArE- Myl6n Harrison, .2d, D. ". Fierce, k.l. Scoyiil. Ira Ffsak. sss2 isn
 CoUETr-1. F. Brewster, ID. ". Pierce, Riley sRexfoSd, s. e, Beers. .sf .a,s. rr SENATcRlAL--I II. Norton. E. K. Gold, J. P. Brewster, Wiliani KimAerly. ssssss N't
 Voted. That the delegates haye power .os up point snostltules.s as s1skgstsa ssR aas,sgea
 Voted, That the precsedings ofi ihis meeting be published ip the LisckfeM Esqairsr.
 ssstss M; BEERS, cAanmaa.
 j. F. BREWSTER, Secrstary.
 C. A meeting was held at the Court house in Bedford. N. Y. last week. at- tended by tho residents of that secliop. for the pu,pose of obtaining m expres> sionsof public sentiment in regard ftolhe psoprissg sSf eedeasoriag tosobtaia the consent Of the Presideht and Dhestofs of sbe {. Harifosd. Providence and Fisb- kill Railroad oohangeini their proposed route .o FhhkilA by passing threaghthe towns of Danbuty. Ridgt6sld. LewisbOro, Pound Ridge. Bedfcrd, ,snd Nofsh Castle. Ii1 direct line to New York. The meet, iRg wae large and en.husiaslic. and a Commisses eof two fsom each Of the 'aforesaid towns. was appointed to con fer. with the, President of said Road. in reference .o lhe plan, &c. The Com- mittes propose to visit Hartford tt ssieh lime as t wiIlssni. tue PrssIdens Of said road lo receive then. When the road is built il that direction. wa will anpounee theafaets q isv
 THR 6TArE RRFoaa EcHooz- The State Reform School of Connec ticut. lo- cated dk Waat Meridsn. in the county oi Nsw Haven. VIII U open Sna ready io receive delinQuents on and alter Wednes~
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09


 ReMAKism IN FaELASD.-A recent mum ber pf ihe Dublin Natiun, in long esiiis> rialariicle niskes tic following remarkable admissions.
 The Irish nation is fas, dissolvinr, as the Jewish naiiOn | sst,lvcd before tie curse ofGnd. asfi.e Csrthseea,isn naiipn dlissulv> ed bci;,re the swsrd ni Rome as iI,e red Indian race silently dissolved before il.e face Of the white mar, Ireland is reas:ng ,n be a Roman Catholic nation. Presi Eitzaessid, in secen, speech, admits. t.Dhr m iion anti church are perisIing.'' ,An organ of Rou,gh@nl says, " Shall ile panpefs aud tract. distributors accomplish lhe work which all tie idtce of Epgland i,r three hAndted years has been cnahle Il, sefE.ci::' :. Again: ]" We are afraid tbatne;iher ,l.e :. t'rlestlippd nor lie people of ihis country have aiiy idea of the system of prnselylisn, Carried uu under tIieir eyes. i,s sgen,s hid ein;esafies-- -ffuuI tIe wpalthy "a TaJics ssf Ekeler HaDfdown to ihe mIeallrst Bible Eeader iD ConnanaLl-are c,,ninually at { { ssslfk. aEd !G,d only knows the evil they have wrought. I. is lime, and God knows Ihefs N 1folI canse ia presch crusade < z siissinsi i,. it las had nn incalcula ble sues s3sscesE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

< rhs Maine Law Adyacaie discourages my atienip,, Ioa ihe part of Temperance; inch wiih s.iiisshd q, sois .Ieir lswh ,icke, io interfere iihile sil,lh,inasinds di other parties, TLs estfas ssys:
 Having made .ane State ticket, inlle- : pendent pf all party sonsderaiinns, they have oclaim 70 lnl aF part, In helping ihe ssa pattiss vet s0 hnininaie, make theirs And i,srthet,if shsre is any point io br gained hy nnn.ina,ion efa semperaure iirk- et, it eau he secured only hy letting il re. main as now, sspardfe iirkcl. II taken sifs and made . pelmical party n.,mina finn sisp. il wssll mi hr what 1t is now, ans syhai i.NpgAt V ae, . disliacl ,icsel,''
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

Even the N. Yx Herald is sloEn, upon
 shs 5. patlioi. John Milchel. and Rarp
 " ne has 6xzied out after q few Weeks oE
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BosroN, Monday evening.-Aiter examination
oil witnesses Tor the claimant, the record of tbe
owners oil Burns was produced by Col Lutlle,
The Court then took a recess until o. clock uro
ceedlngs then resumed, when Mr. Ellis, counsel
Tor Burns, proceeded in defence continn;n. mil
SIX ocl9ck, when the Court adjourned till to-lilor
TOW morning.
The Freedom Club from Worcester having nj.
tracted considerable attention and some cheers.
one OF the leaders attempted to address the crowd
from the Court House steps, he was seized by the
police and carried to the Station house. Subse-
quently the Club marched round The Court House,
and on attempting TO repeat the movement theil
banners were taken from then and tile Club dis
Spersed. The crowd about he Court House al five
O'Clock could not have been less than ten thou
sand. The Light Dragons are OH duty awaiting
orders, also the City Guards and independent
Cadets Two companies will be quuriered in the
ely Hall during thellieht.
The Mayor and Aldermen held a meeting this
afternoon but Transacted Lille business, The alder
men beng nenrly unanimous for dsmiSsing The
military, but the mayor VITO las sole power dis
charged the members from Worcester.
The Freedom Club assembled at fremont Tenn.
pie where lnflamatory addresses tending greatly 10
Increased, the exciLt memt, were made byGarrison
and others. DIR. Rttereli of Worcester presl led,
and seemed much excited, and called for voun-
teers to aid one of the Boston Coroners, who was
willing to serve n writ eli hnbeas corpus to TAX
Burns from the u. S Marshall provided he could
befsure of sufficient aid. Very few were willing
TO sign thernancs 10 tie agreement 10 that effect,
though large number rose TO their feet and an
sweTed 10 the call. .f
AT nine O'Clock, all was quiet in the vicinity OF
The court house. Much credit is due Mayor Smith
and the Chief of Police, Mr.. Taylor, for their wei,
directed efforts TO preserve the peace of the CITY
during the last few days.