Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04

lfiSsa4s lB.ssssayls xlo shah sss iitalsI not sol The ancient street of the day of New Amsterdam has vanished. The. old ahorang gi,fsfsssof the knickerbock<rs have ipa dspaTird. iEs Broadway of twenty five years. since has heea es1fted dfT. and we can now proeiaim .shas the noble avenue is faished and bapsize i, hy the anne of ' oung Broad l way. On is broad pars aud iii is stores are gathered all that is new and freshest ol. tts oid and nsw worIil. Of natlfe and aIt. If beaniy, intellect and utility, of fun, frolirI and ssnsenss. 6f siftde and vice. We. are now at Union sqnare---hold'.. Here is that same :. :. ,nice. impudent yoang
 man" that atfIon.ed tl,e eoaatry mai,lens rn'Mesty hy isoilins up his fnsrr io her from the top of an omnibus Ile is beckon- ing to usss B Bfosdway! rigfi down sir = So iet us have sixpenay worth of human panoramas under the mellow light Of this 1 September afternoon. ..g. Union Square is faii of tidy Biddies wiih iiseif charges, the young codish scions ot the locality. They are out to take tise air for an hour or two'in accordance with the prsscfipiionvof the fashionable family phy- 1 sician, and Biddy is sent along to see that they don't take any dirt along with t. The dirt might interfese with the fashionable phy sicians services. sns sAs l .. As we pass along we find Young Broad way showing his progressiveness and his roguish procIivities in the shapa of several :, ,aii, narrow, Haunting, showy buildings called " Hotels On lhe European Plan" They remimd us of a pretty girl in Broad way all lace and aouaces. geateei in app pearance, bat with m uncommon queer wink ia her eye. Well. may be !. is all rigA., but we somehow have a liking for the solid old fashioned responsibility of the old City Hotel, uow, alas! departed with the rest of , the knicke'bockers.s It's a pretty designa- ton though On the EuropeaH plan .'' Europe IS ahead sometimes That's so.
 Young Broadway is beginning ,o<affre, :. lager biern saloons foo !. nit Sci,azeizei chresc.. That sa very good Eurorran plan seeing that you can't extract brick out of ! fifty glasses. The old srImans proverb i. runs thas t He who drinks beer, thinks beer" We might add S.he who drinks brandy, thinks bowie knives" Therefore, beer is heaer than brandy. So hcre's to ,he "lager." The world moves.
 Now we pass thes Metropolitan Theatre with the big transparency ia front, indica. ting that they show Rachel inside. Next door is the Suyvssant Institute where they show shells. Last week it was tie scene of the political eoup d'etat, when the leaders cat loosef from the primary elections and the peor,e. l! certainly made them more respectable, but the votes! gentlemen il,e votes! sisere' the rub! IL is all very
 well to give party the impress of respect. ability, bs, ,ha,'s mol the thing a, the polls, especially if it's rainy day. The whig
 party was very respectable, indeed, but il
 never had votes enough. The fact is s,si- ! kers are just as necessary To surcess as clerks are in dry goods house. Our ''so. i'd mea" will never do the hard work ,kem. selves, aud "ao ascary ao votes" says the
 striker. It's only the inevitable result of the
 great psepondesance Of human nature in ,l,e
 n,asscs. In consequence of this coup d'efai tie Hard Shells have split open and the hal
 siells are now also in ,he market.
 1 The American candidases in the ciy are troubled with a woiul lack of ,money--las,
 week they followed the example of the
 Ilards, pa, on look of vir,uous indigna. ton and attempted the respeefa5iii,y dodsr. I They gave notice Ina. they would pay ns
 money exceps fos printing. Then fonniaa
 themselves iato z. .' mutual admiration So
 cie,y. ' each one wrote the ,o,hess hiogsa, I phyr They employed their whole limited
 capital in buying apa column in each q
 .he Sunday papers and publishing .iieis in'
 terestiag lines. Tka. is likely 10 be ti.s 
 only resui. ct the investment. but at leasl
 the sweet remrmbrance of the just, will ! probably remain on the. minds of some un-
 sophisticated voters, and may he useful al
 some future election. They were all ..lovcly
 aud pleasan. in Their i,rss and in death they
 :son'i be divided .s . N ..s ,.,.. I Now MhirIs on the stase past the aIairo-
 poli,sn ania Sl. Nhl.elss, boil. graceful
 fresks ef Ypuag Bsoadway's nature, The
 leungsrs 2, He. Possico of lhe latter tam ar
 important point in hiy's promenade. Il ' she desires to look at she has s, many \ Apolivs to aslpise in gold chains. mousia- < che, and f.nry pants. Ii she desires.,o Se locked a,. she may depend upon the work being carefully done by each iadiviJual ol I ti,e aforesaid Apollas. , ,. The latest tragedy attempted on The boards of ihe latter Hotel will probably