Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-11-26
ASPECT or THE TINES.

The following urtging osei vatiuns for the
week ending Nov. 18th, are made Icy the Financial
Editor of the hA,peadM:
The worst has happened. Commercial troubles
are not Increasing Yet Though they have ceased to
grow worse. the times bear hard uEll large Glasses
in our community. Il. however, We ca, manage to
bear oc difficulties fog while. there arc many cir
cunstantci To assure Us that they can only he tenn
po'drE while Inc rc;l1,I1grlncnt OF the Gle
incEts OF wealth which >urroi!. U.s. Is being made
Production las not been stintrd hut the d;>iib,l-
ton OF it has hccn prevented by the anln;ne III,
ut the ordinary T!l@!li"S q It's ,rciiaticn through
tive cnalsne at ;!.e exchanges. and The s9,l,n cts-
sltion Of cntiltence. The causes have not vet been
satisfactorily. Explained :sceltane,l AID Probably
never will Tie ditiittlri,s We haze to cont-lId
with ar" removable We lave not TO contend, as
in 1897. with actual short pro.iu: ton of crns
and a dcarth of gold and silver i'll the country lnt
only with difficulties in the way OF intcrc!,a &c n.
colnmUtitivsui the distribution uT tina. abundance
which the crops have prmucca. The exchanges
have commenced to improve. and produce comes
rather freely forward, bat with that c;lic
and lively face whicl. rapid recovery of
Frustrated strength.
LEARNING The U"t-riury Journal criticlzes the
VOL Telegram which the usage OF the best news
paper writer's in England ant; America authorizes as
substitute for photographic Dispatch 1t thinks
it can do bcttr. Listen!
9 Without making any rreten>ions to piilolog-
c.,i sh:!t unrsrit We lnlnk suggest L more
appropriate wUih. and that is ''ieeSriIpl." Ety.
luluyirAiy c~n>ldtf:,J " telegram - Is meaning
less. Gram > |. old Saxon ord expressive
OF anger, al.; trie' Greek primitive. which
signifies - al ui>iancr,' and \" he tell ernptp
means writing at ii ,!I>iancr.' possible i'll
Election OF - graphic Will give Us the ultimate
syllable OF The word "h lr9lam.' " hrrehs.
- trt>cIipt is at "i're deriga'ive and significant,
ami /" CT: ear, murh sn"fe euiho"icus w"rd.'
"Withott making professions 7! Why he's too
rolcst y half. There are ideas in comparative phi
luoey here, which, We venture 10 say neither " ch-
Stor nor Worcester conceived of, and which
would cause smile OF gIt;itir establishment to steal
over the face ct the great Horne Tcohe himself
Grum an old Saxon word.'' Now to think that
all lives long, when have been talking about
nono-granls, and ,iia grams, and pro g.arl,nys, ;,
Srann Ar and things gram nlatical we have been
using &" an old SaXon word expressive OF anger -
What deal OF unconscious railing we have hcv,
pliers have been maxim. us think meanwhile that W,
were using an innocent Greek word ''gsunod, let
ter, from Graj'ho to write" We are grateful IL tbs
editor Of the 'its'J7y LOANED for exposing the i'm
position it will be a lesson to us never to trust
Wclstcrs Dictionary again.
But tc'eScr}t! heart tails little when We
try to say that We have been long governed by
the violent and unreasonable pcjiicts of author.
and grammarians, and dictionary men, that We dc
choke little when we try to pronounce word
patched up out Of one Greek root and Latin one,
if the editor OF the J,yuc1l docs recommend it, We
acknowledge that it helps amazingly to display the
variety Of his eru,iitiun. Latin Greek :, Saxon
Deliver us! Z" He has been at feast Of languages
and stolen away the scraps But " tecscript =
We can't quite 90. "rcleScript"' How it
Would make Quincti!ian stare and gasp!'