Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

16r Mfr Foster, U. s. Senator elect from n Connecticut, is soon to be married to A Wash P ington lady-says the Boston Journal NotI u quite right She is of widely known North h ampton family, but has for several years resided in Boston. ' p
 And, to cynclude the gossip, has spent the T summer in Ltchheld. nea. Richard W. Thompson, an old Whig who has been active in the Belleverett movement in ! Indiana made a speech at srerre Haute, on re- cent evening" in which he laid the distracted condition of the country at the door of the de- mecrats and denounced all coalitions with them. The attempt to defeat an, election by the people he considers dishonorable, and prefers the cleo tion of Lincoln.
 nA- Nobody denies the patriotism of John
 Bell.-LouisviNe Journal. 1 We deny it.-N. c. Pah.iota ! We know yoDdo; we meant yom when we
 said that nobody denied it-LouisoiAe Jou'7ao''
 uea. Col Jewett, late U. s. Marshal, was at
 Washington few days since, and called on the 'O
 P F. when the following conversation ensued |"Good morning, Col. Jewett; l suppose you have come to scold me for whatI have been de-
 ing?"
 YOU did just right in doing just as you please: l nave no fault to find with your treatment of me. It was just what might have expected The office I held has always been at your disposal to be given to somebody who could please you bet ter. But would like to offer you . little advice now that I am going out, and wish you well i; l and that is not to go on much further with this process of decapitation, for if you do, you will not have friends enough left to give you a decent - funeral on the 4th of March next"
 "Good day Mr. Buchanan!'
 "Good day sir!'
 ma. On Saturday, Aug 25th two large mass
 meetings of Republicans took place in Indiana e Lone at Columbus, where 12,000 were present and one at Lebanon, where l0600 assembled Indiana is as sure for Lincoln as is Vermont. nea- Here are two stanzas from the ballad O l. Stephen in search of his Mother" which they ,r sing up in Maine
 At Concord his feelings were sadly affected /, By incident rare and quite unexpected, tt A big Irish matron hugged him close as { II brother, ........ m While he, honest soul, thought he'd then found his mother.
 " "To Portland he hastened, being told by { IL dream or
 A wag, that she might be aboard the steamer, III But the ste ,rtts on fre and for fear he should a smother
 'e He hurried away without finding his mother
 pen. Mr. Burlingame, in recent speech, mad'
 use of the following language:
 "Colfax, Frank Blair and myself have hat od frequent private meetings with Mir. Douglas il V" his own house. On those occasions Mr. Doug las freely made use of expressions of the deepes indignation against Southern dictation. als ft had a private interview with Mir. Douglas icon ne tinued Mir. Burlingame) on the occasion of hi ro late visit to Boston. Mr. Douglas the ar- made use of this language: Burlingame l an lr elected Senator for six years l have got Jo ut Lane's head in a basket and will soon have Sl ne dell's Brght's and Fitch's. Won't it be spler ne did sight, Burlingame, to see McDougai returne ea from California, Baker from Oregon, and Doug ne las and Old Abe all at Washington together pt for the next President is to come from Illinois, ,at A FRANK CoxFEss1oS-The Courier, Ne os. Orleans has long article under the head C ,p- 1.-The South lost in it's fancied security, iroi as which we translate as follows ,et "We find in the Charleston Mercry, of Au rd gust 4, an opinion confrmatory of our own. as t ed the effect produced at the North by the fear q ed dissolution of the Union. According to tha ne paper the election turns upon a single ront 'e- that is to say-if the North could be made { as believe that the South would go out of the unio ne in case of the success of the republican part.
 Lincoln would he beaten. But the Norti, cal os not be brought to believe tniS nnt l;' 'he7o"'
 will submit to the rule of the republican, part. to then Lincoln must bf s'rse saes the Courier, : ~ do not share. Our strong faith in the trump ltt T of Breckenridge ny the people, with the vote y Pennsylvania and New Jersey or at worst, i of the house, forbits it. We share the fear an an the convictions of the Merc"5y otherwise O, rt great strength lies in the fear of the North touc
 ing dissolution of the Union and the best a ,or gument we can urge with OUT adversares is u be possible rupture of our relations, in case tht hv violate our rights, and turn the powers of go y ernment against our institutions las The following is an advertisement from tt he " Personal column of the Tribune: in YE.-I NJ. B. B. A., challengeth ye hig
 ceckolorum.
 ho He defcth ye Pu.veyor and Commander, an
 0 hingeth down ye gauntlet to all ye faithful Boo
 jacks.
 on, A New York Sunday paper says that AIorri he sey and Heenan will fight each other, probab de in January, certainly not later than March ,, ft to $l0,0O0 side.
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