Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-02
n-..;aan, Lord of Dartmouth College has been

;ntroduce slavery. inc chiiofen anu RIahuehho ~on of the present abolitionists, he says, may be ,he first to introduce " harder serfdom than is rot known, unless, indeed, they should them .o,ros he compelled to soll themselves for bread, and suffer the rfoper chastisement of their fath- -.. - ...s for their rebellion against the govern ment of God" The editor of the Independent Democrat of Concord himself graduate of Dart. mouth, says that Dr. Lord is insane and has been for years.
 A Georgia paper hoists the name of Charle. O'Conor of New York for Presdent-a very empty compliment, since the gentleman is not a native born. A much better ticket is that sug- gested by the Eeening Post For President, u1Hliebam Young; for Vice President, Daniel E.
 e New Fork Herald has 6 genius for gdse. Mir. Pryor of Virginia who handled the editor of that paper without gloves in recent speech in the House of Representatives, is abus- ed in turn by the HeraM, in a very ingenious manner. Borrowing an idea from the Ledger advertisements, the Herald intersperses all through its telegrsphic Congressional report, such complimentary phrases ss the following:
 Roger A. Pryor, the shameless liar and ca- lumnistor of the good old Dominion, did not open his mouth.'
 Roger A. Pryor. the beastly liar and slan- derer of the benign mother of Presidents, didn't say word.
 This novel and striking system of abuse has been followed up in each of the Congressional reports since Pryor's speech, and will probably be continued to the bitter end. We think the Hs,'ald should take out patent for this new in- vention calling it Bennetts Perpetual Tele- graph Abuser "-Nornich Bulletin.
 Henry D. Gilpin, U. s. attorneygeneral under President Van Buren. and late mayor of Phila. dslphia, died Sunday morning.
 Rev. Dr. Robert J. Breckinridge, the uncle of the Vice President, an old man of 70 years of age, has just written powerful letter to his nephew, imporing him to be true to the Union in these days of reasonable language. He de- clsres that secession is not all allowable alter native in any event, and he denies the right  State, any combination of States under heaven, to abolish from among men that highest of all human titles-an American citzen.'
 The Washington correspondent of the Gin einnati Inquirer states that all social relation between Mr. Postmaster General Holt and the President ceased some days since"
 Cameron Clubs are organized in Pennsylvania with view to procure for Senator Cameron the Presidential nomination at Chicago. It wss ex-
 ted that the delegates to the Chicago Con- vent.on would be appointed st the Republican Harrisburg; Lut we learn that they are now to be elected in the Congressional Districts,
 Dr. Cumming has postponed the milleuium In the Lock called :" he End" he fixed the be- ginning cf the miilcnal period in 1862, but in hs last book, "The Great Iribulation," he puts it of until 1867.
 It is related of the elder Dumas, who had an extensye acquaintance with wlits of seizure, f 1t one day his charity was invoked in aid of nterment Of balf who had died in the e satest dasttution. Upon being informed that ie amount necessary WIS twenty five francs, Du- mas pulled fifteen Napoleons from the pocket .exclaiming, twenty five francs to bury bsiliT take all I've got, and bury twelve of 'em l"
 Blcndn has decided to amuse Quebecers the coming season. After inspecting several locali- ties he has fixed on position close to Montmo- renci Falls from point to point, immediately be- low the cataract: He says the span he intends to walk is l,4oo feet long, being POO longer than the spa" lie ""itad at Niagara Falls. The Falls of Montmorenc are nearly 2oo feet higher than the Falls of Niagara.
 A writer in the American Medical Gasetse thus furnishes the reason why young ladies blush when spoken to about their lovers 1.-The mind communicates with the central ganglion the lat ter. by reflex action through the brain and facial nerve. to the organic nerves in the face with which its branches inoscu.ate" Clear as mud
 Ono SESAToRsHIr.-We learn by the Ohio St'fs Journal that the Republican members of the Legislature held joint caucus in the Hall VI Hio Aiouse oh the evening oI the llth, and unanimously resolved to meet in caucus on the lst of February, to nominate candidate for United States Senator. The Journal says 1t IS generally conceded that Salmon F. Chase will be Senator, and by the unanimous Republi- can vote, after the caucus nomination."
 Mrs. Swisshelm, the strong-lninded editress of the St. Cloud (Min.) Democrat, Republican pa. perl has received the legislative appointment of surveyor oflogs and lumber, which some persons are disposed to regard as good joke. The lady says no body can insult her by the offer of work that will bring honest wages, and keenly adds : Not one man in five hundred would object to any woman doing the work of surveyor general. They are only shocked at her receiving the honors and emoluments.'
 
 we near from gentleman who is travelling :agen, Tor boot and shoe firm in New York, -.aat ne mas just returned from his tenth tour i9 lhe Atlantic slave states, and has never