Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

1oV. bucKINGuAa has again been nomina.- ''' ny 'he Union men uf Connecticut for placsr .'"n ', 'o ','e nigh 'tffs which. he has so long . .n ",'u so si.i@ily adurrpl. TaaS niur -e ny thrir ch.,ice. They have had tof s"' "a'a battle in his l.haif every ysar-- 's Ha''' c"'ne out triumphant. w. "I'' '' a''"n That they will. in Ap,il give hiu.a pefh'atlsm m',r. virul.ut upd .,,,vs ,b,n ;ra Connecticut.-Ptvu Jovrnot.
 Among the last utterances of the Cb,rlss.. ton Aerc"'y, prior to its flight from the doom. ed city last week. are these:
 South Carolina pmefe,l into this s,-,,vi., for no other pmpose Man to naintain ake ;.. stitatinm of slaUe'y'
 :" S",i'l'tf, independence has no other o',.. feet or mr,,ning."
 .' independence and slavery must stand to. gsther or taA together"
 It Is said that Senator Guthrie, Gov. B,am. lette and It. Gov. Jacobs of K.u,u.kv. have All decl'r-'i in vor of the anii-slavery amend. n'ent, believing Ihat Kentucky is destined to "s Tree and that delay ~, ouly complica,s the difficulties.
 skev. Henry Ward Besc5rr has written tO nr' u rrson the following characteristic let. ter, published In tue Leratur ui this week I'RooKLYN. Feb. A 1885, My Dear MT. Garrison 1 have had the l lIlnratOr sent to ne, tree. fur several y.,srs 1; "n 'll. prihclple. presume, that needed it. 50 lOIig us Was ln stale of nature co,,s..nt.. -.l to have Tree gospel preached lo ,ns. But, as have made u, my mind. at length, that slavery san -.ll and ouglt To he ai,,l,slpt, F ,upI"lse can hni no co II" reaeon for taxiny he Lirral"r without paying for ;l. Please ild check for $2j.
 a'l, very uuly yours II. W. BREcHER. IL Is pleasant to see such a confirmed ron. ,rrvaive t"r"lali,t ani old liIyy Us Mir Beech. -r. thus willing accept lte logic ot events BostOn Transcript.
 Some zrnl"us New Ymk republicans went to Wash.n9i"n iu engineer the a6ti-slavery amendment thr,nsh Congress, after the New York style. TLey told ,ha republican, leaders n Con.Iess that 'l.y had br .usht fifty thou sand dollars for the purr'ss. Afier the amendment ha'i passed, they pron,se tn settle lp aud were iod that ihs px'ct cust was iwenty-spveh dollt,s and fifty cents. "GOOd Lrrl." WAS the inll rxcianiti ,n of thpss ""Itbies, that isn't lhs way they dJ things at Abany!'
 As the steamer City of New London was ph'ugh'ng through the ice. on her trip TrOn New York. Friday morning. the crews Ur sev- er;d schuunprs, whicn Were lail u,p in the ice, | skatr,l near her, ana one of tt..i came within ten feet "t her, receiving a New York paper The ice was airnut ihu th,cK. It Is a sirau l.lr f.ct tnit wi'lls as-ariy every other pot is t,,,. truubed by it.
 5. s. Hyde, the U. S detective. who aeci. lenally shot and killed hIs wife. at New iln. rrn has been a,restpl un Il charge uf h,.ni- eide. and put under S20O bnnd, inr .x ilnina |. ion before Juise ll"Ilisler with Edward 1 |. Sanford and Francis Wayland Jr. assuciate d with him as magistrates. Mr. Hyde -xnessr. nim>elt anxious aud wiling or u flll investlga- Ilun
 Wendell Phillips was riding a railroi1 car, when he was addressed hy a u,tn of sach ro. tun,liiy tn II he Seemed to carry rverythl,l. be- hr hum. I'm. man asked Mr lhi;lip. what ~as Inc u'ject of hls lf.. " t, b., eli. the ns- g,".' ~as the biani reply. Wrll then why don't y"n 2" down SohIh tn ,!o II? I" "I'hat is worth thinking of st.. Il whI G rrivat around yonr meek; pray what il. o'j s.i of yuar Lief" '' [" saw. souls from hell. May '>k y"n whether You l'rolose to go there to ito il r
 Military Offers and Soldiers should have B owns Bronchial Troche~. as they can be carried in the pockr' and taken upnm the first appearance of Il Cold ort Ough. whirh if neg l ctrd. may terminate in sonnet hing worse. As there are imiIations. he sure iO obtain the gen. nine Drowns Bronchial Trnchps, which are Sf,tI nun vIIsa..s
 In C"ncorsl. Mass. Saturday evening. War rrn Rice murdered bis father bv breaking his >kuii with Ii' C. of lIun while thr tun,l,y w,ts .t supper Warren had be.u all inn,,.ie ui ihs lnsine Asylu n anI WAS recently discIlarged, supposed lu be curpd
 The reason t1r the pos pnnelnent of the pi- rate B al $ execution Is that tin, prisoners l-thsi cam int, our lines at Charipst.,wn, Va. and qIeSeL the i're>i .nt lO p.r.nit 'rr to have an mterveW with iIer sOn. b.l w...n whom. and hersriI an unusually s,run. attach m 'ht pXi-ts. ole is uJS with hi.n Uu GJvsr. "or- lsiani.
 A c"Ireslu, den, Of iLr Newhurph Journal of the Huh n s'. says he saw Ihat ,iny ih that village Ihe wnUw un. tw" chinlrs.i of Il sOl,IIer, win ad died while biay, ly battling for hi 6 cU'tilt y, iutieu into ile sir ei hy her laldlu, t''r wa ni Oi II I,Oi.lh Iei.t On The day it VA due-ahd "ir Ui the chIdren tUU si, k tU raise It's head iioin ,he pillow
 It has irnnsl.irrd that females in the employ Jf th. bouniy -brukers have visited rec ulis on the islands about New York, and ivan,.i ih.n f.minine appnr ID whicn th.j h.,vs. escAp.d. C'. iiak CT has gone tU Washington to ariauge for the spe.'iy trial Ui his p lsulers.
 Gov. Dramletie has sent messn ge to the Kenfhcky legislature recommending the ratik- .tiou of Ihe ConsIitui ionat < Amendment, but thinks the national government should pay thir y-four mlli n dollars the estimated value of slaves in -io64. as a consideration for Ken lucky assent thereto.
 Richmond D pers are indignant b.c,1ss Sal don the rebel Secretary nf Wr hiS b'.n il the habit # exril., .,iing his p rs m,l frien ls rom military service. ani charge ths~ he has sold qpan,itv of wheat to the Government f,r $4O :, Iushsl.
 line jury deci,l.i for the defendant In iha cas-, of the Count Jnnnnes vs lloracs Gr,.aleY for lh-I and the C,,dni beins unable to pay the inry fees the df,,r,lnt c.,ill-e psil them for hun to save him froin arrest and imprsou. ment. l@
 Finding they cannot count themselves out of draft. the New Workers have gone tu work