Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23

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 Wunmr aAsuba hs sent ey Posf-ofnce Of0sl u~ rm~susurua hszsex. If possible If remittances .r~ una.se hE mn1 we cannot be responsiole ior nn. Auau.~ thn letter reaches us. but will take all vs.a. sf rw-us<kznee to the clubbing periooicai n...s-s ~sa kn ruszrasd in the next paper
 Nr. Greeley has retired from the editor sAfn of she Tribune- aes~~sson Is called to the advertisement of w7ux k 0riswOld at Goes Store m w~~s WSasaed It offers decidedly the A~ss chances to buyers to be found in the MOunansn County borough wherein rali- rsa.as delight to cOngregate.
 Ths New Haven Chamber of Commerce wxs r~uzrxmired, Friday, electing Thomas R TrUwsEsdge. president, and ex-Gov. EnwssSa srza vsce-president This body uxs srzs Ozxzaired Tn 17SL
 Ss paMla Is the tendency of the Ferry hSkk Co ImSure 6ea Grant that nearly all the uunsrs oztzsde theS State supposed that n hna been engineered by Liberal Re wuhzsrzm&~ Inc New Haven papers say F<zrr wSn support Grant, but such does sssm ss 1< the impression at Washing San
 The LsseA6eA1 Sentinel is again in srwxsssa- Sawe scientist should inyesti wxse inz nAeaUzknA which are peculiar. Fke AesEAk sf Its crater above level of the sua kxs never beea calculated. It belches mz1 kzs ns Axas and the atmosphere uAsza as ssp Is imPeegnated with szmesAzx wAsrA Is ROs sulphur.
 hm saupSxsnzk article on milk adul- tzzHkssa the Tnh@ne. of Tuesday, states shAs ahuaGE S3.0a1 quarts of milk are kzuzrAA ts New Yurk and Brooklyn daily; eAme ss tAx M added a, ,OOO quarts of wat CT tar ether 64HsD by the city dealers. hGeAar wuras both the milk producer Ga1 the ulR eo9zumer are swindled by tAeze En@znEly msaale-Men-
 W& un.aszz.nna that New Haven pro- P4 ts PazA sOr a capitol appropriation sf hMlT a Rz5sa. this sessiOn- The state AMs zs 1eS1 oE two capitals. but a single sa@. bse4Ae1 sk New Haven, near enough ts tAa Csnege Chapel to profit by the pa sl&e izAneaees that emAnate therefrom, wga6 have its adyOcztes-in Fairfield Cozmay.
 Th& tnh@nsO crop of Connecticut will Prshahay exreed. this year. any evef be- tore kngwR- The thoughts of last year and tais spEing hxre discouraged farmers with dairy PrOdnre and the extraordinary yield aaa good price of tobacco last year excites them al t0 renewed exertiOn in that line. The tobacco rziseEs of the Connecticut Vslley are bringing stable manure in large quantities from New York.
 The Bridgeport Standard, although ssroagly in favor of Ferry. condemns the bOlk in the following terms:
 'sME Ferry was reelected Senator on Wednesdsy. by the Legislature. While we rejoice that our candidate is sticcess- tal. ve decidedly disapprove of the means ey which that success was assured. We feel that there was insufficient excuse for boiling the nomination of the caucus. and very much regret that such an unusual coarse was taken" ..
 The Senate Foreign committee have re- ported the supplemental article to the Al. Gbama Treaty submitted by the President. It Is understood that minority of the committee are opposed to it and it seems doubtful whether two-thirds of the Senate wll approve 1t 1t requires the abandon nsnt of our claim for indirect damages and the English government also agree not to claim damages of us for like causes
 The State papers publish the following letter of Senator Ferry:
 UNITED STATES SRSArg CHAMBER
 WAsHISaTSS, May IT, 1872.
 THK H0S. JAMAs F. BABCoCK-N,, Den, Nr:-I thank you for your pleasant Con erafulatoEy letter. I am grateful to the democrats who gave me their votes. Hn republican, indeed, and probably atweys shall be. They are democrats and not hkelyto change. And yet, we are moi all antagonisms, evenin politics We have one country that we love; one wish for its prosperity. We differ in many ways abOat the best method of promoting its welfare. but. in some things. it has turned out that we are agreed. I knew. that vas acting in accord with the platforms oj ny p1Ety when I proposed to remove tho disabilities which cucumber a portion ot fee southern people, and when resisted sR unconstltntiOnal attempt to take away from an the people the management oa thelr Local affairs. But I have found democrats and republicans alike giving ne tAeir support in the position that nave taken upon these measures, and am gratefnl to both. The moral of tn, ssSnAsonal election in Connecticut, is no xnaf Any party or faction orindividual hai oA u1amph, but that the people sus tam independent thought and action i, &eeaR representatives.
 Hours truly, o. 8. FERRY.
 To cur view the moral" referred to i not quits aO lovely as Senator Ferry rep reaentz 1t Various local, personal an, Polikhe1 antiquities combined to defea the wizhes of the Republican party of tn
 .nae af large The citizens of New Ha
 lave nnt forgotten their Waterloo de
 1y haztfara. last year; KIr. N. D
 uy ana the old Johnsonites hava ., 1eAAszf rsasons for hating Gen. Hawlev Cor kagaizh has never forgiven what tl C0azsEk said about the Tweed dispatch fAe Democracy fully appreciate so bea, sifal an opportunity for breaking up u Rapablican organization and Fairiel eomnly Republicans win local victory fhnE is the simple fact about the ''6aort nf the semxiorial election"