Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-25
With Enquirer

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 Wr JsAm C. Kinney, late of the Water hzrx AnnxxsrEz- sS aow one of the editors SE saa FrSAzzG -. 5rs-I lsa TEe ha.skhsuze of sAe Mexican rebellion IS sal sz he hrskza- If 90 it is loss sAmk sx szzs1v SzFF1Ssd-jn the case of 8 NEexsxzn rshsZlsCG
 The NzszacAzzsestx legislature IS look iag 5asss the nazktkr Of free passes over rAllrssaA1k. Tt ss q <zbSect that needs ex- za1inaEisza and vxztllzsSOa
 Mr Kxlsarx Of tAe sd Congressional nS<k made an sEyzRent before the House Wzx< and Nezzx committee, last week, in sGxar oE the reEe.aF of the Income Tax.
 Rr~=SEsnA TkSerS Is suppressing every journal shak Exzgfzs st him As might be TmAxaesl the quantity of suppressed hzwaher la EE&nne ls great, and grows eCTakEr sxvEy day,
 The rV-z1uz1nzfsOa Os Gov. Jewell at to- davis gwe1a~=azy1sl convention seems to be d ssENxo1S conclusion The rest of shR s11 Sszse ticket eSec. Appelman ex- s~pssD viii tOElow salt
 Ths Csosl Templ&rs, the salaried of srs41s st wAseA oCier are largely responsi- .hl< ssE the thlrd party movement, are kssSzg krgSlv IR members by withdrawal. Tk& God Win Lodge at Hartford has re- sirz<1 ftS charter.
 He case OS Mrs SOiwel, who was de zie1 admission tO the Illinois bar on the rruzzd thza she wzs q married woman wzz 4-g2e1. Oa appeal, before the U. s. SzPES2e court, last week Senator Car P<ztrr arg1ed the case in her behalf
 Nr. D4weS. ln his remarks on the ne- -oeszSty CE civil service reform in the Ho~@e. l2Ss week, stated that special s<ez& wks k2d been sent out to examine IzA0 the s<zte of eonsulates in South AzsSzscs sBd China v2s paid a salary of SSe@ and len cents "a mile for 54, Al Ez71sz srxxel, s .- We are m receipt of circular favoring the s-relsgso9s amendment ' so called, to the Cozzs1tztsoa of the United States. The E<s Of H2les and officers appended ss qzSte kOx=Saable. but how much of it as gemzla<s Gov Jewell declares that the Ese oE his name Is entirely unauthor- zed Thsze religious" gentlemen ought te rvzemhsr that s~hOnesty is the best Pa6rx-
 The cases Of the Michigan town railroad bo1Eas came up before the U. s. Circuit c0art Tn tAzE State. last week, and it was h<l1 that all bonds issned previous to the decs4sO4 4oftheSt&teSuprem court decision deea2Eing them unoOnstitutional, were val 1 The distinction between bonds issued hekare and affeE the decision ofthe highest State eozrt Is based on the right of such court to settle defnitively the construction of tke State constitution s HE q The Hartford BOard of Relief have been asked by stockholders in insuraice cu1panies tO deduct from the assessed v4Ene of their stock the heavy losses oc- ezEring at Chicago on the ninth of Octo- Der last The statute, however, seems to rsquire that the basis of taxation should be the amount of property owned by tax p<ysrs Oa the .Ersf day of October. The dIaeFence in value of Hartford insurance stocks Oa the 1st and on the 10th of Oct. =a good many millions.
 The people of the towns near the N. Y. &N N. H. R. R. seem to be in earnest in their new project for Pafallel road to New York Two Birmingham gentlemen have put down their names for S10, ,000 each. to the stock of the new road, and NOrwaIk Is to have another meeting this week. The proposed road is six miles shorter than the present line, but there are said to be quite serious engineering dlf1ieulties to be overcome in its construc tioa- Success to the enterprise !so sn5
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 When wOrkingman rises in a LabOl Reform Convention (as such a man did il C0nnectieut9 and hints that, if the wfongi o7 the American laborer are not fighted he wlsI resort Go the revolutionary viOlenc, Of the Commune, it is the duty of tn, convention thus insalted to put that of lending and offensive laborer out at once -TFs6ssHe. --~- lsSa1g Kl5la
 \ Communist may be a very foolish wrOng-headed being. but is he not to b allowed free speech9 He cannot sbe much wOEse-thought-of person than va an AbOlitonist not so very long since What did the Tribune think of the f.pIlt ting out process in that case?
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 At meeting of the New York Stat EenpeEnnce Society, at Troy, on Wednes day ot last week. there was a: sharp dis
 @A'on Between the prohibitionists proT fA1la the local" prohibitionists, as the are called, who wish to give each iocalit the right to decide whether or not lion iiioDn1bti .slsan be sold within its limits. The adv, eAtes of local prohibition proved to be