Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-03

Nevertheless Carlism is as rampant as ever in the northern mountains.
 The NangAtuck R. R. Co. ran train to Waterbury on Sunday afternoon, leaving our station al about half-past five. which tOok down employees of the road and tAeir families to revival meeting at the Baptist church in that place. and returned them after the services. There were also EsSivaI services in the Waterbury Depot h ths afAeEnOca-
 The CsntenniaI bill had a very tight sIaeess in the house It received very important aszistance at the last moment fr02 Mir Lamar. of Mississippi, to whom Gea- Garfield paid the deserved compli- neas of giving him his own ten minutes Of time for the continuation of his speech.
 Ca the final vote S6 Republicans. 55 De@Ocxats and five Independents voted AySs IS Republicans. lO6 Democrats, and Ave Independents, No gel 'Hs
 Gov. Chamberlain, of South Carolina, puta ths duty of the Southern Repubii- can plainly before him:
 '.T am Republican, of inst as many vean standing as have seen years of dis erss5O1- I have no tendency to any other pAxsy-1O association, no sympathy with any other party. I want to see South CaraGina remain Republican state, but | cell yOa 10 party can rule this state that supports Whipper and Moses, and to de- BSznes us. who are, to-day, denouncing ths election of these men, is to support them-
 We are in receipt of four more numbers Of ZelI's POpnIar Encyclopedia. reaching abOzt half way into the letter B. No. 5con- tAiaA a fine map of Palestine, ancient and mo3eEu- The work will be complete in two volumes of abOat 36OO pages. contain lSa.O00 articles. nearly 3OOO illustrations, I3 fine nAp& It is issued at the rate of abOuEt fOaF numbers each month, and is to be eO@paesed in 64 numbers. each costing s0e&&> 4 specimen nnmber, with map, wlll be sent tO any address on receipt of so esnta-
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 The New Milford Ray fairly bristles with deuiAls of the facts alleged in Mr. MeMabOa's card published m our last. J. R. Johnson declares that he never de- aan3sd any money of Mir. NJ. for sup pEsssioa of articles in the Ray, and Mr. Dslev1n ayers that he never knew of any Sneh demand and says with reference to that part of Mr. McMahOn's card: e-
 Nr- McMakOn nerer mel us dnytchere and gszge Ws the iRfornsdtion he says he gzrv. and until we saw his letter in the EaqaIuSr, we never received, from 0fay ~oNrcS srk0tcrcT, the sliQhtest intimation 0f anything contained in the letter.
 Ca "Wednesday the House passed the uscn needed bill repeating the law of last session doubling the rate of postage on @erchAndiss and transient newspapers sszs by mAil- This act was passed at the izst&nce of the express companies who s2EeEed mach loss of business in conse- q@~1es of the cheaper transmission of szaAa packages by mail, and they have beea vsgv busy, this session, trying to Lave the high rate of postage retained on ESrsh&ndiss while it is lowered on printed natter The public. however. has been % Lag and @ grievously swindled by tAsss co@paniss that even Congress is grOwlng s1spieiOus of legislation in their interest The admission of merchandise ss tAs mails has been great accemmo- dakSoa tO the pablic ; 1t has greatly re. dared exPress charges on small packages and reESrned most vexatious abuse.
 John Bright hes been stirr1ng up the BglEs.A axlsEecrat again What he pro- PS~s@ h an abolition of primogenitnre az3 the skzsc4 lAw of entail, a tairer ap. PSxsi01zeat of representation according to PopalaxiOn. and an extension of the hO1seAsOA franchise now enjoyed by city en1skzfas1eiss to the agricultural popula. ssoa of the cSantie& The result of pri. HsgenStafe and entails has been to con. eeatrsse nearly all the landed property ol the ixAmm1 im few families. Were these laws repealed. extravaganza and large fam. lEisa wo1A soon bring about q more equal dlsErIhatiOa of property. One of his POsaGs againzt the present apportiOnmeni of reprssenkstion in the House of Com. Ra@s is that Birmingham with 60.OO( e1sx4os. sends bat three members to Par E1zezA while there are seventy members sas~~here. returned by less than that namber of e1eetOrA In almost any other Am@xsaan aEMts than Connecticut, thil wo@sd ssen an injustice that needed in sszzs rs1edy. Here. .howeysr. Union. witl aPopuAaEsoa of 75o. seeds as many repre- aeaksEisss as New HaEen. with . popula