THE ENQUIRER.

LlTCHFIELD, JULY 20, 1s87.
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&r Having this week completed the publication of the Laws and Resolutions passed at the late session of the legislature shall be enabled hereafter to devote more space in our columns to miscellaneous reading

 Fourth cf July TOasts.-We have sometimes served up dish of sentiments for the amusement and edf- cation of our readers, but this year scarcely single one has fallen under observation worthy of repub- lication. In the Hartford Times goody number arc published given at party celebrations of the Tory f- mily of the most vapid and nauseating kind But of all the bombastica lackwit, lack-sense stuff, tatn,a nufactured for and at the Gaylord Bridge celebration IS supreme. We had some notion of dissecting few of the sentiments for the laughter of our readers, but we finally concluded that it would be labor thrown away; and we were apprehensve our subscribers would remonstrae, stop their papers, if we descen ded to republsh, even for comment only, such un- meaning, but intended for malignant trash It is the merest enptyings of Cottonsm. Poor John c. seems to have talked and written so much that at last he has scarcely single idea left for seed.