THE ENQUIRER.

LlTCHFIELD, sEPT,R IA, 1897.
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Presidents Message.-We hesitated considerable time whether to publish this everastngly long docu- ment-but finally came to the conclusion that there of our readers who would be glad to see it who might not get it in any other way. There was besides another reason-some ten or fifteen years hence when the doctrines which are now so confident y preached by the President to suit the ocofoco pat riots shall be exploded, only thought of the gaglaws of the elder Adams and the gunboat system of MT. Jefferson, or our successors may have the curiosity to hunt up the document to see how silly and contemptble some of the doctrines of the powers that be in the year 1897 appear and might not be able readily any way as by turning to the files of our own paper-therefore, we have concluded to spread this document upon our columns.

 The Presidents Message was delivered in Wash ington at l2 o'clock M. of Tuesday week-received in New-York at half past II P. M-being only II l-2 hours-disance about 235 miles, over % miles an hour for the whole distance It was thence, after be- ing printed, taken to Boston, by way of New-Haven and Hartford by water and land, in about the same time or about 20 miles an hour, reaching Boston at hall past l2-only "A l-2 hours from WashDgton-dis- tance about 46O miles!! Such astonishing speed has never before been accomplished in this country.

 Pheenir Bank-The annual meeting of the stock holders of this Bank held at Hartford on Thurs day last for the choice of Directors. The number ta vorabe the election of George Beach, Esq., as Pre- sident were chosen, and he subsequently chosen to that office, in place of Charles Sigourney, Esq signed.

 Messrs Asa Bacon, Origen s. Seymour George c. Woodruff, Charles Demng, Samuel Buel John c. Coffing and David s. Boardman were chosen Direct ors of the Branch at Litcheld for the ensuing year.

 Enos North, Esq has been appointed Postmaster at Colebrook, vice G. H. Bass. Esq. deceased.

 Henry Seymour.-A letter in late number of the Rochester Advertiser from gentleman who the edi- tor sayshas the best of knowing, under date of Utica, Aug 31, says" On examination of the affairs of MT. Seymour, every thing looks well; and no req son appears to exist which should cause any anxiety about his payments, which are amply provided for think his estate will turn out to be large. say 100000 to $3OOOOO. He had been undoubtedly in partial Arrangement for several weeks"

 More Fires About o'clock on Saturday evening the flames broke out in the extensive establishment lately occupied as Paper Manufactory by Mr. Wm. Burlington situated in Westville, two miles from the

 

 building was owned by Messrs. s. s. & w. Wood, of New-York, in connection with MT. Burlington, and the loss is estimated at l2 to l5OO0 dollars Messrs Wood were insured in the Hartford office, but t IS supposed the policy is yitiated, in consequence of ap propraton of the building o purposes excluded by the terms of insurance; MT. Budington's policy expired about two months since, and not renewed. This was do doubt an incendiary act.-N HaUen Herald.

 MARRIED,

 In this village, on the 10th inst Mfr. Charles L. P grim to Mrs. Amira Thomas.

 In Watertown, on the 18th inst. MT. Charles Par tre of WatertoWn, to Miss Abby, daughter of Jona- than Buel, Esq. of this town.

 In Canterbury, on the 7th inst. by the Rev Charles J. Warren Mr. Frederick A. Bacon, of the U. s. Ma w. fformerly of this own) io Miss Sarah A. Harris

 in Bloomfield MT. James Humphrey, of Winches- ter to Miss Lucy H. Miller daughter ofthe late Rev. % In %Guilford, Mr. Daniel Smith to Miss Mary Ben ton. 5t9f

 DIED,

 Tn this town, on her birth day, the 10th inst. Mary inc relict of MT. Wait Hnman, of Goshen, aged oO

 in Norfolk. on the 3ls: ut Charlotte L., daughter of MT. Horace Humphrey, aged 10 months

 In Marcellus, N Y on the SOih nlt Charles Mason aged years, son of MT. William Selhng' formerly ot ''i1I Tn New Hartford, on the lst inst Miss Mary S. Wadsworh, aged 20 only daughter of Tertus Wads- Tn ,' WestHartland, Miss Laura Gaylord, daughter | Inf Rev. Nathaniel Gaylord. aged 43 years.

 In New-Haven, Mrs. Caroline R. wife ot MT. George Rowland, aged $7; Mrs. Mary Mix; TeSo. SS lutionary pensloner, aged oS Mrs Aaarna Foru' Ct Mrs Harriet Forbes, 5L