Zftfbffel0 7sirqtttrer.

LlTCHFIELD, FEBRUARY l9, 1899.
{"character_count": 4785, "word_count": 787, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9072999954223633], "ccnet_perplexity": [1769.800048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
GF The Saperi0r Cour, commenced it's session for this coua,y on Tuesday last, the Hon. Judge LANMAN presiding.

 Foreign Mission Society ef Litci,feld COunty.-The annual meeting of,his Society held in this village on Wednesday the llih iast In the absence of the President, the Rev. JAMES BEACH, of Winstead, one of the Vice Presidents, presided Addresses perti. "cnt to the occason delivered by the Rev. Mir. Goodman oi Torringion, Rev. Mr. Lindley of Hart ford, Rev. Mr Yale of New-Hartford, Rev. Mr. Ba. con of New-H Haven, and Rev. Mr. Temple, attending agen. from the American Board of Foreign Missions. The following geatlemen cEosen officers of the Society for the ensuing year:

 Hon. Jnhn Cotton Smith, President.

 Rev. James Beach, Y;c. Pr.s;d.nts

 Rev. Luther Hart, '"s '1se''

 Rev. Epaphras Goodman, SecretMy.

 Mr. Frederick Deming, Treasurer.

 Ms.. .John F. Brace, Anditor

 -Areortmg to the Report of the Treasurer the sun, of 90 Was received into the Treasury for the current year, $500 ofwhch constitute the Rev. Messrs. Camp, Pierce, Andrews. Griswod, Laihrop, aud Ehipman, fife members of the American Board Of Commissioners far Fo,eigH Missions.

 The meeting was very numeraasly attended, the Presbyterian church having been crowded from 2 to about o'clock tn tue evening.

 RF Gen, JACKSON arrived tn Washington City on she lits inst. eecorsei asshe 5ackson Ccniral Com mi,tee of tha, e;,ysrnd proceeded Gatshy's ho'e where suitable accommodations had been previously prepared f0r h;ln. ,l ssh @*E

 The votes l;.r President and Vice Presiden. o tho United States counted in the House of Repre- semsatives on tine same day. The National Journal eays, that the Hall Of tho House YVES crowded with strangers who were admitted to become auditors and spcctatOrs tlas considerable number of ladies oc- cupicd ie space without the bar of the House; that after the Tellers had made lheir report the Vice Pre- sident proclaimed Andrew Jackson, of Tennessee as elected President of the United States for four years from the Aih of March nexi, and John c. Calhoun of Somt Carolina Vice President for the same term. national salute wasfred immediately afterwards from the Mall.

 So.ne of the papers ascrihe the authorship of the Senatorial Report upon Sahbatb Mails to ,he Vice President; others iA ihs Poslmas,er General. We don, believe either vrste it. Cot Johnson h'nse "n abr ian -and the report is Characteristic of his peculia. ss'c..s

 A Washington Correspondent, of 'he N Y Evening Post, of course bitter and unrelen,us Jacksonian, writes as follows. What does he meanl

 "Ciay shows bottom, and will show grea, play be- forc hc t. beaten-for beat him WE MUST, once n.ore unless am deceived"

 @asT

 Travsiiisg es. the Sab6ath.--During ,he las, sum- n'er, when MT. Adams, in the regular course of tray. clIing in tic steam boats. happened to reach Provi dencc on the Sabbath, universal slou, of disappro- basion was made, land holy horror' prc,cnded to he felt) by all the Jackson presses from Maine to Georga. against him for wanion violation of this holy day. But nov that Jackssn himself, as appears by the annexed article, sets ou. on his journey for Washington on Sunday. we hear aos lisp from them aganss the practice; hut all s righi-a is as tshoud he---iheir idol do wrong. Such is the cons;s ency of these political morasis. Such the consis- aency of spch 'creeping things the editors of the IEarifoFd Times. ..,.

 NASHVILLE, Jan. 20.. General Jackson, accomus. ,ned by soe of his friends, left this place Sunday .evenng taernoonl last, n the steam boat Fairy, for Louisville, on his way to Washington crsy. SeUeras Hundred of his Geew citizens of this place assembled on the bank of the river witness bis departure, and bid hisn tarewell-and no man carried with him .mose ualy the good wishes of his neighbors.

 Asre NamiaatOns.-A meeting of the JacksOnians ot New-Lnadon county was held at Norwich on the a insi Pursuans b previcas pubO notice, and John F. Trott, Esq of Nsw-iondoG, nominated as a can. -didass fer RsRExssnsaiise Congress. and Elisha Tracy, Esq. s Norwich, 10 the State Senate. There are nov iAr sAnilidaies fOr Congress presented to tl'e pespls ofN Iondsa eouny; one caacus candi- dzse. aJaeksoaians and another tAir. Barber) by Portioa sf ke republican party iu county ceavention Mr. TEOst ia sid io be worthy and respectable me- chanie-no wgsse for thas-but dsea no, possess ihe Fsquisits taleAis 1 he useful or influential member However. there is fear of his representing any portion of'1he slaie.

 Wh@ cns tAs @asaw 6s f-EbrneEer SiOddard. Esq. efwindham counsy. one of the gentlemen nOminaaed for the Senate hy the Middlslowa Convention, pub tely dsclnesshe honor intended te Do conferred upon Aim. He kuOws thing erswc.