THE ENQUIRER. ' LIrCHrIELD. FERUARYs 8, IsA4.

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In our paper of to-day we commence the publi- cation of portions of speech delivered in the last Congress by Mr. Huntington O's the floor cf the U. s. Senate. The views then true are still true, and the great principle of Protection for American Industry which he then ably advocated is still to be maintained and supported not only by argu- ment in the Senate, but by the people at the bal lot box.

 As is known to most of our readers Mir Hunting ton has spent the best part of his life amongst us. Until elected to the house of Representatives by the freemen of this county he dwelt in our village.

 On leaving Congress he was appointed one ofthe Judges of the Supreme Court, which office he held till chosen to fill the dgni6ed station which he now occupies with distinguished credit to himself and the state which he represents.