THE ENQUIRER.

LlTCHFTELD, MAY 25, ls73.
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~O--'O~ ed Speech on the occasion which occupies four or five columns in the New-York papers. It was sup posed MT. w. would give an answer to the question which he propounded at Boston last summer Where am l to go?" Expresses were accordingly employed to bring the Speech to New-Y ork and the enerprsing proprietors of the Tribune were thus enabled to issue it in New York with IS hours of its delivery in the Monumental city. MT. w. however, makes no allusion to himself, his position political y, to the existing state of parties in the country The entire speech devoted to the advocacy of the chimerical scheme of arranging Tariff System by Reciprica1 Treaties. It is of course very able but 1 utterly impracticable.

 ] Connecticut State Prson.-The Warden has sent ! us a copy of the Annual Report of the Directors, Warden, Physician and Chaplain of the Prison at WethersGeld, which we have read with much inter- est. The management of the institution is highly credtable to MT. Pillsbury, whose invaluable serv- ces will long be retained to the institution.

 Extracts from this report will be given hereafter. 0rThe Loco Focos held their Annual Legislative Caucus last week, but made no nomination for State Officers They recommended State Convention in October for that purpose, and also to choose dele gates to the "Natianal Democratic Convention" Among the resolutions passed at the above caucus was the following:

 Resoloed. That we deeply regret the omission of the Whg Congress to establish the Tariff on permanent and satisfactory basis and that when the present un equal Tariff is remodeed, trust it will be arrang ed with reference 10 the wants of the Government, and the best interests of the country, without doing injury to any one section of the Union, in order to benefit another.

 So it seems the excellent Tariff passed by the late Whig Congre ss,-which is already beginning to inn part life and hope to country nearly ruined by pre- vious loco loco legslaton-s not satisfactory to the democracy of Connecticut; and the next Congress is invited by the representatives of the dominant party in this State to remodel and destroy it's sautary provisions.

 The regret expressed that the Wings should not have passed better Tariff is all gammon. The fact that during the twelve years the loco focos had tire control of all branches of the government, no a tempt was made by them to establish Tariff on permanent and satisfactory basis is evidence enough of the hypocrisy which dictated and passed the a. bove resolution.

 arThe Post Master General has denied the ap. plicaon of the citizens of Litchfeld and Sharon for the reestablishment of the mail route through Mil. ton and Ellsworth for the reasons given in the fol. lowing letter to the Town Clerk of Lchfeld

 Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

 Contract Office, May IS, lS43.

 Sir: The application for restoration of service on Mo- 66a between Lilchfeld and Sharon, has been submitted to the consideration of the Postmaster General The curtament of said route having been made for the purpose of reducing the expenses of the Department, l am instructed by the Postmaster General to say that the necessity for their still fur her reduction prevents his granting the application. Respectfully, your obt. sery. ,,

 Samuel P. Rolles, Esq, Town Clerk. dc.

 If the Department is too poor to give us daily mail to Sharon the Postmaster General should let us have one two or three times week and if coach service is too expensive, let have at least horse mail. Those interested should continue to urge on the department the justice of restoring some service on this important route.

 Tylerism Unmasked-The statement of Mir. Bolts should be read by every who is not already con- vinced of the utter want of principle which has char acterised the course of President Tyler MT. B. has made affidavit of the truth of his statements What humiating picture do they present of the Acting President of the United States

 The following are the liabilities and resources of all the Banks in this State as given by the Bank Com. missioners: