The Litchfield County post., 1827-04-05
REPRESENTATIVES,.

I6tchfeld, "Phineas Miner, *Wm. Beebe. BarkhamsteGd, *Jesse Ives, *Amos Beecher. Beth!em, Joseph H. Be!lamy.
 Canaan, sym. M. Burreii, *Sam'l F Adams. Colebrook, *Lancelot Phelps, Arthur Howell. Cornyalt, John A. Sedgwick, Peter Bierce. Goshep, *Erastus Lyman, Giles Griswold. Harwinton, Phineas W.Noble, *Noah Welton. Kent, *Alpheus Fuller Neso Hartford, Geo. c. Kellogg, Absalon'
 Wells.
 NcD Miltord, Elihu Marsh 2d, *David S.
 Boardman.
 Nortalk, Amos Pettibone, "Joseph Riggs. PlymOWth, Ransom Blakesey.
 Rorbury, Eli NJ. Smith.
 Salisbury, Newman Holly, %Robert Ball. Sharon, *Cyrus Swan, *Calvin Gay. Iorrington, Erastus Hodges, *Wm. Battell. Warren, *Dan Carter.
 Washington, @Constantine M'Mahon, Sam'l
 Leavitt, Jr.
 W0terto,op, *John Buckingham.
 Winchester, *Asahel Smith, Luman Wakefield. Noodbury, Spaniel Bacon, *Noah B. Benedict. sSouthbury, Edward Hnman
 E'Grmington, Timothy Pitkin, Jared Griswold. Canton, *AbieI Brown.
 -Hapen, Dennis Kimberly, *C.A.Ingersoll. East Hauea, Ebenezer Hemingway. Woodbridge, 3Jehiel Castle, *Charles Sperry. Orange, *Alpheus Clark.
 HQmden, *Jared Bassctt.
 M!ford, Abjah Darlington, Samuel Durand.
 "Not members last gear. !SeUerai cf them haUe formerly been members, and hare also filled s1ore importaat stations.
 In Barkhamstead and Colebrook, we un- derstand the Caucus Ticket had small ma iority.-In Cornwall about % majority for the District Ticket.-In Canton about , ma jorty for Districting, and also in Kent and Warren, the majority was large for District ing. AS far as we can learn, the District Tick ct in this county has an overwhelming ma iority also in New-Haven and Hartford counties, the majorties were large in favour of Gov. Wolcott and the District Ticket.--- The returns of votes and the choice of Rep resentatives, evince that the freemen were in real earnest in putting down caucus dictation. lSCorrespondents are respectfully reques ted to forward us correct returns of votes from such towns in the county as are not men, lion in our list above published.
 The election is over. The result as far as we have been able to learn, has been such as we anticipated it has been complete tri- umph of republican principles over caucus a. ristocrasy. We can now safely answer for Litchfield county, that those republican prin- ciples which ought ever to be dear to the hearts of freemen-a free election, and sup port of the best men for office-has obtained and will hereafter maintain, an ascendancy in the county. In this town there was no noise, no contention, obsolete political distinctions were almost universally forgotten, and calm iy and deliberately the freemen went to the polls, and the result is shown in the returns of the votes. We most heartily congratulate our republican friends in this triumphant expres- sion of the popular will in favor of correct prin- ciples. In virtuous community it is only ne- cessary for the people to be awake to their rights in order to defend and maintain them : it is only necessary for them faithfully and honestly to attend to their elective duties, to secure the services of the best men for the va rious offices in the gift of the state. The vote given in this town for Gov. Wolcott is a very Aattering expression of the high regard which is felt towards him by his fellow townsmen. We do not venture to predict that he will be elected: but in case he loses his eleCtion, the