Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07

z0VH Eiecliens-Atthe election held in this tows on Monday last or Town ofcesu, shs following esu- temsH were elected sO the offices attached ,o ther respective names, viz: >- s .at...
 For AssssSOs-David Marsh, Ephraim s. HaIl Lew Frsbie. Eli Curtiss and Wm. Beebe.
 BOaTd ef KetssE sE-Ssepen Russell, Daniel Garrett and Simeon Sanford. "i s
 SeIect-mea-Ozias Lewis, Wm. Harrison, Daniel Hall, Asa Hopkins, aud Stephen Russell.
 TOaOR CIerk-EIihu Harrison.
 TSeasxrer-Samuel Buel.
 COlLector--JacOb KilhOrn. . e --. ,..
 COnssa6les--L.yman Carter AlansOn Hall, Albert ). Sedgwck, Seth Catn, and Kirby Marsh.
 Grnnd JurOrs--GeOvge (. Woodruff, Ebenezer ROlIes, Cad Guild, Putnam KilbOrn Noah Garnsey, aud Ezra Burgess.
 gF PresaleR, Jackson returned to Washington on Sataray night the 18th Hlt, having been absent from tho Of government about three mouths. It s said ahat all the members the Cabinet have new return. e to their stations except the Secretary of War; who ahe last accounts at his residence in Tennessee holding talks w the Indians living in Mississippi.
 Maine-Reauvns from all the towns tn the State ex. cept six gse GOr Mfr. Smith majority of 1893 over Mr. Hanion Eor Governor The ren.aming six sowns last year gave tor Smh 66 Hunton 59 SO that ths majority cannot vary materially from the nbove- Eight or ten thousand more votes were given this year ahan last: s s..
 Some ofthe Boston papers have recently nominated Ex.Presideat Jotn Quincy Adams for a seat in Con- gress from the district in which he resides. The minaiion does not yet sufficiently tangible chaps fer Mir. Adams either accept decline it, We should suppose he would decline He belongs to that class Of men whose political is run-whose time for active service in the of his country has expreti--and, though appreciate his talents and patriotism ns highly any one, we should think it impotisic at least attempt recal him again min- gle in the "poi.ca strfe'' iM which the country is about to be engaged.
 Gen. Pitcher has declined the nomination of Lieut. Governor of New.York made by the Convention of Working-men a, salna. Stevens and Livingston are therefore now the only candidates in nomination for ahat office.
 1t is bees ed that Gen. Root will decline the nom. nation for Governor made a, Salina.
 Maryiand-The election tn this state took place on Monday ast--of course no returns have yet been ceised. great struggle expected-botI, parties pretending be sanguine of success. Last year the Jackson party successful. The friends of Clay compste with them this fall and n Is to be hoped with success. Next week we sha!l know.
 The Workng-men of Alhanr, at an election for ward officers last week, carried in mjoriiy of their Eriends. The All,aHy R"ge"ey was bcaten in tsree w.Fds oui of 6ve--sving the Workies majority Of eight tn the city councils. The aggregate majority of votes the Regency about 500. We believe Ueary al; of the successful party in this election are Ciay mcn-at any raie, they are opposed to Martin Van Buren and his clan.
 'CIoy and Van Buren-The Hartford Review, now under the editorial management of the gifted Whi..i CT, permanently, in remarking upon article n ano. ther paper respecting these t~ogentemen, draws the following parallsas just it is handsomely done: We are conten.-perfec,ly ycontent-,lat the Jack. son Editors should attempt draw parallel between Heasy Clay and Martin Van Buren. They may rest assnred i will not favor their cause. Henry Clay is as essentially distinct from Martin Van Bnrcn the light of heaven s from the darkness of midnight eipse. The former is frank, and noble-mstrusting no,hing-doabting no,hing-openly avowing his sen- ,ineas,oo proud of his own integrity to stooP to the baseness of intrigue; warm hearted to conceal his fr.enlsps. and manly disguise his dissa.isiac ,ion with men or measures. The latter has spent his life in intrigue and deception--a political Jesuit-a perfect adept in llissimuaiion and low party manage meus. He has pas in operation in his own state. and indeed in all parts of the country, dark and unprn- cipIeJ system of poli,ics-whieh moves in an Uader corrent and gathers strength like uncratered vol cano, beneath appearance Of quietode and safety There has been nOthing, in the elements "f party, so low, 70 remote, feeble, 10 eiuds his observation He has sent his emissaries into every viage-wher- svef there is gathering together of men-eHjonins secrecy upon all their movements; and thereby vrtu ally plotted against the liberties and rights of the peo pie. Hoaess republicaaism is frank and above con csalmensi its banner and iss motto to the frees. wiads Of Heaven, that all may look and read. Aud he whose movements dark-whose purp"ses are uaavowed-who turns ike a craven from the broad light of investigation base cOacealmens and dshOn orsble in,rgae s an eaemy to repubiicanism. and a eOsspirAor agai1ss the liberties and welfare of his counasy; md as such, ks Massia Vaa BsvsB be branded.''
 pablie disssr was given iew days since tn the eiy ef New-Yosk ihe members of the Coast of Err rors, at which were many iaSiied guests. The New