Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28


 present. The number of members reported at this ,see,ag was about 44OO-showing an increase Ofncar y 300 within the lasl month. The Officers elected for .hc ensuing year were
 Hon. John Cniiap Smith, President.
 Dr. William Buel, ef Eitchfeld,
 Joseph Bamell, Esq. NotoK,
 David c. Sanford, Esq, Litch6eid, -
 Samuel Lyman, Esq. Goshen, VicePre-
 Dr. Norman Lyman, H arrem, SidetS.
 Gen. Uriei Futile, 1Orringford,
 Mr. Anan HiRe, Nep- -Maford,
 Dr. Andrew Aberneshy, ~. Ha,sford,
 Richard Smith, Esq, sharon, SecretWy.
 Dr. Aiauson Abbe, Ltch6eld, Treasurer.
 The report ot the executive committee was not dy for publication, bat is to be presented at the next meeting of the Society, ut Winchester, the fourth Tuesday of November next The address frotn the Rev. Mr. Brownell, was in very high degree inter- esting and appropriate
 Gen. Root has been nofNnated for Congress in the District composed of the esSounties of Delaware and Gre-n by the Tammany party. Nlessrs. Cambrellng, VerpIanck and White are nominated for reelection by the same party in the city of New-York. The working the city have put in nomination in op- position to the Regency, for Congress, Abraham R. Lawrence, Adoniram Chandler, aud Thomas R. Smith all good men and The election will commence mex, Monday. and the eones, be pretty spirited imagine throughout the state. For Governor and Lf. Governor, le sariEc has been narrowed down until there is in tue eid only ThrOop and Granger for the first ofss. and LisingsOn and Stevens fvr the later.
 John Qaincy Adams has been formally nominated fr seat in Congress from the Plymouth District, Ms l, is said he will neither signify whether he will de- cline or accept until alcr ihe election is held. His friends al,road those who supported him with ardency for tae highest office in the power of any people 10 bcsow will sincerely regret to him enter the low CT House of Congress to mingc with the gadiaors in the strife for the Presidency. That he is ahle, ina, he is honest, that he is governed by strict purity of motive, M deny; but that he should remain im the privacy of domestic life during the remnant of !" lis pilgri image here below," following the example or his iusrious predecessors n the Presidency, all will concrde.
 Hon. Philip P. Barbour has accepted the appoint mea, of Judge of the Supreme Court lor the District of Virginia.
 Ohio.-The following extract Of letter from Gin eiunati we ind tn a New-York paper. It shows srea, falling off from the Jackson in Cincinnati and the neighborhood. From other parts o ihe state the accounts are alro favorable. Ohio is the last of the western hold election this Gall. The whole of lhe and southwestern section Of country, therefore. with she exception Of Tennessee. Mississippi and Alabama, may now be considered as having gone frUsn Jackson and ranged themselves un- der tLe banner of CLAY and correct principles. We may wiih truth aoo exclaim he Jackson folks di las. year, AZ hail OhiO, and ths West!
 C;acianati, Oct. I3, 1880.
 lur election has terminated, and the Jaekson Con- xen,on Ticket has partly been defeated. Mr. Stone, very warm friend Of Mr. Clay, is elected 0 the Le- gisainre Ly large rai"riiy. We have not received aiIhe froa osTC Dsareat issup- posed by holh parties shat Benham, ihe Clay candid ate, is elected. Fin:ay, at the last electlOn had majority of something like 2OOO ia the county of Ham itoa.
 Clay canIlidaie fer Governor, has a majnry oG 7l6 vo,es Gen. Lueas the Jackson candidate, in this ci.y-and Beuham. the Congressman. apwarts of POO. They are aow completely ronied-Ciacnsaii. which has always given a large majoTiiy tor Jackson has uow given a majority of 7OO against him. This out does Baltimore.
 lt gives me measure also to iaiaTm you, that Cor. win ie Clay candidate, has been elrc,ed ,o Coagress y maiariiy of 400 Shields, the Jackson eandid- aia Shields and Findlay were she only members lass winter from Ohio ~ho voted for ,he lnd'aa nsll.
 Ia Belmont county sLe Republicans have obtained 2 sigaal liriamph-eaTTying their Assetnhy Ticket, and eisiag McAuhar a nsajarisy of 35O. The Republican Clay Ticket has saeceeded. An unofkeial report in the Chillicaihe Gaxesse, gives the vote: For Con. gress, CseigAioa. tierpub.l lO69-Kefer, (Jaekson) 5S6.
 In aalitioa io she abovamr nlsneA. lhe ZaResvills Republican Of tue 18th, ihas ia Perry coHaiy the Clay ticket succeeded: Farleld has goae fos Jauksan 10 Licking. Fsnaklin and DelawaFe, ths RepahIiaaas were sueeesslnl. Kaex aad Coshoctos are as0 reported to have elected Clay representatives FFesn shs Republicaa wa leasn, that Wm. esnshsSE, has besa Fe-sseeasd io CengFesss hy pEohahIy shea sand mainFily essF lhs Jackson caucus candidate Me Lean. Vance aad vinsoa hnse alsa bean reelected wishou1 apposilioa. la Muskiaenm eesnsy lhe Jask son ticket las snceseded by aaloFty ef l00 a0 ls0- Las vsaF the aSeFnga msloslty of shat eeuniy va H hwndSpd ln eleakiag og the reunli in shB. iis swl coMnav. ts0 RepmheRn aays ;-a Thamgh we arc de lsalsd. che gFeai Sedaesie. ef the jasEses wslos! mahes e lsSl hko viet0Eo."