Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
TIE ENQUTRER.
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 p To cOFEssponaeut from usiehI,Oring town w"O inquiries whether VIC "wUuld give place to com nn"Icaiioas in favor other towns than Li,ched or the location of the contemplated High schoOIi'' we answer-althoUgh he seems to cuut an imsimaasOn a. ga'csi our fairness1Es, with as much readiness as we wOuid in favor of Onr own town, provided the ma"ner and style be unohjec,iOnable. IL Litch6ed eaHnOt do as much as other towDs--fshe cannot or will not hold forth indUcemena equait o,hers-and cannot, all things taken into consideration point as suiIs.1a igcssioa-we Eay Ietii 20 slse~here.- We wish see t stecsiya Coaasy School; we desire 'e have local prejudcss laid aside, e public ben- eft alone ,qppsnlied. rs ss
 We invite correspondents in this and other towns in she cOun,y 10 exPress their opinions freely upon this sHljecs. Our ceumas are open to them.
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 kObat Van Tyne, the negro fellow who committed the murder upon the woman in Goshensa few days ago, has % far recovered from the wound inflicted 4pon himself to he committed 10 the jail in this sil- luge, to await his trial in February next.
 The Globe, at Washington, the organ of tIe Eaton a"d Van Baren branch of the Jackson party, and . which has been in existence somewhat less than a year. says that tie subscrpon list already numbers u. wards of 37oO names and is rapidly increasing Thus the pnry support their printer. Duff Greens Tse- graph has daring the time probably lost hal that snnmbcr ofparons. The ensuing session of Congress will we cpine bring strange things to iigh, be- 'ween these two beligerent prints. The opposition can enjoy the fun.
 Neso- Fork Eection.-The election in this state was held three days last week. In tho city, the entire Tammany ticket prevailed by average majority of about 4000 ihere hasng beeniii than half the usual number of votes pollcd. In the country, it is exceedingly difficult 10 ascertain. from the confusion of names, ascertain wha, parties have predominant cd. One psriy is cailed the Tammany or Regency every body knows what that s--others the Democra- sic, tie Republican, the National Republcan, the An. ai-Masonic, and on. but in giving returns each parry puts teirs down the republican. In Orange, Del aware, Dulchess, Columbia Greene, Albany, Rens- sslaer, Saratoga, Herkimer, Washington, Warren, Onondaga, Seaeca, Wayne, and Yates, already heard from. have gone for Tammany. Wes.chcser, Ric,- @ond, Qaeens, and Schohsrie, are National Repub .-ean. Osego, divided between Tammany and An.i as also are oee two other counties. Madison and On. tario, entire An,imasonic, he latter by diminished snjoriiy of upwards oC 1000, and one or two more which have heen heard from are partially Anti: but there appears to have been great falling of of an,i-
 masonic strength in most parts of the state. On the whole, t s pretty apparent, that while the opposition to the Jackson party in New York SO much split up as it has been at this election, Jacksonsm. or Tam. sanysT, or by whatever other name it may be called will sweep every thing before il. "Tn union only is .sbsre strength" T We shall, probably hear of the election of Se"asor to Congress from Kentucky by the close Of sext week. We hope it wl be HENRY CLAY.
 The election in Massachusetts took place last Mon day, the time having by the las, legislature been chan Gsd from May to November. As there were three candidates fer the office of Goyernor-National Re. pnblieae. Jackson sad Au.imasonic--an unusual de- gree ei interest and spirit excited in the contest. We have yet received returns hut t was gene- rally believed iha. the National Republican candidate <Gov. LincoIn) would succeed. For the other state of6eers, less in.eresi was felt
 u This paragraph we write with quilt piucked from tho wing of'a Grey Eagie-a very rare bird in this seetionwhich sho. by Mr. Joel Benton near his dwelling in this town, on Monday afternoon last. Itwas noble bird. When spread, its length, from the point of eae wing to the the oer, measured ssyea Jssi aad fvs inehss. Many of the quill feathers were Htom l6 so % inches n length.
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