Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-10-11

National Rspublicas 1isksts 2
ron PRKsIDEKr.E
8H1ERX CLAY.
ron vIcE-PREsIDENT.
JOHN sARGHA1gT.
ELECTORS ron coMKEcTIcUr.
NORRIS WOODRUFF, LilchfsId county.
ELI TODD, Hartford.
JOHN ID. REYNOLDS, New-Haven.
CHESTER SMITH, New-London. "a
ERASTUS STURGES, Fairfield. 500.
EBENEzER JACKSON, u. MiddleSex.
JOHN BALDWIN, Windllam. .s.e.
OLIVER H. KING, TollaDd. ~ ~
90 We this week give mp a large por,ion Of orr
paper to our correspondents. And for three Or four
weeks to comes readers viii probably have 10 beav
with larger proportion Of political matter ,has eO-
mon. An Important election is close ~ hand -aad
while ie this state the warfare 10 triangular, behoyes
the friends Of Henry CLAY to be vigant in well do
ing II viii not do for them to snmber as their posts
when the enemy is abroad.
Peamsylpdnia Election.-In addition 70 the returns
from Philadelphia which pubIishediapt week, a6d
which decidedly hostile 70 the administration
Of Gen. Jackson the accounts from alt paris Of .a,
democratic stale arc cheering. The Anti jackson
Tickets for Inspectors in great many Of the larger
counties have been carried by large ,naioriiies This
election, however, was only prelude 10 The ,ris a
sreDgth which was 10 be had on Tueadav la,t n IN.
election Of Governor. Gov. Wo the present iucutn-
bent, and Mr.. Ritner, the candidates-and the
Jacksonians should fail of electing Wolf by hand
some majority, there will be such rally ON the Elec-
toral Ticket opposed to Jackson in November 40 We
believe to carry il 10 trumph.ntIy The friends Of
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$50 ~ sa'se = "o't'a'' ~ n"a. saccess'
o.' ~ '"o'Se ."s .. = perseverance,. quote
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From all parts Of the State the news q favorable
nsyona OUT warmest hopes. n,scera'n that me state
elected Governor on Tuesday next-,l,a, so G,as AZ
the Old Roman" will be sealed in PeBnsylvaSinon
er;end. ., % y; ni.;ll, nes' sp!n Sn.nalss oor
counties Of our commonwealth. 'Fhomsand. have c.
serted the Jackson banoer since january ast-oiher
,.. VII asse 9eors nesaay: we cay to
will do her duty The shirt of her Geemen s aro,s
ed-n"'hng can resist them. The Office holders may
rate ana mercenary men in the hands Of an excited
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The Philadelphia Gazette, heretofore Jackson
PAPER has since The lnsDec,ors election ho;.ed the
broad banner of CLAW and Sareeau,.
"a.
The farce Of JacksOnis" was enacted in Har'Gonl
last week. Though the Times made e parade Of Or
7OO naHes Tor calling County Meeting Of the freads
med together on the day Of meeting The Times SAYS
neoriy SOO' were present. IF he had o,n;,,. one
cipher, he would probably lave come near ,,e .ra.h.
As we ntma,ed last,week. the long sar;ae o. e.wss
was got up "merelv for effec: abroad,.The ovvnern
Of them could moi be found on che day or ac,ioo.
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The n. =. Weekly Review Of Hartford 10 this
week 90 enlarged that - now the largest paPes %
Inc STATE u always mas been ao'y conducted.
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