Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-22
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, NOV. a2, 1882.

THE ELECTION by the people h all ths SsaseS has nSw taken was the last and there h was held yesterday. The result l1As been such as to pat 10 shame the mOsl candid and cafeu calculations. Both the friends asd GIe opponents of sle adminislrnlion are isapponsed-nobOdy caIcua- aed upoa such complete rout we have met with. The Jackson wiliriwind has prevailed even where feast expected and swept States into its which were never claimed by its friends. Thanks to the virtue and intelligence Or the people in two Oi the New-EngIand States, they had the power Co breast themselves successfully against the shock. But el us loOk litile at the details:
 In Mains and NeU- -Hampshire, the Jackson tickets nave prevailed by about 5000 in each.
 Vermont, from present appearances, will alone @ IOr Mr. Wirt. Fall returns are not iO.
 Massachusetts has given her vote 10 the Clay cam diates by vote of about lO each of she opposing parties, Jackson and anti-masOne,l and by a majority each. ConnecticH we have before given.
 In Nssu York, the Jackson electoral ticket has pre-. vailed by about l3OOO-the Brooches candidate for Governor elected by 1OOOO-a great majority of each hranch ofihe legislature JacksOnian and 32 Ou, -of 70 Representatives in Congress are of the same stamp. Ciaysm and Anti.ism would no more amal. Ramase than oil and alcohol. We have since the cleo. sion heen through number ofihe counties. aRd could Ifii worth the trouble, aceount satsacioriy to our mind) for the triumph of the Regency party in New Y0rk-ii is needless.
 NeU-Jerssy has also gone for the Hero by majori- ay of l72 votes over the Clay ticket. The Simon: Pare" ansi-masons run a separate ticket, obtained or 500 voiea and thus threw the inao the hands ahe Jacksonmen. Through the same influence. three Jackson and three Clay Members oi Congress are elected.
 Pennsylvania is Jackson by an immense majority nearly 25.OOO The Dutch anti-masons in many coun. ties abandoned their own tickets and wen, in body over to she enemy. "There's no faish in ihem."
 DeiaDave, too, ii,sle Delaware, which kept ny Major Noah in his "brceches pocket" has gone Gor Jackson iysa majority of about 5O-no matter by what vote hOwevcr-let her go.
 later account states that the Clay ticket in Della. ware is successful by majority O ls %, for Elec- tors and Congressman.l
 Maryia"d has done rather better than any of her neshboring sisters She has given only three ot her votes for Jackson, the rest tseven) for Clay.
 Vrgisia and North Carolips have given, as was anticipated, overwhelming majoriiies for Jackson.
 Ohio goes the same way by between and 60OO.- Here too the attempted union between Clayism and an.i-masonry failed. IL has done so every where-and both are prostrate.
 KeHtucky.-Ilere gleam of sunshine breaks ihro' she almost universal darkness which Oyerspreads the land. Thie state, which was considered much more doubtful shan New-YOrk, NewJersey, and some other states, and where the whole power and patronage of the government had beeR exeued to break down Mir. Clay. being his native state, has n s said elected the Clay tcke, by mnjoriiy Of or 5000.
 These are the details, as Gar they have come 10 haRd. The following table will show Ut glance the "awber of voies and how they have been given. The opposition have hardly votes enough to induce US to count iheun.