Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-06

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JOHN 8A2GEAx8%.
ELECTORS ron coENEcTIcUT.
MORRIS WOODRUFF, Li,ckaeld county.
- ELI TODD. Hartford. ost y
- JOHN d. REYNOLDS, New-Elaven. s:l,s ~ q
CHESTER SMITH, New-London. ~. -. =
ERASTUS STURGES, Fairfield.
'EBENEZER JACKSON, Jr. Mddlesex.
JOHN BALDWIN, Windham. 81 fs}t =
OLIVER II. KING, Toland.- ~
,-g'his aame has heretofore been iissIrscIy u
lished Oliver D. King.
The Superior Court. Judge BIssELL presiding, =
se lie session this village on Friday last. on Wed,
Meeday came the trial of jeremiah Orion OF Nor
folk, Tor assault upon Hiram Root. With intent 70
kill. Verdict Of the jarys 7apd he was seuien-
ced BY The Judge TO ISyears mprisoumsn, a.he State
Prison. Etwill be remembered that this OroRsis the
individual who tried in March lass for ,he
marderofthe father Of the above named Roof, but.
the testimony mostly circums,an,ial, he was ac-
quilted Of that charge. s@s@ II 4 4#9s2
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THE CHOLERA, This disease appears TO be rapidly
sssdipg ia nearly all parts Of lie country. In the
Giles &c Ae York and albany. 10 great has been IL
elimination that the Physciaus aud Boards Of Health
have ceased making their daily reports, and business
ssesan,ug i,swonted activity. In Philadelphia, 100,
although the Board yet reports. the eases amount 70
only from 90 10 80, aud the deaths from 10 10 per
day. In Buffalo, Rochester. Utica. &C., il appears
alsO TO be disappearing. In Baltimore and NORFOLK,
however, sill RACES with considerable ualignty.-
In Neso- Hapen, few cases have occurred within the
pas, week, mostly NJ the alms-house, and none webe-
leve in the compact part oiihe city. On the whole,
il affords matter for graduation that the Cholera has
spiar passed off without visiting any part Of New
England Win vioience.
The N. Y. Daily Advertiser Of Saturday last, in s
comments upon the Review Of the Market the pass
week. remark The change the business portions
orour city within the last ten daysFesemble those Of
the Yellow Fever years Of November 1919 and 1892,
when the first black frost restored the city 10 health,
aud the inhabitants returned TO their homes. The
Cholera having far disappeared that tho Board Of
Health have thought it proper to discontinue the
ports and the Medical Council announce the safe re-
turn, with proper precautions The whole population
aeemio have been released once and our streets on
sudden present change hardly to be realized. The
steam boats hourly arriving are crowded. The coast.
ing crafts have already lined the docks, and all appears
hustle and activity. Every thing indicates an active
fall trade"
Kentucky-We have already stated the result Of
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,"' ".0 ~ '''' '"e 'acAson ca"u'
date for Governor was elected by small majority
the Clay candidate for Ii. Governor by large maio-
rityand thata large majority in each branch Of the
Legislature are friends Of Mr.. Clay. The following
remarks Of the Kentucky Reporter show the state Of
affairs there pretty correctly. Is S
lhs NesMt-Ihe proDabie result OF the recent e
lection of uoVernnr Lieut. Governor, and memLeFs
% ,"e Sa'e LEGISLATURE 70 now known, though the
Iems n"ve no1 yet reacheu US ~ ench form as TO
cs'"oe VS. sNe ue erc vote OF 10 determine with
s "a .S .myv.'ss =. WI succsssiNa cnnaiuates.
u s NJ "Ss NMow nn''i we emesai returns are
p"o.'s "e HneI r. meet atFThnkioft this Gay
~ ''e LUIS we sevesa counIies. ana ~ our
S.a,s p"Per VIC "'p0 70 sse sne e"ufe vote OF the
q. 'eaa; ne tucson cand"aie, y elected
mail ms;or;,v ard is,aas ~ w, ~
Renni;can raas;ds,. IL 5000 49,. ~ sas'ona'
over Ren;nn,s. avior Inv nroinhls n,.;n.;,. cr
iwo "a ,h... ,ho,s."L yo;.s p'o "''9'''Ss'"o
In hc,I hsnnchcs or IN Iev;.l,,,,r. ,la N.,;o,.,
n s,nbi;san. have an over~hei,n;"g ,a;n.;,v TIE
sssas,n ..h;.i cocsa,s If "a r,arie.,. ,v;ii
N,,;"nai R.r.hi;can = ,,vcn,vvo Iact som s;vaesr
M. Ho.se If snressr,o,;yes wh;ch cors;ss ~ Inn
.nsmisrs viii, s,srJ-Nannal n enhl;car s;w,y Gee
1as. az -. ";r;,r i; Eayor pT,h. N.,;"n.I n
i;. ~ irsn.. ~ = "na' Tsh.as c"n,;as ~.
prc..sJ - haze cec,eJ Ns,;o".l R"nubi;cs" Rs,rs.
- '.h.h ;r.hs ren"r,s n. iii ;..sss go
Snmber 10 Sa and re,ce fl,e Jaclssn ~ ~
THE defeat N Judge Buck ner n .oiely q
religious pveiudices, and local eenrs IN several 81
ma s,ronpest National Reunhl;can d;asr;c,s .i,.rs
eE.sr ca,ssca onerased nanst sie vc,ers ccG ~, -