Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFLELD, SEPT. 90, 1882.

Shey are favorable the triumph Of the National Re
publican cause 10 November next While the Jack
ssn vote is nearly the same last year, there has
been an acsease for The Clay candidate for Governor,
Mr. Goodenov of several thousands. II 10 yet doubt
du which party has sacceeGed in the choice Of Gov
eraor yn the legislature, Il is believed there win be
a smalI Jackson maiorily. From the fullest returns
we have SET seen, the vote for Governor stood hns
Goodsaow tCIayI IL, 25A Smith (Jacksonl IL ,202-
The same towns last year gave GOOdeDow 1898,
Saith $685. By next week we shall probably have
Gull returRs. 81. a. aa s.1
c. Since the above was in type, we learn ny the
COurant that returns are received from ZIG IOwnr,
which give for Smith q, 5Sl, fOr GOodenow 25O94-
Smiil Is probably elected, though by diminished
snsaiori,y Or 40 5000 votes.
Eeymonf.-Ia this state the election for Governor
and wembets Of the legislature was held about the
came time rs ia Maine. Reiurns from nearly all the
ssaae reader tceriain that choice f,r Governor has
heen made. The National Republican and Anii-Ala-
soaic candidates about equal, iat as it requires
majority ofihe whole elect, there Jackson votes
eaougi. TO prevent acboics. The ants have plnra-
lily ia the legislature. s SS
OF the state &C New- Yotk, accounts from all parts
ars cheering that the Ticket Cor Electors in opposi
zion 10 Jacksonism and the Regency will succeed 10
November. The Albany Argus and other kindred
nr;.,. are ;niefaaaLe in their efforts to procure
r,p,nre baween The different branches Of the OPPOSE
sion hut yet without any serious effect The Ian
guage throughout the state is. that Francis Granger
,., ~ e,.c,sd C,overuor INV an overwhelming MAORI
go rh. ...... =, fI.rkmer IN nominate The Jackson
..a:.,.. q. f,.v.r.or and Ie.,. (;overnor was IN
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Chavtesson EiecsicmAt the late charter election in
Charlestou, 8. C. between the Nu6ers and Union
snea, the Modification candidate for Mayer, Henry L.
Piackhey, editor Of the Mercury, was elected by a
snajorisy Of about $780, This we believe 10 aM increase
from las, year.
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The Chotera.-Ths disease has a Inst appeared u"
Boston. Ia two days Last week ahere were six cases.
ali fatalssd great apprehension was felt that II might
spread throughout the city, In Hartford also, there
were eight eases and six deaths last week from this
disease. in Ne'c-liGUeH, verbal reports are to
sO,ne,hius IKE i, tina, DESTROYS life very rapidly.
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p The iaseFGen's in NeO- York during the week
ending Saturday the Bib inst. were S55-Of which tao
hun&Sed apfo ne were by cholera--or an average Of
. per day. There is still a fearful mortality by this
diseaso in New-YOrk.
18th were 29I-of which by cholera l28.
Impoyfaas ne,cs, If true -" Great accession" to the
National Rspu6iican party The editor Of the New
Haven Rsgs,er his last paper, says tha, on the 5,h
Of November nex il is his intention, Notwithstanding
there are one or two names on The ticket which he
dsIikes lor the entire Clay Electoral Ticket
for President. So all those concerned, and who pin
their faith upon this pure democratic standard, may
lake due notice. and govern themselves accordingly.
He says, moreover that siry days previous to the
election he sall pablis. the names Of she gentlemen
the ticket. that bic exclusive readers may then find
ont who they IL the meaa,ime. &c they wish to
ascerlain Them. they must look % some other paPer
than the everlasting great" Register. should not
be neglected 10 mento"' AZ compliment 10 the can
Register the names on the jackson ticket and such 9TH
ers ~ msy then be aioat.
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