Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

P.nnsyiesnia.-T result of the eiectiou for Gov eraor h is state s that that Br. Wolfe is reelected by minority ofabout 9OOo oiasa by 600 than at lle hst eiection-and, considering there were l6S.0O0 votes takea, pretty lean majority. On account of sosne iuenl questions, ihs result different from ehe aorshwess tipin what was anticipated The Peo- ple there were anxoas tO carry some works of in- saraal siuprossment. Under Wolfe they ,imagiasd ssy would be carried on, bat i tueF should be eec- ted. they were appsehensise the works would be sasppsa- -hsnce sIe strong vote for Wolfe. The New Haven Register thus explains some other matters speeding ths eeetiuu: '' sf 5af As'i 2f'as'7 i
 .'AIsisovsh Wolf was the administration or Jackson casddale yes bs sas vigorously supported by hie old sriend Ar lngham. and the lpRhans party, sO called, Ca party hostile Gea JacksoMl ansfhe nlso
 Tssia mn asd X sos iS s iSsrasi @ pe. as and the rcchartcring of she U. s. Bank; aud this his presene electl0n s attributed. by his oppSnenis
 Certain l sat several disircis that gnve a6fliss lar inc Clay ca.didaes for Congress sso gave Wolf 7se votes sive1't6r memiers of Congress at the sase time, iwlri, include te whole nppssaioa of the siae, s,w as iheir aggregaie majisy os about SUvO ag aiss, Gen. Jacksos. This E claimed oa the ene side ss sefer test than the Governor vote. and as iAdiensiAe tas shs electoral ticket whrh will carry eO ia Nsseaher asahe Congressionai votes have now
 0ae On ihe other side, she Jackson party say. that having cmrsied toir 0oscFuor A this election, they can carry their eteoosal ticket ne the next BUthpaf. sies are iheseiore thrown back in dissiohs seas
 AaiIhsssl, eAeh claiming io have won the haie. and saeA prepared o follow Up thc victory on the "a of Mosemsss.s A iew days .aare, ef course will decide cIsassd ssay sSiices.iy fIom tie ba,ile field to eaa ble = b eouatth killed and wounded, or aseertain wisi esrsaiay which pasiy has carried sae majority n h Iandbii rem caslisle, which says lha. il is as ees4ained that tho have chDsen $ sneuben sf the lower hoSse. which consists n al oi l00 aseaets. AUaifed States Senator is to be cho-
 Ia the lass Congress. ws believe there vas bas a sisgis Clay ctngresanaa fom APeaassisaaia, tAlr. Denny Nav 1t is ascer,ained that there will be al leas. half Asii.Jackson, and sarne aceoss.s claim usjesy. Here isahs sireasesi esideaes ef he rsac- siss whie has laken place and t isupoa this result
 that te aasi-sackbos party ealcsats speu triumph ie NsytAabsgs sr~. N sssssZe~s
 p Gsdxia Eisesiss--The returns ifom Georgia rtn. der t sasy eersaih that shs islIowiag genleep ars eIssss.l to Csagress io wit: James M. wayae, Rich ssasd H, Wifds. - Giimsr. William Sehley, A. j. Clsy,sa. Tkonss H. Fos.er. R. s. GsmbIe, Seabera Jones, and - Coffee. Two or tirss of them gre believed ss hs Nsiii6sss. ,rs,9a 4sa1 , aI
 g. Csraiiaa.--Is Cbaisssoa ihe qualification cand
 dAsss saeeeetsd ever, the Uaiea iickss by wajosia, sfahssa i5o vesss. Aad throughout the siaas. . ms jssiy sf aal'issrs ssP slssssa ss sAs legislature.
 TesNsssss vias.aaading ihe exsssisas of Ere sideas @asAssR aaa ism5pmdeas ip Tesasssee, sAe, Aass asshssa able elect hia pssisse. chs aseeas ViisAed srAsiar and seattsnaa Jsha a. Eatss, Ss. asss ia Coagssaa Thsisgslaisss sa iAs 5.h and 6ll iasss haiissed lhirey siss wisloas ssesias ehS.s
 shea shs whsls maiasF pss,psaed to the Ssxs -
 sisA ,hs ssgislaiars y of 70 to %. O. sh. kfst balos Or Ssgaior she sose wa for E.isa IS. o FsIix Gsvsds 29. Ephrain H. Fos,sr 2A On ,h. lass. G Eaass 1s, Grasdy P. Foaer % end tlsss, Iia.ie xarasioR ia ss 1isrnsdaie hallo6ass Messss Gssndy and Fesssr arc rsspecsahis usn; n. we iruus ss. .saase l aeser @ isr diasFaeo herseI aOh&si lehn HS Esasas c thA Seas.e Q rspTe ---- .