Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-14
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, NOV. "A, 1888.

Gay at worcester, from tbence proeeeaeu On 20 mart,
ford. where be arrived on Wednesday, evening, co"-
t1ued Ihrosgh the day Ts1ursday, and Ieit Hart
ford on Friday for Springfield. whence he wOnId pro-
coed To Abaay and Trcy, by special Invitation from
the citisens Of thnae places. While he remained AT
Hartford, NJ. Clay was waited upon by large nnm
Der Of te citizens aud others and by invatioa in the
course Of the day visited se Asylum Tor the Deaf and
Tamb, Washington College, and ihe Retreat Cor the
Tasane The progreas Of Mr.. Clay through the
try has been atlended BY series Of respectful atlen
lions and kndnesses which, ashley hare been Ear from
the noisy hurrahs'' attendant upon ibe movements
Of military Giel,aD, be particularly grateful to
his feelings.
Lachfela Lam SckoOi.-1lis Institution vas estah-
Jished some forty years since by the Hon. TARPING
REEVES, and confined hy him and ia conjunction
with Judge JANIS GOULD through long succcssioR
Of years, and always with reput ,'on GneQuacd by
any other similar school in the United States. Il NOM
Ae.s amcng lbs former members many Of the mnsr dis
anguishe saiesmen and eminent lawyers Of the diff
feren, states Of The Uaio6 Judge Gould. enfeebled
hy age and insposition ew weeks since relinquirh-
ed the charge &c the school, and fears entertain
eitIar il would be d;scoliaued entirely; hut
giad TO iern that ii % be immediately revived under
favorable circumstances. Il win be by notice
IL aao,hrr part of our paper tia, Ogsn s. Seymour.
Eco. WHO received his law edacatop uader the In
ruc,ion of Judge Gould and who has iang been fa-
aniliar with his manner and eosrse Of IeciVriag, will
hereafter take the charge If the school. Besides a
thorough and practical Knowledge Of every branch Of
the profession Of law. Mr. s. viii have the advantage
Of u.ns the manuscript Of his immediate prede
eesser in the sci,ool tSee advtl
Nesc- FORK Election The election in the Empire
State for Senator's and Members Of Assembly took
place the first three days of las, week. Full returns
are ii course no, We, received ,hrosehnu .he ssie
lathe city, the National RepubIieaps did put in
noninaiod any caadasss and seItvery lutle Interest
in the rcslt Bat iilsse we're swo Of candidates
ria--.sha, II shcre rsiis the Regency .cke,. sap-
ported ~ the ice-hoiders and their adi'erens, and
backed hy tia, powerful influence the Albany Regen
cy--,hc other composed Of gnod old democrats, and
dsasMinased the " Rank aud Pile Ticket or the
ticket suported by the working classes IN copisads-
sincoa from the Monnpoi;ss. The rassh is, the Re-
gency surcec,lrd iy majaritirs varying freD 500 70
1900 Last year they carried their ticket by u
bout 500 majority. There were less Than Il. 600
votes taken this year, whereas last year, when the
Naliana's took pssi, there neasy 80 0O0-cleary
showing that they party did attend the polls.
The frank and file" being thus organized, they may
calculate by anaiher year ceiling witiout much
aficuy. The have with them that old veteran
in the democratic ranks, d. NJ. Noah, who 10 +" him
In The River counties, generally, the Regency
cceted in elecng their Senators and Members Of As
Frnbly. - many Of them without Opposition. In their
siroag hold. Albany, ,her tickle, eaeceeded by about
100 sosas'.ih Rensselaer,, the aa-regency (deino-
cra,ir) prevailed.
Travelling westward, We find that the party have
carried almost every thing. In aearly the whole Of
the infected district, called, political anmason
" PROSTATE IN the dust Even in Rochester and il
peigh"rhood, the birthplace and hobed Of an'i-ism
il ia defeated. The Albany Argus classes the reurns
ofhicmhers of Assembly hus -" Republicans l04ma
Coalition 5-lrregulars s." ID TO come 10.
Massachnsens-In this stale, the election for Gov.
ernor, Nr. irsiL Monday lasi. There being
four candidates. Mr.. Davis of the Nationals, Mr. Adj
ans of The An,imasons, MIR. Alien 81 the Workics,
and Mr. Morspn 81 the Jacksonians, great ssr,Tise
wo1d be feb ,f choice should made, as ma
j,riy Of The whole is required to elect.
Rhode Island SeRafor--We last week merely am
ponnccd that Mr.. Elisha r. Potter had been elected
Senator in Congress from Rhode Islaad; and j,
aruck a singular proceeding. as Mr.. Robbips had
been reelected bot INV months before. We now
learn that, IN lhe language Of the New-York Ameri-
can, objections made at The lime the elerton
E"f Mr.. RabbinsJ contrary slate law. and
associations iha, effect offered. but they were
overruled. Partics however, haying since changed.
Mr. Potter called up the resolaoDs offered by him ai
the former session. and after days debate. they
Adopyed Thursday last, by vote Of 4S "a.
declaring the previous election Void. On Friday, as
We learn from the Newport Mercury. the two houses
went into joint committee, and elected without oppo-
sitivn lhe aforesaid Mr.. Potter Senator ia cOngresr
These wha voted against The reaoluiions voting n
all for Senaiorl The friens Of Mr.. Robbins oarseG
protest agains, the proceeding, which they desired
10 have ed upon the Journals; but that Fefa
aed. and il laid the table. Both parlies-eaeh
having we presume received certificate of eleeiiai
will present themselves in Washington. and the Sem
Ute, which 10 the sole jodge Of the qualifications Of s
wembere, must determine who is the tue Senator"
We last week mentioned thai meeting of Mechan-
ics aud Working Men Of Baltimore had heen held re-
Gently for she purpose putting 10 Domnaiiea cas
dida,e Tor the Presidency, and that the Hon. John
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