Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-07

The last New Haven Palladium announces, upon
what il caIls the tssr authority that Mr. IneersO wi
not consent 70 serve smother term in Congress We
are sorry Cor 1.-The is among The most popular and in
faeniiaI Members Of Congress from Nsw-EagIand.--
We hope his place may be Supplied BY Mr.. Foor
Of the Senate.
1--WE learn by The Iasi Hartford Courans, TINT
Messrs. WIN. w. ElispOrth and Wm. L. SEOrTs have
each declined being considered candidates for re-
election to Congress-.
The Great JaclsOh Rie6nIain at Hartford, which
was in paruri,ioa during the as week; has been de-
livered Of a most wonderful progeny. Behold -
But we may as well state the facts-for naked facts
have sometimes stronger efect than ridcuie. Well
,hea--on "Wednesday The jackson delegates from the
various districts of the slate assembled. JOhRN
OILS tas Mr. Barber calls him Clay democrat, butwho
supported the jackson electoral ticket lhroughoutl
was chosen President; VIM. Human, I. T. Pease,
Jsbez L. White and Samuel Close, Vice Presidents;
and Epaphras Porter and Henry A. Mitchell. secre-
taries. committee appointed 10 nominate State
Officers aad Members Of Congress, and here is the
result of1heir labors: ss.
For Gopernoy-HENRY w. EDWARDS.
For IL. Gop-EBENEZER sTODDARD.
For Treasmrer--J Ell EMIAH BROWN.
ForsSecrst9y--ROYAL RALPH HINMAN.
For Members of Congress.
Gideon Wsfies! of Hartford county.
Samuel In Cham, Of Middlesex do.
Epaphras Porter, Of New-Londnn do. Is
Samuel Simons, Of Fairfield dos =
Andrea r.. Judson, of Windham do.
Vim. S. Hohla6ird, Of L,clrfeld do.
Every one on the above ticket is Jackson man Of
the most hitter and intoerant kindaa thirs,ing for
office. What representation in Congress would this
make for the proud State Of Connecticut! WIN. W..
ELLSWORTH to be supnlanied by such creature as
Gideon TVekes! and Samuel Simons (who has ever
heard of him before y in place Of RALPH I. IEGER-
SOIL. Our county is rather better of-for we really
think our Winsted friend is with the exception per-
,aps Of Mr.. Ingham) the cleverest man Of the whole
batch Of wouldsbe congressman, 0 sempore! a
One ofthe Jackson Hartford papers, the Jeffersoni-
an, upon announcing the of the candidates put
in nomination for the various Offices by the late Con-
venon at Hartford says" II is due to feelings
on this occasion declare that il affords rery tie
satisfaction, We expected to oery different
Ticket" And this is all The editor says upon the sa
ject He does not give sketch Of the proceed
ings.
The editor Of the New Haven Register makes wry
faces a, the jackson nominations nj HariGoi-bui e.
nay comes o.the conclusion that he must swallow
,henn-so down they 60, Giddy and all!
Four of the six nominated Members Of Congress
were members Of the Convention which placed Them
before the Eeople. Straaos, Sc.
az.
who present at the meeting, has already de-
cned the profercd offer. th
Modest !-Giddy says ofthe Jackson ticket, ofwhich
he forms prominent part. hnt j, "enjoys the respect
and esteem Of their fellow ci,izens''! "Huzza for
our side ~
The IIverton murder, aguin.-Rev. Mr.. Avery,
according to the Rhode Island papers, "has been
amined a, Tiver,on beforaAIustces Durfee and Grey
aud committed prison at Newport. He made no
defence. He intends to apply to the Superior Court
for leave TO recognize Tor his appearance March,"
FOR THE ENQUIRER.