Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-20


 Members of Congress and of the Legislature in this state, took place Monday Ofass week. And though there never should have been any doubt that correct rScipes would prevail throughout this a"ce nt com OnweaIt yet from the noise and clustering made by uhe Jackson party, it was somewhat questioned whe- uher they would have been completely IrUmphant. Las, year, may be recOlIecied the people failed of choosing Governor, there being four candidates consequently the Legislature made choice of Mr. Da via. The whole vote for Gov. Davis last year was 25,I49-Gor Mr. Adams (a",il l8.294-fOr MT. Morton (JacksOn) Is, ,463-or Mr. AIIe0 tworkeyl S459, and 99 scattering. This year, however, the face oI things is very materially changed for the better. Returns from 243 towns already received, give Gov. Davis 4O862 votes-Morton 16, ,535-Bailey (aui; 9,652-the workey votes not given, amounting to or 3OOO-gv- ing Davis clear majority of at least 10 or l2OOO, and gaip far ef upUa,ds of 15y 900! In the city of Boston, where last year G"v Davis had no, majori- ,y he has now clear majority Of 250O votes over all other candidates.
 | Io the election of the members of Congress, the Whigs have succeeded tn ten of the twelve dis lricts-and n the other two there was no choice-la caice has since been made tn of the districts, and a whig elected Ia 1882 two Jackson men were elec- ted Now the place of one (Osgoodl has been supple ed by Mir. Cushing, a good whg; and the other one (Bayes after hs election changed his sentiments with regard to the alton, and ranged himself with the opposition, and is rc.eeced In the district in which there is choice, the JacksOnians have no hopes of carrying the election. The members elect are Meesra. Abbott Lawrence, Stephen c. Phillips, Caleb Cushing. Levi Lincoln. John Quincy Adams, George N. Briggs, William B. Calhoun. John Reed, George Greoaell, Wm Jacks"", Wa, Bayiies.
 In the Legislature, ss Gar, it s ascer,aned that 343 whigs are elected, 62 workeys and Jacks""ans, aud 6l an,-nasons. In the Senate, 30 members elected, alt whigs.
 iDelauarr-frm !-'rhis little state has come noby out oi her recent contest wAh he mnions ot power. Eleetng as she toes but one Representative to Con- gress, and that having as much weight in tue eiec- .ion ofa President, should it devolve Upo" Congress, as e whole fo,ty from New-Yosk, the utmost efforts were made by the friends "f the President and his 7ppointed successor 10 carry the eiec'on But the electors stood firmly against all their officers aud g"i aud menaces, and have returned MT. Milliga", the Whig candidate, by majority "i 24o-bei"g a" '"' crease since ,he fast election. The voie as we see tt stated in of inc papers is as follows: Kent r"u"- sy Z5. and Sussex 335 majority for Mr. Miiigan-New- castle E7O for Nr. Bayar6 In each branch of the le- gisla,mre there is also large ~hg m"joriiy-abou' swo
 Ohio-Returus from all the counties in this state, most of them ocia give for Gov Lucas 7o, ,673 votes flor Gen. Findley 67 7,344-naj"ri,y for Lucas 3S29. I" the Legislature there will be whg minority of l2 ao l6--aad is Congress majority of OHe-shs lnem- bcrs s,andiug as heretofore reported ten Wings to nine JacksoMians.
 While the Jacksonians ia N.York and elsewhere are with joy the res" oftheir recent eiec- tiun and firing cannon and raising hickory poles to testify ,l.er idolatry the horn to conma"d,' i, may no. be amiss for them take brief review of the elections which have taken place tn different s,ates since the adjournment q" Congress, and de'er- mine whether they have good ground for such demon s,ra,ions ofjoy, whether they are only "whiatling to keep their courage up.'' To enable them to do ,his, we have copied from she last Middletowa Advo ea,e shor. article. 1, foIlows:- "Ne,c. York has always been Jackson state, and all that be said s, that she remains in stafU quO- fNos exaciy-she has increased the majority for Gov Marcy 5000 vo,es making t about equal 10 the electoral vote of l832 and lost JacksOa represen sa,ve to Congress and abou, % members ofassembyJ Virginia I" 1882 the majority ior the Jackson 2: 
 |" April 1884 the whis majority for members of ,he Legislature was 2,859 Losisiana. In 1882 she majority for Jackson elee. toral ticket wac l,52l The Whig candidate for Governor was elected as, July by majority of 1,6l7
 whig gai. 3l3s IndiaaG. In 1882 the majority E- the Jackson cleo. toraI ticket 6O8O In 1884 the Whig candidate for Governor was~ elected by a majority of 9,6Sl
 Ne, Whig gain l57u MinOis. In ls32 the Jackso" electoral ticke: had a majority ot 8,7l8 h 1884 the majority fOr Gen. Duncan, the Whg Governor. was 7,NO Gaia l6O5s Nesc-Jersey. The Jackson majority for members of ahe Legislature, at the election iD 1883, 6,932 The sams party have elected Iheir Con- gressioaal ticket hy majority ol - l,l3O
 Gain 5.sO2 Last year the Wings had only eight members of the Assembly, they have elected i~esay-eighi, being a gaia o twenty members. Psnn:yiOania: The majority G'r the Jackso. :lec: aOrai ticket in 1882 A,26 At :he election in October, 1884, for mem s.ers ofCo"gress, .he Jackson majority was re-
 Net Whg gaa 1l,6l7 Maryland. Last year the Jackson party elected 47 members to the Legisai0re As che iale state elecii00 they etecIed only saTteeR Out of the whole number, which s 78.