Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
Majority Cor Foot,

AoNyOstty tOG rOOUS Sl6
 Bnt ahere are scattering votes enough t3O2) to pre- election by the people. Mr. Bets is however elected Lieut. Governor by about 1000 majoriy over al opposition. aud ,hs Whig candidates for TreasOrer and Secretary are reelected by majority of several thousands.
 Gasat CeIebratiOn in NeaO- Ymk.--On Tessday of aasl week, one Of the greacs mee,ngs eyer held im ahe ci'y ot New-YOrk held at the Castle Garden 10 celebrate the triumph of ,he Whigs ip the rese", charter elec,io" oyer the Regency aad Tory par,y-- AR immense pnber Ot tickets were distributed to not only people in the cMy, but to many ia the coun- try. Upwards of 10000. it s stated tn some ol the papers. issued. The day was as fine as could tave heea wished. Half pas, 3 P. M. was the hour 6xeA Ssop Cur the meeting, bui long before t.ai time Rhe Uarden, which is esiimated hold ten to fi,eea aho0sand peFsons. filled. Many oi the ships in she basbor, and ihe sseamboais plying and fro from the city, spread their flags the breeee The gar aea itself was decorated with the flags Of ail naaons she tables loaded with the collation. prepared by Mr. Je""i"gs of the City Hote-pipes of wine and Sarrels of beer were ocWred and stationed al suiIa ble dstancea or sae relrssleA fahe assembled mu- dude. beautiful noiatare iriga,e called the Goa. stittiOH, which drawn through the streets during ale 'hree days ofi the eiec'ion and spoosed in the Garden, fired salute of 24 guns: aud, whether by accident design is not fully known, an Aus,risn irigate !" the harbor re,prucd the salute, when the frisa'e Btaddywine. hen coming ia.o port, paid s Rsilar tribute to the Ausirias frigate.
 great many guests were invited, apA . sonsidera- Sle number a.ieaded-among then Hon. Ambrose Spepcsr. Gen. Peter B. Porter, Judge Woodwork, Francis Grapger, Esq. Ex Gpv. Peters of Con-, &c. tloa. D. Webster in the city, and insi,ed hut did not attend account ofi,Hsiness: he however sent be..sr, which was read to the people, aud received with repeated ssou,s of approximation. President, Twelve Vice Presidents and Sour Secsasaries were ap- pointed. from among e active, ndustrous classes Of ahe citizens. -,
 From among the soas,s given os she occason we select the following ior their piguancy:
 Oar political revolutions ef l776 and lS34-Injus- Ace and oppression their source. kherty th-ir object, AMd VOnaiituonal Independence their resr0rd.
 1orat Co.rage and Poiificai Honesty, which dare sahando" parry. when party ahaadoas pFiaciple.
 G5stfam C. Vsvpiaack-The Ma.oT elect OGahe city Of New. York hy the UOice of the Eeope.
 CovneiiGS ". J.amrence-Wh0ee heart was with lwith us." hut whose meck with his parsx.
 FsbLic flGcers-SeruGats sof nsaasys=--snemoriale and petitions now changed io commaas tron ise peo
 Credt-The poor man's woaih. converting indus. asy. skil. aad ia,egrity insn real capital.
 zhs S6c MixiOR HMmbMgr-G0yern0r Marcy has Rawaed !he sia,s--she Whigs will yvlesu iv al .he 7Hs Rs"i and Fa.-s.cL.nie., Artisans, and nj La. tbOr!"g men, the real strength of all communtes-in
 7As Whig Young Men-Ilooor ,o their zeal. their d"'eligeece. aHd sher courage-wiih sueh sons the
 Our Msssmases here assemb!td=-Always ready al sea. or ashore, to stand by ,he CONSTITUTION.
 Martin Van BsreR-Ihe political mste. the Whies Of New.York have spoken to him ny sigR.
 The following song was sung immediately alter ihe SegUar oasis and the chorus echoed by thousands of voices throughou, the Garden:
 Ne tVhigs ef AashGfton, who'ye noI.Iy main,aiaed
 aiusi corruption and Fasce the laws ,ild domnioa. May yo~t0Hg keep the power yOur eorts have gained
 To the lasting chagrin of Tammany' < minions. May yaar iai,oes .as'sr cease;
 May your party ncrease,
 p0td Orders rest0red, aBd the couniry's at peaceS
 For 1e'er shall the whiss of Maaha,ianhc slaves,
 While earth tearsa pIan the rolls s Let fame to the world sound America's voice;
 No nirgue shall her sonafr6w ,heir liberties T" .he las: ihey wd 5or the lava af ,er caoice.
 Apd dpaig.aH them il' Liber,y slugl,er far e,er.
 Thea unite heart and hand,
 Like the famed Spartan band, And swear by ihe God of ihc ocean and land,
 rl.a. ns'er shall the Whigs of the Unioa e slaves, While the earth bears plant or he sea roIlss wasss. ef tSe s.sis oi SsS Yosa Sa;. sss % cultivated @ % D, fit Of political specuiasors
 By Frascis Grapger--Redeemed New York-Ths victory has taught her that eternal vigilance s nOt only the price, hsi the guaranty of freedom.
 By Ws. &amsei Johnson. sOus. Conquest here FreemeH move. yraa.s tremble; wiees Freemsn strike, iyranis fall. ~k
 By k. Fyaher.-Ehs Nev-York F,sssiosrThe weight of free people, indicative of change in shs By Lohn 4. Ssesens-Te Nature we owe our noble rvers suini soi. and oar healthfal climate; lo +our Faihers oWT free GOveTnment.-By God's bles- ssag we will defead the oas while enjoy lhs oih- efe. Ca
 zte m.sic pkieh Patrios dti;shss ia-.Is usbouRh, ,shcai. of snboasht freemea, while celebrating Spricesess victory.
 The Election of Magyar ands sCapmon 4Coseeil- -Qpr OPponenis have ilbe shadOsU. WE the sabstance.,
 C. ". L0Dvence, Mayor elect, with Whix eorpo. Faso"s 's like eart wiihOut hosse.
 The Daily Advertiser says-
 ded tha they foTm in pFocessio and mapchAp Bsoad- Ssy; . sasch was Rsasimou:ly carried. O. Teachiag me baasesys Inn0r spread that Daniel Webster was at she Tessdenee Of Mrs. Edgar in ne.r W Fhe pr0eession immedialely pressed s0 thai end when they reached the sy,a ,be venerable
 sossa.o1asy PatsiOt, Jsha Tsumln. had tlse dsuis- ga'sned ceasesman by she hnnd, and che mnla;tusle sent sne air wish their shouts of appaass andredg eef shapsaeae. of.CaFsmea, Seamem. LaI,ormre Werehaais. and 1le0hasics, psessel forward and u~i red the hand Of she maa who is @ srmlv seaae6 ;. lhe hearts of :he AmeTicaa people. X eeosie~.ae Gem shs crowd called oat tGr tbe ssaa wko vss iae pride aod gagy pf tke eone,sy, e aAress hs sIles. eitissns. Mr. Weksler tsen faissd kis veice aad s