Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-17
NEW.YoRK CITY ELECTION.

The eleeiion ia si,e ciy serminased es Thursday evening last. IL has leea ef the hardest, moot closely con,es,ed con,Is ever had a shis conniry- And ,hoogh Mr.Lawrence. the Tesy candidate far Mayor. has been elected hy ssasli maierisy, both braaei,es sflhe Common Canncd hays majority op. posch la him.aad io yackssas,n. The Eseaiag Star s.f fsaaray n annouaeing the resali, breaks cut i6 ,he following triumphant s,raia :'. The City of New York is redeemed! The People have triomphed!--- The power of the Regency is prostrate We have elected srDeateen of osr Common Council, and Tam ,naay ba, shi1een With she Coaacii. NO carry the nissie patronage of the city. amossting more thaa a m.liiaa of eolla.s! Tue ofiice-holdsrs ,rem- Llsg! They see the handwriting on the wai!l'
 The Star ia another article says-a This election wil produce nnease sensation in every section Of the Uaioa, as conveying uadoubted expfession of psblic opi;os a rslasea his course on the ques- siss of Executive powers. well placing the mat ter beyond dosb,. that ihe people rising in each aissagh li,al the sa.re patronage ofthe governmea general slate aud mpnicil,ai-she eonfsderaied power sfsss t.aksas sse ofshe peoples nsoaey n shes sle- poste haaks--,hs hue, of genslemsa pensioners and. al,ove oil. the use and the abuse of Tammauy aIl aad that brief iat powerful eoGaiessga among the ig aoraa,, dooa ssih ths Baak, cosid not oserpowss that sroag csrsea. which s every where seliing gainsi the Has Baes pasty, by which aame. we mnsi herealsr desisaaie t. Any who bas studied the history of this grea, Siais s aware thai ia years h gets political eiasms, aad changes snddeay aad deeaediy though of la,s weeonli perceive that these cAnges were, mote rapid than usaal. brought hglhe vssy esidees dauksn @ ahe cchHsEy; siiii che sgns nse aadosl,sed aad SOW New-York city, the great Union bas risen a irs majesy. aad osesshrewa at oos bsow. and under every act q soiesce. iisgaiy and asrpa,ion, the immeass power ofsLs exis,isg admiaislra.ioas.
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 New-Ycrk ai sha iale. election gave 35,lz voice. more bT abeat 4jOD than ever before gisea. A ss last csaissseseeciion. the Jackson tory parry had sneaFy GOO sasjasiiy--aow ia the eectioH q Mayor shsy have oay l59 and ia the choice of Al- dermeD they are is misory is both bsasehes of sbe Common Csaaca. Here is . remendoGs seaeiion- gseaier .has anticipated could reasonably have i,sss expected. And h is boldly affirmed is the New Yosk apers slas but or the riots in oae or iwo ol ai.s waras shich prevented elderly and iarm peep.s from ai,spdiag exeeps at the peril ofiher lves Mr Verplaack weala lave been elecsed by respectable m.ori,y. h is esea now doubi1g whether is afes pargias the poIs asd eouatiag the votes fer Mr. Yer 1ss1NSA NWSW NStD ADaasDtSsr tsD W~s WSs " " ciared LEeALLY ELEcFEp.
 b ahe Common Cosncil of Nsw-Yosk. ihe Whigs have elected their candidates for Adermea ia sins ost efbssa wsrdp aad ths Assisiaais ia eight wsyds shas giyiag shsn majorisy s joias balios of oar. Lasi year s:ssasy wasa. vissss solitary e.cspsioa wss Jaskssn, asd shsre only Gvs seaeriag Whig sns4hars iabolh boards." Whss glosious revslu sion in public sessimsnt!
 Ths rsesss alsrious iriunph of she Whiss Ia shs city oi Nsw-York was e be eslshsassd hy grasi civic essisal a csssis Gsrdea. sa Tsesday assnoos last. llr. D. Wehssr was sxpssssd ,o bs pssssss asd woald probably deliver aa address
 . HP Tue pasmaasesp iu vasiaus towns ia shis State
 .1 she sdisoss sf ihe 1assfgsd Cesrnaa wiu pisass
 ncepG cue thaaks aor 6aFwaediag as eary inlsssncs e Ike vSssll sf Ihe reeest slssiiea.