Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05

More Cutting Re6nk e.-Agrreaby to orders from
Head Quarters, certain resolutions we're introduce ed
into the Legislature of Tennessee, in the Jack
sonian style, directing their Senators in Congress 4"
vote for :" Erpmnging certain resolutions from the
Journals Of the Senate. agreeably 10 Mr.. BrnIons
~ the last session. The prop"s IOn prompt
" and promptly ordered 10 be idd the tahe
where they will lie I'LL dOoms!ay. The vote IU lay
the Expunging Resolutions" on the table was AS
! iolows-Yeas so, Nays 22-St0r.
TElow widely different is this from the CoGnecticnt
jackson men-here they all wen, promptly zip 10 the
work. and voted The resolutions just they WE'RE pre-
pared-shaII we say by the Albany Regenry?]
Ohio-AlthoWgh the Wings Of Oho are for the
most part, chargeabe with rnlpabIe neglect in the
elecIiOUs yet in some of the counties they did
henlselves honor by their activity, and reward
ed with success. Amongst other instances, may he
named the counties nf Guernsey and Highland which
last year sent Administration members the Legisa
ure; this year both have returned Whigs in the for
also, that notwithstanding the general inerIness OF the
Wing party, The aggregate vote Tor Senators in nur-
teen districts, exhibits wing majority OF 99|. H"il
the Senators of the Stale (eighieen) are CHOSEN each
year, and the fourteen districts comprise. therefore,
nearly the whole S'aie.-Natio"al I"teHtge"cer.
Ohio.-The Cincinnati Gazette ofOct. 23h, gives a
list OF all the members elected 10 the Assembly OF that
s tate, far heard from that date, and Classics
them as 90 Wings and rs Van Buren, men.
GOOD SIGN IN Observation-Disclosures WSS-
tocn Etecton-The strong fnrtress Of T"ryism i" the
County of Washington has fallen. An election was
holden in the great central agricultural town OF South
Kingstown, Wednesday, to elect a Representative
in the place of the Hon. Elisha r. Potter, deceased.
Stephen Browning was the Wing. and Thos ). Tay-
Tor, the Van Buren, candidate. The vote stood l9l
for Browning and l6l for Taytor-the largest vote
believed ever to have been poled in that town. This
being the first election since the death Of Mr.. Potter,
it was considered of immense importance upon it's
bearing upon all future elections ia that town and
kno hoNn
about 5O-now, 80 majority for the Wing candidate.
Providence Journal.
Resolutions have been passed in the Representative
Branch Of the Tennessee Legislature, by vote OF 6U
to H. recomme ndng Judge White for the Presidency.
The Georgia election is undoubtedly Van Buren
defeat for although the Union candidate is elected,
iicke, in favor Of Southern man will with little
or no opposition in Georgia.
MARRIED,
In Cornwall, by the Rev. MIR. Andrews, Roswell
Clark ESQ of Sharon to Miss Agnes r. daug liter Of
Josiah Hopkins, Esq. Of the former place.
In Tola" MIR. Lorin ii. Scripture TO Miss Abigail
Jeweu.
dangh,er Of Doct. Mowrey Burgis.
In Har,land, Mr.. Samuel >. Chamberin 10 Miss
Maryeue Doolilte, daughter Of Ezra Dooliule, Esq.
DIED,
In Shar"n, on Sunday the 25lh uli. Rev. Ddrid l..
Perrv. aged 50. He had for come weeks heen suffer-
ing from an attack Of paralysis, bnt comfortable
till renewed attack jus,beore his death. He was the
father Of Rev. J. NJ. s. Perry missionary to Ceyon,
and from on n7cctoBaie people whom ne iias thirty
years faithfully served in the ministry His people
have meyer before for more than 10 years, been des
IL Pra,,shurgh, N. Y. on the 9th u, Roxnnn, wife
Of Robert Porter, ESQ. aged 81, tormery OF Farming
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