Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17

Vermont Eyectisn.-The election in Vermont was held last week for Governor, Coancil, and members of the legislature. Three candidates were run for Governor-and far as returns are received, about a hunhred towns, Gov. Palmer, the ani-masonic can didaie, leads the Jackson candidate few hundred.- There will be no choice by the people. A majority f,he members of the legislature it is believed will be anti-masonic, and the Council of the party is supposed to be chosen. Gov. Palmer will therefore most likely he rs.chosen by the legislature.
 Phoenir Bank-Ata meeting of the stockholders of this Bank Hartford, the 3d inst Mesars. Asa Bacon, Samuel Buel, Eiihu Harrison. Theron Beach, i.hasnar Can6eid, John c. CoRing, aud Origen s. Seymour were chosen Directors fthe Branch in this village for the year ensuing. And the 7h, the Branch here, Asa Bacon, Esq., was reelected Presi- dens, aud Charles Spencer, Esq. Cashier thereof
 We have received long communication respecting inc late an,i.aboiilioa meeting in South Farms bu. the a,eDess ot the hour which it to hand, and the presccUpaiion of columns forbid it's insertion this week. Ii may he published next week, hut ia the meantime should be glad to see the writer.- We do not wish to beeome party so aay quarrel which may have taken place among the people of ,ha. respectable portion of our iowa.
 
 "Some oI the wbg papers have poiiished the fac. n sarng capitals. That the occupants oI one house in Canaan hold three offices. One would think from the nrray of exclamation points with which this startling intelligence s announced, that the Constitution and Laws' were in imminent peril, and that the people would he called to the rescue."-Havlford Patriot.
 Oh fe! 6e! only three offices what perveIsion oi facts the holding of three offices Oply s common an wish everlasting grea. democrats" make noise about. We could poin, several of the kind. But the family alluded ,o ia Canaan--sp"keu ofby some of OUT Jackson neghbors as the Ociason Judge and his son the Prophet'hold as least fhres times hree-and this of their nsmen though, rather many for people who psesssed so be such wonderful great democrats sad pyeared 70 loudly of bery and equality and eqaal priveges, bat had sue
 holy horror against sO6erins our late sheriff hold even office without iheir consent and spprohatiOH
 AS the allUsion 10 ihe Clerk of the COSrts here. may not be improper 10 remind the Patriot that ihe late legislature took fOn the Superior Court and the Court oi Errors the appointment Of0sy Clerk. Ii was thought by that eng body doubiless that the Judges ol those Courts might in all instances ap point jos. such men they desred-henee they took frem ihem sie appointment altogether. and gase it to the Judges of he County Coar the creatures of beis power.
 ft is really langhahle witness the Jackson paper a this state talking about the sesrriiiy and abuse ahe whig presses! The Times. the Register, and ., on down. dewa lo the Stamford Gentisel, and @ ou still lO~sr possible. in the scale ef degradation. the isiless iasthag candle whose seiaslaeas twakl a the Jackson eoassslla,oe, have ail beeom. excessively sensitive sbess the "sssss which shs, say she Whiss are hssaowins upsn che !" dsmoera1s' oG ahs lasa legislature. Yss, ws cay, h weuld bs . nssiss tlfi wsss nos dlssusasI ,O hear ihsss ersa usss. whsss daily allmsas is slasdsr. and who eos sse lvs sepsA wl,hess soploas discharges of shsl blle upea ssas ef the mess sIsssess msa ln esmmu nisy, talk about the seuwllLy" Sf Ihs Whg pssss! N.a l. ukknh af