Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-23

Ofre,l but by the iGhmedate rush iO 1t with go"d slppiy of waVer wus subducd without much damage. The wind was very high a, the sme and if ten mi"- utea more had elapsed before it discovered it would probably have been impossible to suhdue be- fore that buiIdipg four Eve others adjoining on the west, and ihe Court House and large tavern on the eas. would haze been consumed. The fire originated i the garret from some barrels being piled up against the sISye pipe. Tho second alarm proceeded from the aai shop of Mir. Hiram Jackson about noon; but the Grs was subdued without doing any damage.
 NesO. York cty esction which took place last week, ,srmiaased in the success of the Jackson Aldermen and Assis.an.s in twelve out of fifteen wards. The whies started no candidate for Mayor in opposition Mr. Lawreace.
 In VIegiaia, the elections are yet going Re- tur0s are given from number of c6uates; but the acee6nis are mngl together, aad the elections in different counties taking place different times, It is dicu gather any thing satisfactorily. It is prob ahle, howesr that lhe Jackso tor Rive.) party. or Rchuaoad Junta, wilt have a snpalf accession 10 their ase strength. We shall earn more about il in a,tsw days. IfYan Bsrro gets that state,i, will be hy:she iosses, species ofinsrisde. -,ts,s - .. 70
 In Rhode Esksnd. the election Cor Governor and
 
 turns are received from nearly all the towns. I, is aseertained that Gov. Francis Is reelected by jari,y of about l20-that ihe whKs have smali ma- jori,y n the tower house of the legsa'ure-and that 'e seoate, beiag chosOn ty general ticket, is ye unleermiaed--lrobablys some on each ticket clo-
 T The editor having been absent during most Of si,sr t-of ,he columns already prepared and the paper aeary ready for press The original articles which follow were far rnisled by friend.
 The ia's Centsst.-The whigs have fought out mos, rpanfu!iy the late political campaign. Every suitable and proper eifor, made to achieve suspicious repnit. Their ticket for Sta,e Officers apd Members otCODaress selected upon the principle of jus, and liberal concession avery patriotic feeliDgand in- Names of the highest responsibility wers thus preren,cd she public, and tried abi,y oaquestiona. ble integrity, u"inchiug repubicanisn and devoted lose of country were combined 10 at'ractthe conf dsece and support of the electors. The whgs were aware only of the importance of the crisis, bat also of,he desperate exerons which their reckless oppo. meas w"G,d make to carry the State. They knew shat every 'hing would he dime n opposition their wishes which could be effected by the immense inAu- of tue general government, It was also under 6eod ,ha, as attack would Le made upon them from
 >neghhoring State. aud tat the engines of corrup- ton E0aid be brought to bear from heOce to subdue she spirit Of patriotism that has biiherlo predOmnaied ia ste breasis Of our ciiizeas-~and reduce sassalage ihe most gnom,3ions. The .whigs kneW chat abe eodles was aa uneaaa oas, st. ieposing jps eaa6tsAce in ihe tetelsence. frnpess and virtue of the electors they entertained aansnine hopes of surcessthat the good casss would agais signay sri- Smph! They helieyrd that Conneciicui would still maa,ain tho groondSf oneompromisisg opposition to she shnneia abuses pracasd by the present admisis- traiiun. and be isund ranging herself the eide of sosad constitutional Eberiy and hish mndedNdmin-
 ssratioD Of the affairs "f the country. We need hot say that they have been disappoin;ed te de. plorabe, though by neaas irretrievable. A vare. y of causes have combined io give opponents a temporary aseendancy. To dwell upon their nature and operation would be useless We canass forl,ear, however, to notice :hs which aaiEiacpisd men have mads of the wejuaicss eHis,ing in the minds oi
 class O commonly aeainsi the temperance reior- ,Daion. The efForrs made in this irsly beaevolen, eauss have not the Iesss conaexion with poli,ics- Aisi.iaudrs of upright men have embarked in the en- terpsixe of delivering this nation from a calamity wore than famine or pestence, who take different aides of she great political questions pending be- fore the AmsscaA people. These facts ars Hoiorioss and yet every tudserest remark made or suwise msasure adopted le further the of temperance ,he vaa Barsa demseogses Aavs ssdiousIy attributed 10 the whigs The lnasa aupendous lsIsshoods have heen uttered in relation this sueri aad hundreds Sfreal wgs have been iadaced so goo the polls and ter tn favor efto tories nader the dela-
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