Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-16

majority in this 5h district, has placed the for Senator in good town of Harwinion in the wrong columns. Thus, i gives for Rockwell only 68 votes, aad for Marsh 150-whereas the reverse should have been the fact, making difference in the district of 164 votes!
 Faifeid county-old democratic Fairfeld-is ,he only county n the state which during the late has stood by her integrity. She has done wel-her democracy is triumphant. She has reversed the DO. si,iOn she assumed last fa-has now given majority of 200 for the whg ticket, aud has returned majority ofmeGbers 10 the legislature of the right stamp; but
 like the noble baud tn the minority of 1885, they will be without authority influence in their places "King Numbers"' will overpower them. Already we hear ,ha, the political guio,ne is in preparation for she decapation of some Of her wor,hiesi sous.
 At the County Court for this county, held last week, James Ock man, of Sharon. a colored man, was in. dcied for adultery ""nd guilty, aud sentenced to the State Prison tor two years.
 We have received a mmunica,iOn from Kent with the signaW,re of" T." but perceive geod 10 he atained by iis publication, decline inserting 1t. The election has passed mud with ii should pass those ep,hered feeIings engendered by the contest.
 The elections ia Virginia for Members of Congress and of the legislature are now going on. Returns have been received from only few counties: in ilese the parties remain nearly heretofore. In Hcnrico county. isculing the city of Richmond, the Jackso" party carried their candidate and in Albemnre, the residence of Mr. Ex.SeWaior Rives, where ihe mos, desperate eAerli"ns have heeW made, the whigs succeRsfnl in defeating the friends of br Rises. Full returns fron the state will noI he received short Q three our weeks, the elections held in dif fesen, coanties different days during the non,h of April.
 We learn that some of the t~adilers ia the Jack paSsy, nae lna threats 0f what tey intend dO in the next Legislaare; they going revoke chns ierp, turn this aud that, and do geai inany other things. Don'. he ion fast gentlemen; yasr zeal wilt cool alnnxiney leiDre the ls of May, and you will find eo.Ae iadvidaals in ,he Jackson ranks who will not h~ dictated ly eleventh boar i Is the best trail in the Jackson party and oDe that has long been preached Up by Gideon Welles. io remrm- ber their easly and consiasen, friends and hease ihe wntdlers osertoard S"mc men that are now tr. usnphing exceedingly nt the of the Jaeks"n their stars Gsh~y are permi,,ed hrve lhe snsaIles pAuence iN tue smalles matters.-Nesu. Hdren Paf.
 Erecatire Eiscsispeering, as he understonds n-The lniOwng article s copied from the Nashville IeD) RepublicaDn, of March l7,h.
 Wa.hingso.s. F.b. g. 1885.
 My Rev. Sir-I observe in the Nashville Repubii- can Of the tOlh asi nnarcle headed General Jack sons Prefereaee. which think i my duty 10 notice. Executive Chair. ! have rarrfuy ahs,ained from a" interference wifh the elective francise and ave in- varatsy "ced upo" the principle. 'has (" tho people eneed ny Huy considerations lbnt hosc which related io the puiic go0d And yeithe Editor of ihs paper, proessegi io e"iertai" great respsc. or.y character to divide the srea, ,ody o Rerabiirsns ia ,s choice which they are io make tor President and " way givnR eHkct ,6 s i1siUuato", appeal: lo the Ian the independence of 'Rr people as shield against "my dieia"H, which he supposes Hha5 be attempted.
 Every one muss see shat the proessons of me Ed,- 'or in thar Rricie are nade take the form of trnd- ship. in order that he may snccessiNly rary "a' his pnrpose of opposng the great Republican prnc'- pies which have endeaSOred to advance as Psesde"s ot the United Saiee; and One Of whjgh noi to say 'he most important is the necessity of looking above persons ia any exigenry, which threatens the ascen' danry ol those pvacipes All my frieHds IAus. per- ce've that to he cc"si'':" my preerenes a: iar .: men concerned. ought be (or hin that is most
 likely to he the choire of the great body oG Kepnhii- cans; and vet. this individual a"nld not be JU'!ge Waite she Editor oi ihs Republican is ready 'o cry Under such cirrumstaRces seeing aso thai there are various miMepresenia"ns of my views "n this subject. comi' this letter Co your discretion ia or der lhas vo6 may do me justice.
 You a Iibersy say all occasions that, re- gardng the people the of political pow er an always ready io how o their will and |" 'he'r jademeat-shai. discardng s perssna preferences. consider the policy of the friegds of repnlicas rrReipes send delegates fresh from the people. io Geseral Convention. for the puvp"se of scieciipg candidates ior the Presidency a1d vee Pfside"cy; and Iha. imposa that selection beEc ii is made. so resist it wheR i, s fairly made. ema"asion of Executive power. s assa ihe sr'ue "f the people. and, ia effect, to oppose their tights so govern. send ihe paper com,ainiaG the article reter to. aad fequess yo1 so show this eter so 'he Eiinr, 1 order thas he may 10 longer mlssepsesea' ne. Ae' \ kaowledge she receipt of this letter.
 [ as, in haste. yoMv triend.
 ANDREW JACKSON. | The Rev. James Gwin. Nashville. Teas. What Geasrai Jacksoa's Siends may knSe. respeci- ing his hssae earpnlly s~iaRed lr"m aa inirsser. esee wh fks Slecsiss ssackss. his opp"nee,s ssias asd haze IsaR ssaGks. they had aisndsa esis'aee "S hs ses hssae alssaiasd from h ia .is owa ease; has. she essssssy shas hs sosk srsse aUd dee. aea pay in GaFKsEAiag he issesssis whsa eass d8sse ess aee. The Wwll kaswa ense sf she essvess peadesee wish kreps. me9bpr of the Pennsylvania legislaisrs. in esying which, letter wriissn bg his pgisase sseTeaFy. proposing hal the mOnheFs ss thaf legislature should saminale hm loe seeond heat. was JErtaes by hs~sslC oVhsr iUS'saceV night Dc