Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-31
THE ENQUEIRER.


cerSsniioaU 10 thS impsr.ast sses 70 nominate ea0-
~idnies for Prssidspt and Vice PssridsntShe 90 be
held " de .'deseFaic asI;-mas0ns" and uhs other
- The Wings. III Harrisburg. The snG-nasons frs.
met; and after pretty Iui and Tree interchange Of
psios respecting ihe clni and merits and ppObabil
lilies o. sseeess Or the different eanldates nominated
ien. wv. n. HnriAon of Ohio, for ihe frss aamed
bce. anA Frmscis Granesr. oGNew-York. Cor the ss-
eopA. The vote for President was-HarrisOn 80, for
Webster g. Previous 10 which, honessr. vote was
proposed 10 hoid 0enerai Naieaal COavendOa,
which was pegaived BY b SOae of36 10 SO. Uponth
several members Withdrew and did not afterwards at
tend the COassaaion. The snea.ters then. wishoHi
the seeeders proceeded make DOT IN entire electoral
ticket. 10 be supported At the election next fall.
A day Or two aher, the Wing State Convers:.a con-
vened; and aiaer come considerabs debate, nonina-
Ged the candidates Cor President and Vice Presi-
deR and the eleotOFal ticket BY aboat the same
proporiiOna,s voie the apii.masOaie convention
And IL ths convention also, there were some 20 OF
Is members Who seeded AID refused further 70 act
with t,a, body u is saidthere emissaries
ofyah Bsren II work 10 eaeh Of these conventions.
ii must Be spparen, 70 every that unless che two
parties cordially mite upon the ticket, they
mus, inevitably be defeated. The papers FROM there.
however say that after brief period ,ha parties win
nniie add such = the change in pabc Opsioa,
iuaiiy carry their ticket by large majority.
Ricryiend.-A Convention Of delegates isosa vavi-
oas paris Of ibis State assembled RehInore The
22d as.. I, coanued ia session NIL Of that day. dis
csssiag various propositions aed the nexsdsy
into the uo,naasions Of candidates for President and
Vice President, when Gen. Harrisoa was snanimous-
pinG
Eirgiaia, COZ the latter. Y @ ~
7xon.os s. Gee ps. ,hs soSa Of Li,ch feid-This ~as
Is action hrought before the County Court, sii.
ing In this powp, ~ recover damages for injury
lived ia passing bridge left out Of rerair BY she
6Srn. sppears ,ha. al che great reshe. in Februa
q last, ,he bridge on she New-MiIfprd road, about
- miles southwest Of this village. partly carried
81; that il remained ia that STATE Tor llree four
6ys, when ], was partially repaired by te selecsmen
h Mi. Coe ai.emitesi pass the bridge with pnir
Iiossesin q wagos. when the horses became fright
I'D. spsei the wagon, threw him OF and broke HE
W = near The knee joias, and Otherwise Injured him;
81 The huri a,oa hs knee was such ~ to obIige him
eave HE ordinary business, and from which be has
sEea recovered. After hearing the iesli,nopy. ar.
6aea Of couase, sc. abe jury bro ght in verdict
so damages. Counsel fps The piaia,ifFs r. Miner
ssk q. Smith. Esps.--ior.hs ,ewn, o. $. Seyneur
HSF g. G. Sanford, Esqrs. eeses
| ssissippi again The accounts from this state
&isH for some days have been confased and con-
tlaslsry, aow begin 70 assume more the appearance
Eiss as NJ saslssp sa!lf f gFiG. .e.s
cratic party" The Naisaal IsuelIigeneer copies
81 he CoIumbas tBiss.l Argus of ihe 9Th Dec. the
&,iI3t siag conclusive informaiioDs--
va have seen the official from NIL the conn
81 1.-The state except Clark and Landsssle. Lynch
Az t0ies ahead Of Runnes t0r G"sernor.l Lau-
s9A gives oay ai,out so votes, and Clark not more
80 that every vote - these w.. w., counties
esa lB spore ahaa 900 setes. This elec,on may be-
AS6H ne complete triumph Of the strength fjadgr
/" M.s'..s; sov. Ru"ses We have M;... :"
5s and his ,ers0nal popularity was resnyied 70 IN
Rorih. 70 hide his Vsn Bnren principles"
hs, great /" Globe" and even the Times, give j.
81 md say the oficial re,osns give Lynch 426 mao-
"A, that one White and one Van Bsren memher Of
are elecie-ssnd that the legislature 10 doubt.
Hitherto tie collar t,resses have claimed leas,
Birds ofsEe irgisiaiase and ai the election Of
x4.ike Walker, the recommended Van Buren, candi.
tse 10 the Seaa,e in place Of Hlr. Pondexer would
sstkisiy take place. Now they doub,-and with that
tabt comes. ere ihisk, iheir defeat. Bas-we shalt
- The victory 10 enough 70 raise one
4 l<kje shou, Of :. All hail. Mississippi" -.
Ihe N: York Daily Advev,ises Of Monday moraag
in some remarks accompanying Review Of the
&rkes, says:-"The alarm aud excitemeRt Of las,
20. is gradually psssiag away. The week bega"
- brighter FFssrecss; merchants are rapidly loca-
themselves. and ,hings getting more se,tied.--
tailures have yet taken place. and Il i believed