Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-26
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, NOV,R &c, 1885.

SsUsGs oCVeWtu ySeG SS"CC u"S Ueru
the present proprietor. The uniiOrm liberal patron
age which has received from che citizens Of this
cOu0ly d"risg merits our warm ackWo~ ledg-
ments Weaeed hardly say, this time, that it will
continue as heretofore maGiain those sound repul.
caH principles which cdOur wing doreathers through
the perous sceaes of lhe revolution, aad which we
believe whig bretlreu Of the rreseutday.
Before another ,weivemunh shalt have rolled around.
another presidential eecoo will have passeti-Ie die
win he cast which is determine whether the Exc
Cutive head Of this nation, like those of European
suarehss shall have the power Of appointing his suc-
cessor, or whether there still intelligence and virtue
and love Of country enough ia ,he people resist the
attempted encroachment upon their rights. -,.
Fur the ua,ronage, bestowed upon past lalsUFs
tender .haOks and with ,ihpm iIsrEa lAiH'i"ss
OF The eeasoh. There are~G JlEt s69ur lsoI,scrherq
-h"wesct, ~o,have aS hay Lhins b"' pntrons
gjr they haze bar6 seryd with the paper regularly
s2&y week forxhree, four, Eve, and years
asi,hoy apparently much thioh"g that the pri"t
er.ias need Of the qMid pro quo. TO such we mnst
appeal earnestly for settlement Of their noc"Un's-
.our obIis a,ions creditors demand and il this
is not speedily attended to-, shall he obliged 500"
uq visit them with Instrument with this luminous
cap,io", BY authority Of the State of Connecticut"
HF Our subscribers ia the village will be in few
days called upon as usuaI with their bills. sa- -,
. Danbury ereci once more This town has for some
time past een exceedingly fucuaiing in It's politics
sometimes whig, and sometimes tory. Las, spring it
elected one whig and one Jackson representative to
the legislature, but 90 the state ticket we recoec
arghi she gavea considerable majority, 30 no. for
rhe Jachso" ticket. Every thing sace, according 20
,4,,n 1oeL hnsr mi nin1v there
and they counted upon carrying their election by
overwhelming minority. Like The party !" this town,
ne we are assured by gentleman Who there. they
had raked md scraped the town--ronners were EN-
plnyea in esery part Of The ioun threatening sone
and coaxing o,hrrp--,he congressman and his lege.
men were all ia notion drumming Up troops, "suca
trools as would stand fire." B,N when the election
came ou and he fra, ballot declared-'s80 majo
ri,y for the republicans what change came upon
shem! with what panic and distress" they were
.eezcd !such CONSERVATION never before witness
eed-,he cosgressman declared that his troops had he
ttrayed him tina, all lost-hs forces scauered in
all direcnns in such conusion that they could all
i,e again brought to the battle The majority continued
10 increase nn,i i, sweied 10 1S5. The meeting
very fall. The Danbury Gazette s'ys-"Laf' srr'Hg
our opponents prevailed from variety Of that
power; their unremiiug a"d bitter persecution Of all
who refnsed oedence TO their dictalion their utter
disregard Of the interests and wishes OF the people
their in the attainment; Of their Felf
isL end.all these causes have produced great
!. lions, and rsaeced them again i",o miaor,y.'-
Wbe there such reactions these 10 our favor,
we eau well afford to give up old federal GaiIford.
Tie Hartford and New. Haven town elections were
held IN Monday last. We have heard n"thi"g from
either the rmer. from the unfavoraleness Of
the Gather, fear that the ~ iss may have been
efeaed: Ia tie latter. hope Tor i,eiter lih"gs.
"Wednesday I'VE have just heard fr"n Nrw-Ha-
sscn--an notwithstanding the badness ofihe weather.
a' thc threats Of the jackson men that not grease.
si"t of wisgery Nnul l.c le, )" the arLigs inn
.zhdm by u ""j"'hy OIL 4O votes. 4.
The Massachusetts Election from which returns
aow received frm nearly all The towns, has ,ermina
ted in eec,ag Mr.. Everi Governor by about IL, 900
.sn jorly; Mr.. Hull 1t. Governor by or 5000: %
wig Senators, and II a",i-aas"nc and Jackson; and
ab"nI 900 majority in the Legislature. Lac, year Gov
Dayis m.jorty over the parions candidates Tor Cow
ernor was abon, IL 500 This year Mr. Everi.'s
the combined forces about the fame.
Siaxei,e, hecause las, year heard freqae", COM
planis "f the offarness in lie debates that were
published in The % Cong re+sional Globe -
We see the Washington G!nhe il circulating pros
pectus Tor a.. Congr Globe." ir The approach
t0g session, contain all le debates. &c. u pr"mi-
ses we aud iis price reasonable: hui. Judging ir"n
the past, doubt is caWdor aad Justice. aud those
who wish o. both sides, sho0d remember that
there IL such paper the OfgaserUm~aI the
National JREeHisePcer, Of approved character, at
impeachablr veFaeiy aud rerlectSarness TheGi"be,
Aaring The last sessh5nsad The aeesiaR prerediDg"f
Congress muiatet, garle a~d carinlea tlse speeeh
of the Opposition, in The most shameful manner;
and wesab aei % serve party purposes IL ~il do 80
asaia. ~
Tae AGrtea Bo,saiis. which Witnessed in this
Silase on Tuesday evening The 9Th i"st aud remark
ed being exceedingly brilliant. observe by the
papers sas aaccd generally hrepghoo, the "or,her"
.sselon Of couary. Hers. Other places. whe"
<rs, observed. supposed to lie the lighting mp Of
m extensive copGagra,ioa in Of our "eishb"Ti"e
toygus sseh was iis beapttu crimson cOlsr. Below
we copy from New.TIaven paper scientific account
or iis appearance by Prof oIms'ed--and also another
accsani from u 'BosioW paper.
From The NeO. Harsm Herald Of "Wednesday.
. AURORAL PHEROmEn'R.-l.ass alghi, our n"rthern
slsemisi,bese was adosaed with display Sf anroTa
ligss remarkably grand and dyers,Ied. u was hrr'
observed nj 6f.een suimu,es begone O'Clock, (mean.
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