Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25
HUGH l.. WRITE.
WILLIAM H. HARRISON.

What does this mean ?-In the last Hartford Patriot we find the following card' from 2 town as remote from Hartford as almost any other in the state. Tho the article bears the impress, think, of Great Man Mo- g. we can asrure him that if he wishes to rise higher station than he occupies, hae here ore occupied, he must only submi, cheerfully to the dictaon oi the Hartford Postmaster, but also to the Chiefiain of the Loco Focoa in his own town. The time has arrived too Tor him to take hs stand. He must not expect receive any favor from the hands of the party long he pre,ends to have any opin ions of his which different from those stamped "genuine' at the mint in Har,ford. The Locos are in the ascendant; and be 10 him who shall dare 10 doubt their infabily-for they will be instantly char ged with being 'federass,' .arslocrats,' 'monopo- lists and 'ahetiors of the whg party But 10 the card. Hereit s::
 4 Card.-The genuine Democrats oflhe Town of Sharon tender their most hearty thanks to the Post master ofthe city of Hartford for the kind interests he takes tn their polca! mauers, and if he is not much occupied with his own concerns and in regulat- ing inc election in Hartford, desire he would nd OTHER and FURTHER directions how ihe election in this own be carried Co su s ,rshrs. But should he be much engaged as no, 10 be able n attend to every in 'he State by letter. general order pub lshed in the Times will answer every p"rpose: and Oblige MANY.
 Sharon, Feb. 18th. 1886.
 Neso. En gland Reriep-We perceive by the last paper that the editorial charge of this establishment has passed from the hands of Mr. Costock, and here. af'er is 10 he edited by Charles M Emerson, Esq and published by A. N. Lord. The tile is changed 60 "Review and Telegraph''-,he latter being the title Of a paper which about 10 be established, but which is now merged in the Review.
 Another queer notice.-The last Hartford Review gives a conspicuous place to this notice :-
 SlO Re,cnrd! d!-Tbe above reward will he paid for the roll of the House of Representatives Of this State for October, 1874, being the second session for that year. IS missing. and is supposed 10 have been la ken away by person interested in cOnceang the YEAS appointing Delegates to the Hartford Conren. lion Any person who will leave said roll at this o 6ce;o a, the office of the Secrrtary o Slate, within three weeks from this time, shall receive the above reward.
 Is it a little singular that this document shouIt have been absrac;ed from the Secrearys office dur ing the fret year of the administration of Sscret0r whose name, if we pisiake not, stands conspicuous 'no"g those wicked "YEAs" appointing delegates l' "ihe Hartford CoHveO.on"? And this too after it hal been safely kept during the years administration his predecessor? We should really like ,o know wha has become Of il, and Vhy it is DOW n;ssiaR.
 LrssaAsd, as North Goshen, over the Congregation q church and people Oi that parish. Rev. GuY c SAMPSON, on "Wednesday the 18th Jan. io36. Io,ro dse,ory prayer by the Rev. Mr GridIsy or Ellsworth Asrmon by Rev. Me. ChipmaR Or Hsrwlnloaj install iag prayer hy Rev. Mr. Beach ef WIns'sdi charge ( ,hs PasIOr by Rev. Mr. EIdridss Of Norfolk right hand.of(sROwshlp by Rev. Mr. WoodbVIdgs of NOr Canaan address Co tho people by Rev. Mr. Good man ofToWIHsiOFdi and concluding prayer ly Rs' MF Tyler of ColshFsOk. The sEsFeIssS were ssns' Aly interchangeable singing ssp'sisiiv good sSd aV pFopEIs's.-E'emm.