Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-10-04
sGREAT REACTIONS"

papers ohs State in respect TO the fall elections which
the lokeys claimed to result in their favor, and
have an effect upon those which are to take place in
New York mex, month. So far as regards old Litch-
field lot them boast il they see cause. Last fall she
gave q considerable Loco majority. Now she has
given healthy Wing majority In the spring, with
$50 voters she gave Sc majority for the Wing Repre-
sentative. Now she has given 81 Wing majority
with only $50 voters. Had oil the freemen come up
to "the scratch" we have no doubt the majority
would have been increased.
o. We have as yet heard no returns from any Of
the towns in this county where close contest was
expected except Sharon, in part. The vote there
stood-for Moderator, c. F. sedgwick, twhig) 49,
r. Deming, doco) lO5. For frs, Assessor, wing ia
loco 1902. Good so far!
Plymouth, wing, by about so majority-Torrngton,
and Goshen, do by the usual majority. New Milford,
also small wing majority Waterbury, do. by abont
l4O.
Washington, Warren, and Cornwall, loco. by small
majori'ies.
o. Having been engaged the latter part of the past
and Monday Of this week, in preparing for and attend
ing Town Meeting and being rather short help just
mechanical part Of this papeT-especiaIly as are
obliged to put the paper TO press nearly day in adj
gifts regular time Of publication, in order to az
ford boys and ourselves look at the soldiers in the
Regimental Review.
The Banks o. Nsw-Orleans have come to the de.
termination to resume specie payments on the first Of
January next They have arrived at this determine
aso = ~ "a
of the United States. in which Mr. Biddle promises to
use his influence in granting them the necessary CO.
operation and assistance enable them successfully
/ 70 continue their operations.
I'M. L 4 w. H. Scovile- Grand Jury Of the
u. s. District Court Of Connecticut have found Bill
against these gentlemen for the manufacturing Of the
ton after the repeated experiments Of the Govern
ment upon the currency had brought about suspen-
sion Of specie payments. The manufacturers Of these
pieces thew made, were made to order, and sOId Is
northumberland never as coin, as the not one
cent purports. The Public At that time demanded
almost any thing for circulation which would be taken
great the necessity for circulating medium, that
not only Shin Plaasfers Of all kinds were in demand
but even bad bills became current; No party fet
ihe necessity OF resoEng 10 new modes Of doing bus
than the Government. TOR the Secretary ct
fie Treasury was in the constant habit Of drawing
drafts upon banks where he had no funds, and then
using the protested drafts as currency.
The Government having become somewhat 81 ease
BY lie liberal use Of Treasury Notes. and the aid Of
tie Pennsylvania u. 8. Bank, has been casting for
victim 70 yenge ils spite npon and i thinks i has
when we remember. that the U. 9. Marshal in Con-
nectcus generally takes the occasion of the mesiinG
of the o. b District Court 70 procure coavecanen ct
Varnraenf. a Jufvuen o. witnesses. e. spmsthing
sse, lis Bin thus found q this isie hOag Of de day,
8 ncs q an remarkable. On this Jury ser example.
asheT woFm paFtissna who have juss discovered the
law 70 have been violated In ths manufacture g iok-
sns. o. eoanlsrl, e. merchandise 70 esdss. We are
very elad that the tina hos pas.od when tnsss wes
ent 70 b. very lsai0gs, even % real oenosEs-whsn
toS ten a. twelve wsai 4 FesoEied 70 ell sorts o. mai
RIAe.es. e vsl.e tAs ylpd @ pay do ordinary sSpsn