Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-29


OF "A WOrking Man." His previous numbers have
attracted particular attention. They are, as they
profess to be, written by real wOrkey-one engaged
in manufacturing, and who feels the troubles Of the
times.
Great and unparalleled UictOry ~" Democracy
triumphant in the Granite S0te!!'- Isaac Hill elect
ed in Ne.O-H Hampshire by 5000 majority !!"-Such
are few of the EXPLANATIONS Of triumph which we
meet in the Loco Foco papers with regard to the re-
cent election in New-Hampshire. They show the
desperation of the party catch at any straw, howev
er feeble, by which they be enabled to raise the
shout Of triumph. Just look the FACTS OF THE CASE,
and see who have the most cause of rejoicing, the
wings the tories. For the last five years the tories
have never failed to carry their elections by from 64OO
to $4,000. Last year Hill elected by about II 900
the Uhole Council and Senate, and about 200 of the
$40 members of the lower House. Now, the majority
for Governor is reduced to 5000 of of the Council,
of II Of the Senate and 1l6 1ls of the $40 of the
House are Wings. These are facts-undeniabIe facts
and in view of them, we ask, which has the most
cause of congratulation, the Wings who have made
such nroad into the ranks the Tories or the To-
res, who have barely escaped defeat in each branch
of the Legislature 'Twould be pity-twould be
cruel TOTO deprive MIR. Van Buren, of the only re-
naming State he has left in which loco foco prnci-
pies are ascendant. New-Hampshire is therefore re-
proved tor one year longer. Freemen of Connecti-
cut you have only to follow the example set you by
your fellow wings OF NewHampshire, and the victory
Is yours by an overwhelming majority!
MEETING AT SOUTH FARMS.
At numerous meeting of Wings at South Farms
on the evening of the Doth Of March inst Capt. SAM
Waugh was appointed Chairman, and Vim. H: Whit,
tlesey and Philip s. Beebe Clerks The suhjoined
hav hna anIf nllu hlcrn
sed by the venerable chairman OF the meeting and
sundry other gentlemen present. were passed unani-
mously
ResolOed, That we cordially approve of the nomin-
alton of VIM w. ELLSWORTH, for Governor, CHARLES
HAwLEY, tor 1t. Governor, HIRAM RIDER, for Treasur-
er, X. K. HUMAN, for Sec'y, and HENRY KIrBoURN,
tor Comptroller, as we consider them GOOD MEN AND
TRUE and that we do not thank the Loco Focos for
proferng to the town OF Lchheld the honors of the
gubernatorIal office.
RESOLVED, That we hail with pleasure the nomina-
ton OF DR.. SAMUEL BUEL and VIM. RAY, to
represent this town in the next General Assembly, as
the harbinger OF glorious triumph by the wings. and
that we will make all proper exertons to ensure their
election.
RESOLVED, That the allegation of our opponents that
the presentation OF the names OF Buel and Ray the
pubic has excited discord in the wing ranks is utter
ly false, and that In the hrnness the intelligence, the
integrity and the patriotism Of our candidates, we
have sure bond OF union.
Resolved, That il the Independent electors of the
town of Lltchteld will attend universally the polls
the ocofocos in order beat US will have to CIPHER
pretty much they did last year when they converted
Session OF 80 days into OF 46 and that the char
acter OF modern lOcO-tOcO arithmetic is such to re-
quire little sOatching.
Resolued, That we 60 for e our country, our whole
country, and nothing but our country" and for the
greatest good OF the greatest number; and that we
will not cease efforts until corrupt demagogues
are driven from high places visionary and sche nlng
politicians put flight, and this government in all
lls departments is brought back to the path in which
Washington, jefferson, and Madison trod.
Voted, That these resolutions be authenticated by
the signatures of the officers OF this meeting, and pub
lished in the Litchfeld Enquirer
SAMUEL WAUGH, Chairman.
y s. b WBHsrLrSr'' Clerks.