Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-22

year or two, and we are willing to grant them at
least that time TO effect their purposes.
There are few circumstances connected with the
late election in New York that are peculiarly crafty.
ing. One is that in Albany county, the residence Of
Gov. Marcy (loco) there is large majority against
him-and Broome county, the residence Of 1t. Gov.
TRACY, gave majority against him. Secondly Cay.
uga county, the home Of Mr. SEWARD, the Wing can
didae for Governor, and Franklin county. the home
Of Mr.. BRAplsH, Wing candidate fot Ii. Governor,
gave majortes for them. Thirdly, Duchess county,
the home Of Hon. NJ p. TALLMADcE, who nobly threw
off the loco foco collar and ranged himself with the
conservatives and wings in carrying on the election,
has triumphan,ly elected wing Congressman by GOO
majority, which two years ago chose q loco by up.
wards of 1000 majori,y--thus sustaining Mr.. Tall.
mudcc in his efforts in the good cause While, on the
other hand, his colleague in the Senate Mr.. Silas
Wright, tho leader Of loco focoism, has manifesy
lost ground in the favor Of The people ST. Lawrence
county, his residence. heretofore giving or 800 ma
jority for his party, has given only about ESQ.,
Fourhly, JOHN c. CLARE, tho conservative member
Of Congress from Chenango, who cast away his loco
oco collar and threw himself upon his constituents for
support has been sustained by them having been re-
elected by handsome majority in county hereto
fore loco Filthy, Judge BRoNsoN, Of Jefferson coun
~, who year ago came out conservative, but not
having rmness to continue, shrunk back into loco TO-
coism, under the expectation Of reward has been
sgnally rebuked Ivy his cons,iucntshe having failed
Of an election in hitherto strong loco county. And
sixhly, c. c. Cambrelcng. who made the declaration
that the Of the President should be carried
into effect lin spite Of the lamentations Of people,
has been ousted By popular indignation by 400 ma
jority in a city which he has represented fof many
years, and been elected by immense majerities.-
These are few Of the many circumstances that
make the heart Of the patriot diate with pleasure
They arc facts which tie most brazen faced loco will
will not dare to deny. ..- ,
~ This day C22d November is the day Fixed upon
by The locos Cor their grand County Celebration over
the victory they to achieve in New-YoEk on the
glorious three days. "Bring ont the Dig GSn," and
let US hear her speak in Of thunder over our hills
and through COR valleys. Wake up. okeys. and listen
to her ech0s. Shell out the $780, and let Col. Ode
deputy" chance to participate in the Aow Of soul"
and wine and turkeys!
A SsvikinR Characterization. tlae village in which
William n. Seward resides. gave him at the last
election majority phe largest On record Of 3S2 votes
over Ills cOmpeutcg! ~ &S sfs >RtS- -sss a.
Albany. the city in which William L. Marcy re-
Sides gave for his eompetfos, william H. Seward. at
the last election majority Of 64S yoses-ihe largest
majority i ever gave. Can facts speak more trumpet
tongued ?-Aibany Ege. Jokrnai. -
!" TIE sdbev secend taoaghr' IN Connecfieat.
Mons TOWN. NEEnsos.-In East Windsor. Filing
tan and Somers. ihe wings have elected their entire
ticket for town officers, BY most elegant msiOnties
and part Oftheir ticket in Toand. So that the town
elections in Connecticut ths TAN thus far stand. Con-
ssrsasivs S-locofoco sz-WHTG sisfy ssUtn -
DOct Miles. why in the nsme Of the D. States Sin
nit don't you ssop that Bah '-HmfoTd Courier.
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Massachusetts, se shalI lose IN New York. " said
Iasa Feco pgins IN dis State twaes nama shall Be
usmsnseaahla.l We'll. yon have lnss IN New York.
elssss membsFs-how many have Won gained ID
Massaehupgtis We helieve he latter State sends
twslge tnpmhsVs IN all.-tS,