Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-05-23
From The Albany Eve. Journal, May 8.

| banner Ag0ln
City Of Albany We have met and conquered the
enemy The Charter Election has been lo6ly t1Ighs
and won: The F. sT, SECOND. THIRD ondEoUkIH
In the FIFTH, we have elected our Supervisor with
part Of the Charter Ticket, andlost the Aldermen
by maorities Of from one to FIVE Our aggregate ma
jorlty is nearly four hundred. NIL.
We have elected Supervisory in all the wares
This gives majority in the Board, over the LOCO
foco Supervisors and Judges. .,o,,
This is truly an suspicious result. Inc kegency,
encouraged by the recent success OF their followers
in New York, made desperate effort. 10 have rev.
olutionized Albany, would have been triumph worth
boasting of, and they worked hard to accomplish It.
But it was an unavailing struggle. They are again
beaten, and under circumstances which shows that
In the Let and Sd the enemy had no hope Of
But Of the I'd, 18th and 9Th, they were sanguine AS
long, however, the saucy second" remains under
its present organization, there is no hope tor Locoto-
cosm. Equally hopeless is NON their condition 10 the
the aid of the Vine WATERMEN who did US such
good service in the fall The Steam Boats and lanai
Boats were not in port But they mil tnd Me'r soay
from and back to their hiding places in the fall, when
the Old Fourth Ward will be good again for ONE HUN
| DRIED AND FIFTY MAJORITY.
In the 5th Ward we were cheated out Of the Elsc-
eel voters Were brought from Watervliet Our Can
didate for Supervisor Assessor School Commissioner
Inspector and one Constable were elected notwith-
the whole Ticket i would have been saved. -
But are content. The city is steadfast in its
WI. Whig principles We will give 600 majority in the
"As goes the Fourth Ward so goes the State''-
Argus.
coming events" The Fourth Ward is the Political
Barometer for the State Its majority is always in
sympathy with the public, sentiment. The State al
ways goes with the Fourth Ward-so at least says the
State Printer, and we repeat his catchword-"A AS
goes the Fourth Ward, so goes the State !"
Wesleyan Jtniuersity.-Our readers will recollect
that Immediately before election the loco loco press
appealed, in pathetic terms, to the Methodist denom
nation of Christians flor support, in consequence OF
the last legislature not passing bill granting the
ascertaned by looking the records Of the General
Assembly for last Spring, that almost the entire loco
foco strength was arrayed in opposition to the BILL
Thus much tor loco foco veracity and loco toco con-
sstency But in the late message OF the Governor to
the present Legislature we find that he warmly re-
commends grant Of aid to that respectable and val
liable institution We know not what the locos will
say to this fact. That they should commend any
| thing advocated or done by Wing Governor Is not
| to be expected Yet the loco focos, by the above
are happy to believe, somewhat committed upon the
question. And SO we hope under the CIRCUMSTANCES
that the institution like its predecessors in this State
may receive such aid from tie Assembly as their CIR
doubt, from loco foco perversiiy that IT such grant
should be made by the present Legislature, 1t would
be charged as proof Of Wing extrayagance. Me ~
ceive aid from the State, even through this Assem-
bly, We trust that our Wing Representatives
whatever may be the course pursued by their antago
nists will render that aid to the Wesleyan University
which, considering the assistance heretofore granted
to the senior colleges that respectable institution and
its numerous and respectable friends, are justly emit
tied to.-N0rUich Courier.
The Register writer's still in great stew over
the result of the late election. They can't be recon-
ILL a.. ,holo bat
the whole Congress ticket and all but one OF their
Sheriffs, gone at a single blow! Too bad too bad
they have endeavored to derive consolation from the
great gains which their party has made but with all
1897 and since things look SO blue in that direction
they have gone to figuring on new principle, to as.
certain if all is really lost, and they seem as tckled
with the result as a little boy with new drum. We
thought they would have been ashamed OF themselves
before week went round and dropped the subject az
they did that Of their immense gain OF votes VIZ az
since l83-(we love to repeat the story OF their ire
mendous progress}-but no, they were found playing
with the same toy last week-and they conclude it
will be much better to let the present Sherffs remain
in Office two or three years longer Had yop not bet
ter make the same request in regard to the old deega
ton to Congress, and your monstronsly powerful SEN
ator Niles? Suppose you show that as the new Sen,
ator was appointed before Senator Niles term had
EXPIRED therefore the Senator cannot be legally
elected, because there can be filling an Office until
there be a vacancy. But this won't do-because
there has always been vacancy ever since Niles has
Cock Robin-who killed him ?-Nep Haven Pala.
Extraordinary Cows-Great efforts are made in
sections Of the country to improve the breed Of
horned cattle and horses, but too little attention is
paid to prime mich cows. Why farmer or any
other person should be willing to keep an unproduc:
tive animal, when far more productive one would
cost more for its support is wreched species Of
political economy The value OF piece OF ground Is
in proportion to its products and the actual worth of
Of s nix Sep FSeTeSce e y
to feed poor animal at the same expense required to
support good cow. The original outlay may be
but IN the end the yield will
some soep Of which probably can Be equaIsd in Hamp.
shire. Mr.. ?; Colt Of Pittsfield has csw whose
Ri has one which gives 80 beer quarts daily: MI.
Fem Of Stockbrdge has cow, eight years old,
which has produced in one week II lbs. OF. butter
besides milk and cream used in the family. VIM
Dewey of Alfori has a cow which has produced for
some time IA lbs. week. Mr.. Stephen Willard Of
Stockbridge has cow which produced in S2l success.
owns cow whose product for less than months last
year was 303 lbs. Of butter. None Of these animals
had extra feeding Northampton Courier.
ding much ink as well as much blood. Even the poets
have taken the matter in hand, and one Of them has
perpetrated the following:
Butchers meat is riz,
"And some say it Will rlzzer,
"But now since tits as tbs,
at can't be any tizser."
A Fatal Afray at Natches.-The Matches Courier
Of the 3Oth u contains the particulars Of deed Of
blood perpsrated in that city on the morning of the
18th.
An individual named Tewksbury had a quarrel
with his wife on the day previous. in which he recei
we'd some severe COMMISSIONS. Among those who in
terfered was Mr.. Ogg, between whom and Tewks-
bury blows were exchanged. On the 18th Tewks-
bury met Ogg, and eveling pistol at him. shot him
Coroner's verdict wilful murder Tewksbury was
Immediately taken into custody. and after tedious
judicial investigation, Justice Mcclure decided that