Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-11-14


several towns Ia this s.aisit not being the custom %
hold than al on The sans day The result, 90 far as
We have learned from the papers, is mora favorabls
/ Ghan sven tiose in October The Times, which 4
never backward IN claiming little moro than be-
longs 10 the parry, gives the returns from ~ lowns
and sOws them 70 stand thus all yie, 10 wit, ln-
field, East Hartford. Wethersfsld, Avon, Ellington.
Somss, Norfolk, Wilton, New-Canaan, Darisn and
RidgsHsld- loco. CRANKY, Sirnsbury, Marlborough.
TTumbuT. and Oxiord-l divided, Tolland. 3 wing
ssecimen, and loco and lown clerk. Now the cleo
tOnin New-York is over, can give the returns pref
~ mach as they are Is .e sss..s, IS II "A, 1. a
EksT HARTFORD The election for annual town Of
iceFs was held in this town ON Monday. il was ee-
verely contested by the locos bntresued an the en-
tire success Of the whg ticket by naloriiies varying
from 10 to B. Last year the town othcefs were Loco
Foco, but in April Whig REPRESENTATIVES were cho-
sem. Our friends N East Hartford are enite9 e
J TO put down Loco E0c0isnl. j. ~ 81 5t8gar7l 4
WEFHERsrIELD.--The election for annnal sOw1,of
SsI sS xss ss e s
ticket, The majority on the Town Clerk we are
9l EsSr Mn. II Wbigs ii Enfield have aeai done
nobly Notwithstanding the secret efforts Of the Io4'
co Focos, the whole Wing ticket WINS elected at the
town meeting on Monday byan average majority OF
in secret, to eet her men o he polls and when the
voting c0rnmencedr seemed quite confident q sue
cess, Theit etibrs, however, proved unava'iins as
The Oxford town meeting has resulted asnsual in
favor ef the l0cos, though BY diminished maj0rit
ii being about 80 now y is usually abou, ~ So
Nep York Election.--In very able article in The
New York Courier Of Friday lnst, commenting upon
the result Of the election in New York city and in the
country and contrasting the one with the other, the
editors conclude follows The remarks ara as ap
posite rs they arejust !: Ba1 ssss si8f aSsl u
We cannot but regard the election in this city an
expression OF the present. opinion majority OF he
voters. That there were many Vine voters who ab.
sented themselves from the polls under feelings OF
temporary pique, sindecison. and it may be despair,
we are well convinced. Very many fell into the inn
preston that afaiFs In as wreiched condition
Their against the exactions tho Federal Government
Ia this feeling, they staid away from the polls and
the enemy are course entitled 70 the benefit Ct their
neglect OF duty. II ID vain to say that the WINGS
have numerical majority in the city, when they
have neglected the only method OF making this TACT
apparent. .r,fs ,sga,
ssrated BY this eiectiop We are eoipelled 10 admit
But large cities, according 20 Mr. JEFFERseN are but
sores n the body polite That grea. man entertain
ed ajust horror Of the vice and proigacy that were
concentrated in these immense masses Of men. He
looked tothe. YEoMAERY Of the United States, the
great army OF guide, The guard and the
ry of New York we aow look, with calm and conf
dent expectation ihas the glorious cause which up
hol-the cause oFthe Constitution, the cause Of the
Country triumphed over the allied and handled
forces Of Government pecula tors and Agraraf level
ers We look to the virtue, the intelligence the just
opinion, the firm purpose Of our brethren in the interi
Or to yindicafe he state from the dominion the Loco
tocoism Ut corrupt metropolis would deliver IT,
With Mr.. JEFFERSON. we appeal 20 the generous aud
un,erried DcnIOcracy fihe coantry;o the inco!upt
and the vices Of metropolitan life, and whose only
hope and wish is the maintainance Of gpcd Govern
meIt 10 the hands e. honest rners Hfle ven!lct u
against us. we shall bown unrepining submission 70
the will The PEoFLE. II however, are sustained
by the free and uhbought sfffagcs Of the STArE. We
shall whistle down the windthe mad radicnllssn 0f
your GROUTs and KoosEyELTs, and throw ourselves
upon the gallant and intelligent YEoMANRy 10 whose
hands we may tedriessly commit the desnies Of the
}republic! 5ss Ag88i@ EsshB.'
-tes4 From the Albany Daily Adrertisey, Noy.E
.7sa THRICE GLORIOUS TRIUMPH. Fel
The Capital Of .hs Empire State has again pro
claimed 10 tones of tiuHde. osprossine aossii
~ e. the reesstica Of MariiNF Kan Baysx - Her
sober second q. thousht be: beeR n Ian
tion can no longer misunderstood. After The most
Desperate contest we have ever knowH.fhe gallant
s E. = sss ~ svEk
shs redemption Of the Third Senate Disirict They
have pled back with ,sebtod frce siss hall which
ss ss Thss 0 Ssss e scs f s
They have tritmphed in every Ward-Loco Foco-
ismis "expppgsd from the Capital: VA.
Where al hass doae sosufpassnesy wsllsi. is diff
sdnrains expectasiSrs Last isi We had 'sss we
hays, cew 24a Honor to- the Wings Of The Eisst
Ii lie "saucy second,-.the ward whieb our on.
poncns boasted they would BALAgcE- the ward ii
which the Regency ore : ~ hoiie we have beaten
IA lie Third wi,hstandias Al. i.,sr.ased vote
and iheseassd sxeftions On iho The Loco Fo-
N ne ~F6arths .s6e great buitls ground IL The
Staie@te scene of Tie hardest struggles majority
e lo7 hss esswnded the un,ring exerions of our
ID .6e fihh. . lone bcked in ,bs embraces Of
Loco Focoismthe zeal, acfivify and perseverance, Of
the Whies have e lsng,h been crowned With com,
result kis he lifting response Of feeme men
to .h . sss;onss.g sss e Pay Rse 4: I,
yis gss 4, issS saias. ~. THRICE sLo.
/ efiss # ~ 1, cela%bia Rsgs5lican.|
cisdii kS sn4r foy Old ColasaBia 1zs I'M l;ak Il
6Fskeak Ske staslds 60
"Ws hayemsts he enemy and hey are 0osss
Afie one Of the hafdest bassIss ever 0neht in the
county e. Columbia. the Wigs haye triumphsd by
large majosi5ys TIE spsssonal influence, the power
10 bear against as-and besides the most gross and
unhesrb Of corruptions the Wings were coHpelledsto
epatend against Pn oEgeRized band Of Futians who
stances the iIss snersise x is sieht Il sSiaes 6S
| redeeulnk spirit sgas abroad, and the people have
expressed their sober second thcaght lin tones q
Van Barren has received second Iebuke, more lerr
| BE to tiHa than the iisst = s'8t38@ Ng5f
We have % ,ins ier fssher ccm.'snts to-day q
for o1ernor in 1883 ihev have nnsg majority III a.