Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-11
I $50.
1887.


$. Phelps !oe smiths 5os
6. Holt's 3o4 Brockway's 526
2l6s 1857
Showing difference Of $500 votes in favor of the
Wings since the spring Of 1887, and change Of the
entire delegation to Congress- If the loco ocos Of the
WEIGH blood can suck consolation out Of these facts,
we hope ere n twelve month passes away, they may
have an abundance Of such comfort
| Classification of the House-The New.Haven Re-
gster. tpoor authority by the bye for any fact states
that the House Of Assembly far elected, stands
| wing members l0l-locos S7-conservatives 4-and
90 to he chosen in towns where there is choice
This is nearly correct, though not entirely so. The
| locos succeeded in number of towns in choosing
their representatives. where the wing state ticket
| in the ascendant. Hence they have larger number
Of representatives than their aggregate vote other
officers would seem to warrant. Luck on their
side. Let the wings in those towns yet to choose see
to this matter!
Waterbury, which failed on the first instant to elect
Representatives, on Monday last chose VIM. H. Hine,
Wing, and after considerable more ba|o.ing with
out effecting choice for the second, and bit Of q
row, the meeting was adjourned sine die.
No.foK.-Eizur Dowd, (whigJ was chosen on
Monday last.
o. When last fall we pointed to the election Of
Mr.. JOHNSON to Congress in Duchess county by 500
majority, and claimed for Mr.. SMITH in Litchfield
county an equal majority, should he be brought for.
ward candidate, our loco foco friends sneered at
the idea Of any such result. Bring HIM into the field
said they and will beat him by at least that num-
ber-he is 90 unpopular that he cannot get the vote
even Of the wing party. What is the result He
WAS nominated by the wings, and he 10 elected by O
| full 500 majority Where now are the loco foco
[ representations Whereas their candidate Charles
B. Phelps? Where he ever ought to be-in political
| obscurity.
Old Dusckess Forerer!--The town elections
throughout our neighborng county Of Duchess were
| held on Tuesday Of last week, and we are happy in
saying have resulted most triumphanty for the Wing
cause-much better than last spring, or for grea'
many years past. The county 10 composed Of eigh
teen towns, and the Wings have carried their Super
visors in nine Of them; but the aggregate majortet
in the Wing towns 565 greater than m the Loco Fo
co towns. This is larger majority than that county
gave even last fall, when much greater vote wal
poHed. The Poughkeepsie Eagle exultingIy says tina,
Old Dutchess in the fall will gise thousand WING
| majority
The Charter Election in the City Of New-Yorl
commenced on Tuesday last, and will close tonight
1t u believed that there will be very spirited and
close contest both for Mayor and the Aldermen Of the
different wards. Mr.. Clark is Q candidate for re-
election by the whigs and Mr.. varan il his loco op
ponent.
Mr.. Parmenter doco, has at length succeeded in his
election to Congress in the Middesex district Of Mas
sachusetts on the fourth trial BY about 20 majority
over ell others. He always had large plurality.
FOR THE LITCHFHLD ENQUIRER.
Mr.. EDrToR-Spending few weeks in the beau,i.
| ful village Of New Milford, had, Q few evenings
snce the pleasure Of attending Concert Of Sacred
Music. The singing. accompanied by suitable instru.
ments. was performed by the Choir. connected with
the Congregational Society, under the direction Of
their leader. Mr.. Whiitlesey. Il consisted Of An.
thems, Mo.ets, Choruses Trios, Duets, and Solos
together with selection Of plain pieces from the Har.
mony and Manhattan Collection. Among them
were, The WHOLE EARTH Is At REsT; SoNs or AN.
GELS GRATITUDE; WESLEY CHILD on SIE AND Son.
Row; FARswRLI, &c. &c. Bot one opinion Of tho
performance is expressed. All were delighted In.
deed knew not how is could have been improved
"Al thngs bEieh. and iaig." and the messenger
Bird" - sung BY Misses II. q. & NJ, excited gFss,
admiration. The Choir have been requested 10 70.
peat The performance Il 10 expected the. they win
We have frequently observed lha, young man IAke
m0Fe nAsae % cultivate The affection and elicit the
eood viii a lampQFed demsela, than 20 Eaelpg0enlo
and eheFeh The hind feelings Of hoss who ere frank
end amlahla, We suppose that TILE Mual b. neN0uns
led les 90 the aaWo pIsnelpe thel psepe ere willing
v pay higher pFIee ios vIhaeeF lhsn Sweet cider