Litchfield enquirer., 1840-03-19


Connecticut will re-eect her present able and faith
FIJI State officers. Her sons have declared it in a
voice that shall not cease to roll its echoes over the
mountain tops and through the vaies till the predc-
tion is verified in the noble example which she shall
display to her sisters be succeeded by still nobler
trnmphs till the dark clouds Of adversely which lower
sss s ;sfG S5 as s s nj %S s:
nation of freemen.
The following resolution, were also 'everally con-
Resolved, That the truly alarming condition Of our
coI"ny ~. nmfa ctnrnU interests paralvzedSher com.
merce crppled--and distrust and CONSERVATION
abroau oyer tue Ianu, cHl Ior te anu d rs
s,ore our suffering Interests to their once Aourshing
and happy condition.
RESOLVED That we most on e s " de
~o,v G 70 he wished is thorough and radical change
in our present national administration.
Resolved lhat wnem peopie en de- NV otterino
display of "gold plate" and "splendid e9uipage "--
but The hard cider ana me og caDin ade 10 n,U,e NC
congenaas ., 81 VIZ e,r Freedom "a sake.
Therefore, RESOLVED, That we have entire conf
dence in the talents, virtue ana slerng rePuo'canJl
lsI HI =, "1 1u TyIrR of VIRGINIA and cordially hal
their nomination for the highest Offices within the gilt
OF the People, as 5le oay Sar " oLi iii ,ha houorahe
1 uoM' nav nav do 10 secure their election.
Resolued That we most heartily second the no!nl.
naon o. STATE ocefo nd he ~ each Of the GENTLE
man there nominated to be "honest, capable, and
faithful to the Constitution, and worthy the uhl'eo
support OF the electors .! VIZ RTERcE President
CALVIN Gay, I Vtne-Pres'dents.
ChA1hhS ANA11''
H H LamnN, IN Secretaries.
olDNE4 HNSl'N'
Bufao.-Some OF the loco loco papers IN 'his s'a'e'
with characteristic npudence and fairness crow
'.I,.,;,., ,ooon. ,o,,n election in Rufalo. It
Ing '"''''' - p,ul,.u e..
appears that the ocos put up George r. Barker for
Mavor. and urged his election on no party grounds
80 .lo,, would M, claim il "a a nsrtv VIC
that II e'ecteo ''ey wo"'o "o' ''o''i' :. 10
tory and urged the wings to support HIM, as an ener-
oot;c md efficient officer. MANY of the wings did 60,
se'', anu - ..,;or;,,, o',. &c ooeo
and he came "'hn ~ Vo'eso' l''9o'''y ou' VI ""0
cast. Now the Jockeys claim that they came near
-. nd;a.,e and reduced tho ,vhio maio-
eeo''"s "''' ~ 49,. .;. - 90. ~
r1ty 10 Ten! ou' u w inns '.ey JIM " ''a'' Guy
horo i; M, even an o,nnreut ,vhip loss taking the
''''' So O IT. No.. ..L;u .,d;
aggregate vote. Cyfus H. Deiores'' 'ie wing ea"o'-
date for Justice, who run on the same ticket with the
1anuiua'e 'o' ' o;.r;t,, CIV snnsru;sors
AL r;t,,E for l1epr
ces.~s.;, - De-, -. H. al -,
..'.h ta,J Al h;s 10 tho ,hav oeno,.,u have
H. .oooa. ,,.,o.;a. j. ,ho St.,o of Na.,,
,n"ue ~ 49, c.
60, sams' 49,, ~ ooo co. 0,.;or;ta ''
"woonpnsv March - 1910.
Mr. Adom.--The whips Of orr town are "wde n
wake" and manifest more determination to resist the
inudclous ana reckless measures OF loco loco oeaa
Soye loco foco mouthpiece in this town well known
by reputation throughout the county He is virtually
Loco,s nmsel-so ch So . nae Ios' % e
cnnnmolIv from him enCnph of that political poison
ms name-ne bone ana slnew OF 'ia' party wnc,l
OF the declaration which has been repeatedly made
by the ocos, that the wings dare not meet them IN
on e e 81 aro ,ae end
last evening, that a political meeting will be holden
on the evening Of the 18th inst. at the Town room
ns m scnss;on nn he asures Of the administration
Some gentlemen will be in attendance from abroad
and as we wish to be ia'r we give them me privilege
Gentlemen from adjoining towns are respectfully in.
vited to attend. B.
A].""'' =" 's"'' J'o"' 1'''"' r'"''' Ave-
SUM- say "e,e' '""e '"'.. 70 ua"ee. " Jo'
oe'"s u" o'o"." oo~A O. '"s @ .o'o 'o'os
W. :"' wy o'' w. 10y .as'
WING PROMISES anu We ".v Il" opes oe aus ~ save
A letter from Cornwall says" The ranks OF the
locos are thinning every day by assertions to the
wings They are making desperate effort, but we
intend to carry the day by an increased majority"
From Norfolk, correspondent writes" We shal
do better than usual in this town. Many of the ocos
are becoming sick of their leaders MANAGEMENT. and
the doses Of NJ administered onlv make them
more az We think wa shaI ;nc,e.ss our na;or;tv 10