Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27


Maryland Election-G Glorious Triumph The re-
suit OF the Congressional election in this state is
splendid triumph to the indomitabe energy of the
wings oft'at state. Baltimore city district. including
the city, Ann Arundel and Annapolis. for The first
time for many years, has chosen two wing Congress.
men. In the last Congress- this state was represent.
ed by wings and locos-now, the wings have 6,
and the locos only2
First dstrict-lsaac D. Jones, wing.
Second do.-John A. PIERCE whig
Third do.-Jsmes w. Williams, loco.
Fourth do.-John r. Kennedy and w. Randall,
wings.
Fifth do.-William c. Johnson, wing.
Sixth do.-John T. Mason, loco
Seventh do.-Augustus A. Sellers, wing.
North Carolina Well Dome too Here the wings
have also gained three membership delegation now
standing wings to locos, instead of vice oersn aa
in the last Congress The names Of the elect are as
follows
Whie Loco
Kenneth Ravner, John X, I Daniel
Edward Stanley, James J. Mckay.
VIM. H. Washington, NJ. T.. Hawkins
VIM. Bethune, Ronulus NJ Saunders.
A. H. Shepard, G. w. Caldwell
Ahram Rencher,
James Grahan,
Tsnnssses.-Each party in this State, M far a. re.
turns have c"me in. stand in the last Congress, to
wit. wings and six loco focos Full returns are
not received from all the districts. but suicen, to
warrant the conclusion that there will be no change
The wings had strong hopes ofcarrying one addition
oil district. but il seems were disappointed. Polk s
influence in this State Is very great and he las used
it to the best advantage.
Later.-By the last mail we learn that in the 4lh
district wing is elected in place Of loco-+naking
the delegation to S. We have not seen q complete
list Of the names Of the members.
Conservative State Conusntion to a call
in one Of the Hartford papers. the conservatives
held a convention last week; but we understand it
was rather slim affair. DR.. Luman Wakefield, OF
Wnsted was the President OF the convention; ia
cob o. Ca,lin and Asa Jilson Vice. Presidents; and
Danforlh Child and Henry LOOms Secretaries. AZ.
ter the adoption of series Of resolutions and an ad-
dress, they resolved that it still expedent to keep
up separate organization. They, as usual, gloried
themselves as the principal means Of Overthrowing
the late administration, and Of course we suppose,
must have ell the Offices which fall from the Presden.
tial nomination. We should think il was fully time
that they should now, If ever abandon their separate
organization, and unite with the party their
affiliations That most Of them are willing to unite
cordially with the wings, there can be little doubt
and probably al would were il not for few Of the
leaders who expect to be benefited by their main
tanning distinct organize ton. We learn that our
quOndam friend. Judge Burial Of Canaan, was at the
meeting, and was appoint. on one Of the commit
teesi but know not which, as We have not seen any
account Of their proceedings When he joins the
wing party. We may look for a vast accession Of
strength.
II. N. Lyman. Esq. we learn. has been appointed
Postmaster at Goshen, in place Of Bird Baldwin. Esq
resigned.
SUMNER LINCOLN FAIRYIELp. the famous poet, was
found yesterday morning, before daylight, stretched
out upon the pavement at the corner of Fifth and
Lombard streets, dead drunk. He was carried to
the watch-house, and shortly after being locked Nd
attempted to make his eseape-knOcked down the
turnkey-assaued the captain of the watch and sci.
zed the lock and key of his CELL and was guilty Of
sundry other violent acts. The Mayor ordered the
defendant TO give bail in the Of $3.50 in default
Of which he was favored with ride in "Black Ma
ria" and furnished with studio in Moyamensing
" $. l.. r." after receiving his sentence from the
Mayor made an effort At poetieal appeal to the
heart Of his honor but he was cut short AID put be-