Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-13
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFiELD, OCTOBER I3, Is42.

LITCHFIELD. OCTOBER l3, IS42.
 FROM ENaLAND.-The steamship Columbia arrived at Boston on Tuesday morning, bringing papers O the 2Oth September. The news is of little interest
 The treaty relating to the Boundary, has been re ceived, and appeared very favorable to the U. s. particularly to Maine. However, on the receipt o the news of the passage of the Tariff bil the Liver pool Times says it lis great blow to the already dropping trade and commerce of England, and will prove fatal one to several branches of industry if should continue in force for any length oftime."
 The harvest on the continent had been gathered, and was considered very good
 Three hundred emigrants to the U. S. had return ed in the ship New York, from inability to find em- ployment.
 It will of course be recolIected that the Litchfeld County Sacred Music Society give their Concert on "Wednesday evening next.
 MT. Phpbus' Concert takes place this (Thursday) evening. All know hm-and the satisfaction he gives such occasions, will doubtless ensure him full house. See adv
 We were last week prevented from giving any de- finite satisfactory statement in regard to the little town meeiinRs'' which tosk place on Monday the 3d instant-partly frOfthe fact that we had not learned but little about them and further to give full; report of the doings of our Agricultural Society. We are enabled this week to present favorable report for the success of the Wings in many Of the towns in the Siate F Fs 41stss~ls7 sss'F se.' @~
 There is evidently much importance attendant on the success of these little town meetings" and they thus far speak well for coming Spring Election, and carry wish them almost victory. We must ad- init that our friends iR Ltchfed, and some other towns in this County have not done, ae we verify be- lieve they could have done quite as we'll as they might had they rallied with the same spirit of their opponents. Old Litchfeld is Whig. decidedly Whig, when every man is at his post-but we opins they have let pass their town meeting thisal with the n- tehiion of making clean sweep of Locofocoism next spring. IT they cons out then, aswe ardently hope they may, our town will bs Whig our County ought to be, as it in all probability win he, Whig! and State has every prospect of being ranked among those who advocate Democracy of tho right sort - for HENRY CLAY AND PROTECTION
 Warren is wrong Goshen is right. Woodbury, she last place, we think of, to go right, is oil OK.
 Old Sourhngton. is Whig by 30 majority, after a warm contest. There is much satisfaction in being able to announce thu; this s'rongln'ld is redeemed
 Har,land is redeemed by form II te 25 majority
 ln Norwich the Wings have righted themselves, and elected their officers by maor.es from l50 to 200
 Burlington is Whig by from l5 to 90 majority.
 smsbury is also redeemed by handsome maj
 We take the following lis. from the Hartford Cour- ant. which is probably correct:
 Whis-BumfieId. Burlington, Bristol. Canton, Manchester, 'Hartland, *Southnelon, PIymnu,h, "Durhath. "Barkhamsted. New Hartford, *Wnches- ter, *Lehauon. Lyme. Norwich. Norfolk, Coventry. North Brsnfnrd, Guiford. 'D,rby, Woodbridge. East Worihury, Griswold, Pomlrci Bozrah, MonIylle, St"nngton. ssayhrook, Canterbury, Brooklyn, Chap lin, 'Cornwall-5.
 oco Foco-Berlin. Glasteninry, Windsor, Litch- E,.ld, Coelrnk, Portland, Meriten, Stafford. Mid dlet"wn, Haddan, New-LondoH. maj Wlndham. Franklin, Walngford. Branftrd. HannIen, Bolton, maj, Mansfield. Bethany. Hebron, mai. Thompson kiIngly, hsisUn, J,edyard, 0r0ton, North Stonlng- lv,l, Marlbofqigh. Plsinfeld-2s. Disided- North Haven. Cheshire, Preston, Wood sfork, and Washington--5.
 Hast year. according 10 the Hartford Times of Oct. Rh lcAi. ne towns with star affixed elected Loco F'.cos Thompscmn m end Plaineld. now m shs G Loco o Winga as far as heard from 0f EIGHT Towns h addinon to this. Griswod, Bozrah. Norwich, and W.asdhury. which iast yenF were put down by ths Times as divided. are now entirely Wing.
 If we compare tho above with the election last spring. tho result will appear still more favorable. or ,he towns which have now gone Whg, IA then elec- ted Iea aDd in there was no choice way last sprng wi,hth exception of Thompson and Hebron-in ta latter af which there was no choice. Of he towns ~hcis ase naw divided, all went Loco in ,is sprirg bui Woodslock, where there was no choice. s4eE @
 Ssf WoonBuRY. Oct. 1, 1S42.N
 Ms. ADans Air. Tho anail like progress town has heea making for two or three years past, out of the slough o absfract Eoc0 Focoism to the elevated plain of WhieGofy. has given encouragement 10 the Whies to relax no eians. until it was here seated, cnsirely outside the pale of it's previous hsmiliaiing posi,ion The result of our meeting yesterday, for the appointment of Town Officers has only given a new incentive to ksep doing, with the most san ruine expectations oi ultimate success. The Locos have besa fearing the result, and been the aert Night talking g-nieh, riding might schem'ngs have all bees put in requison but spite of all these and more. they were dishssrened and melancholy at the rous they sustained. We carried iriumphantly all she offices except Town Clerk. and subsequent deve- lopunents have psoved that the loss of that was owing to ssctiona, fssiing. We can truiy say the rhols Geld was ours. Next spring we will send up ,hs vote of Woodbary swith fArss rOand huzzas. B.
 Mr. EdiiOr--Ii ismy duty to inform you of the hcr- rid disas,sFs of my native town, Old Waodbury. It has been the faT-famsd Gibraltar of Democracy-h alas i, has falisut The Judge of NonnewoGs is Aai upos hia hack, and the lamentations of, what sha Sse do so bs aasodr is heard fum avery quarter. is the second catastrophe and nsxg Co the blowing up ofshe rum shop. Oh. what is to become ofour oao' happy Siliagef Thank keayen, nothing but liquor ,xna snit-and that aIthough pFofusely, was not ol