Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-06


hope % his election Congrsss from the Tse district
In eAven towns in New.Haven evunty there is 10
wing gain Of about $50 from lass ysar-nou enough
to save the Congressional District
Ow Opinion is that Cleveland IL elected Governor
by the people, and that the four Ocofocomembers Of
Congress aae chosen though tNs lsb district may
have been saved.
The legislature gill douBtHess be lOe~ibco in both
buanches but by diminished majoriy>
LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES
IN L'TcHFIEED' eouN1S-
LIrcm,EID-Origen s. Seymoua, EnosStoddnrl
Bnrshamsted Warre~ Phelps, Rchurd A. Doolittlet~
Besheem, Darius Allen.
Canaan, John A. Gillet John Watson
Cornwall, William Hneman, Edwin white.
Goshen. Tho's Ba.tholome W." Obetl No. Humphrey"
Harwinsom. Asaher N. Barbss," JOHN BAAs
Kent John l. Stewart"
New Hartford, Wings
New.Milford, FredezieA Gsuu- -- Thempaon.
Norfolk, no choice-mee6ng dissolved wjsAOus day
Plymouth, -- Welton.~
Roxbury, loco foco-
Salisbury, Samuel c. Scovle- Roger Averilf.
Sharon, Samuel E. Everett" LorengD D. Sm;th
Torrington, Asuph Gilies,' Griswold Woodward
Warren, Henry Carter. Fl.
Washington, IS Steele no ehoice foe I'd, meet
ing dissolved withOus day.
WATERFOWL, Holbrook Cuutis&"
Winchester, no choics-meeting dissolved.
Woodbury., Daniel Cusiss.* Stephen Atwood"
Locos IL. Wings tnaaskcd y 49,
Hartford, Thomas c. Perkn.,' Timothy M Ayn"
Berlin. Marceiias Clark, Truman C.les.
Bio mfrd, no choice when lars heorL born
Bristol. one Wing.
Canton. Chauncv Moses.+
East hartford William Eirelow. Richar'i p Hubbard
Huntington, Timothy Cowes." Simeon Han"
Glastonbury, Noah Tryon. David Andrews.
CRANKY. Erns.us Hclc"mh.' EImose Clark
sim.bury. PheIph Barnard Mamre Case"
Snffied. Henry P. Kent Cad Sheldon.
Wehers6eld. Lenard R. Welles. George O. CinrabessA
Windsor. two LobOs.
New Haven p s. calpin,' E. X. Foster
Derby. samue! French, sd.'-gain
Hnmden. Loyal F, Todd.
Meriden, one LocO.
North Branford, one Whig-gain.
North Haven, one Loco.
Walngford. two Locoa.
Woodbridge. one Wing
TIE LATEST OurRAsE- The Albany Evening
Journal Of Wednesday, announces the removal by
John Tyler, frons the Post OGce in tina, city. Of the
veseTon and erO, Cen SS1oNoN vAS RENssELAHn.
He wis First appointed teih0t Office BY Mr.. Monroe,
nd served through the Administrations Of Mr.. Adams
and Gen. jackson. Mr. Van B1sen removed him 10
give the place tONr Fagg; and one OF the first aoss
of the lamen,ed Harrison restore his old com
panlon in arms 10 the station from which Loco Foee~
ism had thrust him. And now John Tyler, walkiAGs
in the ooteeps Of Mr. Van Buren, has dared to insb
and outrage the feelings Of The country, BY removing
him Should not the people speak oas in relation 10
this last and grossess act OF the reaeheFous ExecM-
tive
This removal is calling oas Justly severe comments
from the press.
The New York Commercial ,hus notices this up
propriate act Of Tylerism. Alderman WATSON. fulI
bIooded Loco takes the office. "What an outrage 10
this Solomon Van Rensselaer,, the hero Of tho Mia
mi, under That old ire-eater. Gen. Wayne. and ,hs
companion in tina, battle Of William Hensy Harrison.
Of whom. ill his death. he the bosom sriend;-
Solomon Van Rensselaer,, who was shot thSoagh the
body q, the Miami yet kept his horse. iRAaing tl
the blood spirited from his noslrils; Solo~sa Tas
Rensselaer,, who was riddlsd like sieve BY The bul-
lets of the enemy in stosming the heights Of Queens-
town this same Solomon Ven Rensselaer, turned QUA
OF :he Albany Post Office by-JOhn Tyler! We
blush Cor the dead while we record che fact. Why
should man love bic country, or shedhis blood Coz H.
when that country treats ss scared and sruehsassed
soldiers thus r 500
The Tribune says: I" Gen. jackson always refused
to have this esan old pa,ios turned out. shEO1ah0ua
his whole sieh, years. Van Barren. after considerable
hesitation. removed him and appointed A. C. Nsee.
now Comptroller Of ihe state Gnaness. Gen. Hani-
sOn restored Gen. Van Rensselaer,. end now John
Tyler has turned him out. Gen. Van Rsnsssher was
dependents the Office G0s he livelihood. and care
fully abssainsd from al palissaD action. And yet
such men Calsb Cushiag cen sand up in the face
Of nnumssshls facts HE ihsss and wonder what the
Whigs end 70 eondema IN DoAA Tyler
Hon. Samasa RoAsEss. q. 8. Ss1sloF from Illinois.
died in CiasiaaAii on The S7h uh Elo took eola in
crossing the mouu,ains on his wny home from
Washington, and became 20 ~ 4 DO was sbhgsa
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