Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
I.urCllFIELD ENQUIRkR
LrrcnFIEl.D. April a. 1854.
TIE ELECTION.

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.incc our LIST, and probably We shall no
Mve any until the legislature meets
There is M dispute respecting the Senate
all agreeing that the wings have ~
members, I" tie democrats 0. including
.Ir. Brockway. a free soil democrat
Gcla,ivc 10 the complexion Of Il e House
..e parties differ. The Hartford Cour.
mt puts it down at lI2 whigs, and l ~
democrats while the Hartford Time.
'lain's for the democracy majority n
;, which would give the wings one ma
mity on j'int ballot. The free soil Re-
,ubl"an, ON the other hand, clnssitirs The
members rs follows: wings los, demo,
rats lOs. h!e srilrls Z - joint ballot
'20 wings. ~ d. mocraIs, and free
,o,lc's. ln this classification, Mr. HAL
t PW'land i put down as democrat
.h"gh hc j; rrg"drd as extremely un-
'-,iain.' ne having been terminated and
Imported by both pa'tirs.
Th,re is =" no mistake" as 10 who are
o represent the views and interests Of
the people Of Connecticut in lhe Haliap>
III House Of Representatives far the mex,
TWO years. IN Il Q LIST DISTRICT, CHAS.
CHAPMAN. E>q.. # Hartford. is cleo
Icd-a tue Wing. the most eloquent and
lpv,l"r speaker in the State. sound
lawyer. and an honest man. Since it was
fo,e. do, med that We should have but
one member of TIE yht stamp. we re-
ioice that that one is himself hos"
able and ready at all times I" vindicate
the tue in:esests and honor Of our BE-.
l"ed commonwealth. 1t is not now too
hate L" give three cheers for Charles
Chapman aud tie gallant Wh'gs Of Hart
1e,d md Ttliand.
In the I'd District. Collin N. Inger'oll.
Of New Haven, mn aristocratic. democrat,
is elected over Col. Bo6cock. editor Of the
Palladium - a true republican and most
worthy representative Of the working
Glasses. We did rot suppose that even
the sham.democracv Of the district could
prefer such green sp'ig Of nobility a'
Ingersoll. 10 the thrifty, deep-rooted oak.
but probably. after all. the sppIing is the
more fit representative Of its constituen-
cy. Rum, hupkerism. a'istocrary, and
hee>soili<m. all contributed TO defeat our
candidate in New Haven and MidlIescx.
The turkey which We designed should
assist us in celebrating the election Of the
C"lpnel. is still fa,ting and we are now
waiting for the inaugurati"p OF Govern
~ Foster. r#-@'# la#
OF the 81 Dist,ic', though quite be.
You'd the pale Of our jurisdiction. we
have word to say. Ch"nncey +.
Cleveland. a fashionable demagogue, Of
fair talents and vtryeasy principles, ono Of
your "all.,hinys-,o.ali men sort Of pol.
chosen oyer JchH T.. Ames, a
manufacturer, IN honest, up |
light. straightforward man o. the pco-
plc. Truly. there's no accounting for
tastes T. ~ We have } pore to say"
The 4th DISTRICT greatly disappointed
our hopes and expectations though. as
one Of ,hs invinsib)e Wing Phalanx Of
Li,chisld County. wears proud i" being
able 70 say. in their behalf rs well as in
our own. "'twos not WE that did 1t ]"
Our able. eloquent, consis,eD, and faith
full R4prrsen,ativ.7-who lad served his
constituents for two years with rxtraor.
binary industry and ti'lsli,y-wh"se pub
lie ANA private lifc were alike invulnera-
tle--was sacrif"ed BY professel wings.
ip his own county. on the altar Of fool.
ish al>t,aoion which has no existence
save in the minds Of desperate politicians
or their visionary followers. N"tNi.h>
standing their l'eesliOr love fr the I'M
ion. and their rx',a"' binary vigilance in
its bsl.alf. we defy them /" find dozen
disunio ii {, in the distrit 'Unionism is
"a brazen-faced hpmbug. got up for slec'
,ioneering purposes. ], has had its day.
Fairfield county. hitherto she strong hold
# Wing principles. has far once bee" led
in,o the bogs by this newly Invented loeo-
fmo ,ps,ch-,isIt /; il she can grt.brs omaits
influences. we will trust her EDr al time 90
como. ~ @ "- '
The Hartford City Election took place