Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

lapse. Il lie nervous system we're not sir.
red up By at least one excilement'' q
week. Daring, the present week We have
had at least q dozen. and the production
and consumption Of "extra" Heralds
rIibunes and "T'imesesa have been Inn.
merse.
10 the first place che oscillation Of The
election Ittarns have kept the politicians
in conf uual tremor. The author Of the
/. Politique Positive" would have doubts
ed the existence Of positive politics, could
he have witnessed the discrepancies. in
the returns which have puzzled the part.
iEan public for the last Eve or six days.
FalsehOod during that time has kept the
wires in culver, and now that official
truth Is coming to hand We are compel.
led TO admit that the aplorism, "igares
won't lie" is not 70 be relied on VIXEN they
are propelled BY electricity. The very
latest returns elect GIa,k fer Governor.
aud literally throw cold Cater on the
hopes of the Seymouries. not merslv
damn ing ihe'r spirits but drowning them
out altogeth.r. The Tribune which sci.
dom overshooss the ma. in figuring out
election results. elects the Wing or the
Maine Law candidate by,a plur lily of
thirty at least. Nearly all the returns
upon which this plurality is based, ~ Of
fetal. but until the enti.e vote has b. en-
officially canvassed. there can be no alb.
solute cert.;ntv s s3 &
r., :,
ADe Ano" Nosn'ngs mere are much
exercised about certain fIauds alleged 10
have been committed bv the Fernando
wood n.,,v hut 40 ,ba nd re csr.
vasse's nave occ'ueu 'na' 'hey cannot 90
behind the inspectors returns, he will be
| the next MAYOR Of New Yo,k beyond All
doubt and question Possibly be NAV
prove oe''sf cnle' magistrate shan ms
ansecedents would warrant US IN expect
ing.
The deaths Of Messrs. Harrison and
Smith If w;,,;. :. ....o-..,.....
=, 'o"seiue"'e
% '"ju''es lec' iVeo ~ Inc hands OF some
infatuated l,ishmen, on the 7th instant,
has occasioned something worse than ex>
c;,emen, i, TN, Mae. Wv s..onn a.
.-:.: ~
.e'"''."''oA W ''e part u tne NATIVE
Americans to avenge their murder at the
FIST convenient opportunity. Il Is to be
feared that the ill>bIood existing between
tie "ordel" and The Irish, will lead to
sangainary scenes ere long. / feryently
hope that no ,fs!, violence ON the mar, of
the latter will invite collision. for The
perfect crsanizstion and oneness of our.
poss of the Know No,hinrs. .wonl.I. in
such 4 case. render the retaliation terris
BILE. Flushed with their recent victory
| in Ma ssachusstts and Delaware. tl,.,vr ~
BY no means disposed t. patience and ia.
bearancc. @ l 2@,a
The saicide Of Mr.. william North the
poet aud iaur aalis,, has occ sa,rsd s,me
sensation il literary ci,cl.s He was m
Eng'ishman Of ais oc,at,c birth. eccen.
tric III his habits and extreme II nah.
tics, (being> a red repub ii.an 3: ,hs re,i.
j. 81 stripr.( and AZ o, oud De, sonaIlv ~
he was democr. il theoretically. In !
con-a..a,;or 1,l -:,L II: IN ,It
ago. he related 10 me many domestic
troubles CONNECTED will, the alleged un-
kindntss of 4 step mother and he CON.
sequent est angement Of his fa,l ely which,
combined with povr,y ami s!isappoin.,
ment, probably goadsd his sensitive ma
turs to the verge of insanity. YET. he
| COMM ted the act Of self. murder with
great delibera,ion. On Monday nigh. IL
babe his friends farewell, being he sid