Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-06
Ole &dtbfeh Gnqulr&r,
THURS DAY, OCT. 6, 1859.
TOWN ELECTIONS
L1rcHFIELD.-The following is the vote for Town
Officers in this town on Monday last :

ASSESSORS
Repullicqn. Democratic
James B. Peck. 232 George Cook. -,
Samuel Smith. .235 eGsofge Gurus =; no.. no,
SHenan Beach. 80. .2o2 r Gould Gullu -. 20
William Norton 232 oHen:y Goslee. 20
Thomas " Cos. 235 cAsahcl II. Morse. .232
BOARD OF RELIEF.
Garwood Sanford. 233 ePhneas Taylor. 254
aJohn Gurnsey.. 25l David W. Wood. 2S0
oAmos Bishop. 49,. 249 W. H. Gilbert. ...... I'd
William Coe 234 aW. P Kilborn. .252
George w. Mason. pa oGarner B. Curtis. ESQ
SE1EcTMEN.
"a S. Lewis. 25S E w. Blake. .2lS
aEiwarl Hopkins. 24l oJacob Morse, Jr. $50
Henry S. GriswoII. .2s9 Everitt H. Wright 2a5
Garry G. Potter go. 239 aDanel Stoddard. $50
Chester Brooker $40 eRoyal A. Ford. .... .2is
Town CLERK.
William L. Ransom 235 sGcorge II. Baldwin 254
Town TREASURER.
aF. D. Mcneil 256 William T. Baldwin 232
GRAND JURORS.
Harris 3. Gibbud. . 237 Homer Sharp. .23e
Arthu, d. Catlin. 23S CD. C. Buckley. 253
OF F. Dickinson . {. 253 aHomer Stoddard. $50
d. C. Churchill. 800. 233 aJoseph A. Newbury 25O
H. b. Bissel :. 23S Augustus Morey. 229
aLews S. kilborn. .239 oTrancis H. Pratt. $50
CuNsrABLEs.
Rufus Smith w $50 eGeorge Munger. .252
salmon J. Beach =. 253 George Gurnsey. 234
oHiram S. Spencer. 245 Charles w. Scovill. .22l
orhomas G. Gosleef. .4s8 Isaac TAYLOR. 255
*John s. Barnes go. 236 Charles l.. Perkins. .229
| eEdward Smith 240 Mortimer johnson. .226
1John Can1ee. ..... 2o4
Elected. + On both tickets.
Rev. James Richards, Rev. A. Booth, J. G. Beck
III rat a. Vicitor,
[Thc result of the election has been, it will be
seen the choice of part of each ticket, there hav
ing been some scratching and also third ticket On
which the names of most of the successful
didates which received from u to II votes. The
Board of Selectnen chosen are good men, though we
regret that Milton should be unrerresentcd in that
body, especially when both parties nominated very
competent men from that Society. Those Rcpubli-
cans who remained at home will SEQ how easily they
might have secured the election of our entire ticket
MoRRIs.-The straight Democratic ticket was
elected by small majority the " Union tick
ct, with the exception of one Selectman. The fol
lowing are the officers elected
| AssEsoRs-Hcnry Steele, Nelson Elmonds.
| BOARD OF RELIEF-Charles A. Ensign, Ezra H.
judd, Batcman Smlth.
| Town CLERK AND REcErRAR--Wm. II. Lawrence
| TnEAsuREn-Garry II. Mine.
| CoLLEcroR-R,bert C. Peck.
| SELEcrMES-Wm. L. slnedley, Geo. A. Smith, A.
| J. Pickett.
coSsrAnrrs- Joseph G. Peck, Henry J. Peck,
Daniel w. Wagner.
GRAND JvRoEs-C hauncey H. Alvord, Willis W.
Loveland, Bccbo s. Hail.
! SCHOOL VISITORS Samuel NJ. Ensign-3 years,
Garry H. Miner years, Newton Smith, year
GosIIEN.-All sorts of politics Town Clerk, E.
G. Brigham Selectmcn, E. G. Brigham, A. W.
Lawton j P Bailey C. P Whether, JOHN Beach.
WARREs.-Tle following is list of the officers
elected in Warren:
AssEssons-M s. Hine, Republican c. E. Bee
man, Democrat.
BOARD RELIEr-Charles Carter, D; Vim. E.
Tanner. R Frederick Bear,lsley, D.
SELrcrMkx - Frederick Beardsley, D David
Strong, Josiah Jennings, D.
| Town CLERK AND TREAsuRER-F. B. Taylor, R
! CoxsrADLEs-C. E. Becman, d; F. Colnlan, R.
GRAND JuRoRs-Geo Hayes, D David Strong, R
| Town AaESr-G P Tallmadge. R.
NoRFoLK-Thc Republicans carried their ticket
by some 90 majority. Peter Curtis, Town Clerk
| Plumb Brown, Austin A. Spading, and Austin
! Hawley, Selectmcn.
WASHINGTON The Republicans elected their en-
| tire ticket. For Town Clerk. Daniel N. Garfield
Sclcctmen, Bennett G Fem, Rufus Smith and
Charles L. Ford. .........
| ~" New London & Bridgeport elected Republican
Officers on Monday, by large majorites.
| Norwich has gone Democratic. Meri,cn has elect
ed Republican town officers by 10 majority. Wa
terbury and Bloomfield have gone Democratic
North Haven has gone Rep ublican by an unani-
nous vote.