Litchfield enquirer., 1868-04-16

St Michaels Episcopal Society heli their annual election on Monday The following officers were chosen:
 SOCIETY TREASURER J. G. Beckwith.
 SOCIETY CLERK.-W. H. Bra1nan.
 WARDENs.
 Litchfelt. 7 Milton. BGlHG?a J. G. Beckwith A. Guild, L. WiEnot T. Wells, A. J. Beach $. Fond, VEsTRyMEN.
 E. W: Seymour, A. Wright !. .. Goslee A. s. Lewis, ID. Wheeler, E. D. Weeks s: C: Braman, T; l. Jennings. J. T: Peters F. w. Plumb, w. Bissell, J. K. Wallace D. c. Bulkley, L. Griswold, G. Potter. DELEGATEs.
 LHch6eld O. s. seymour,J G. Bockwith. Milton T. L. Jennings, Bdntdm. G. Potter.
 ALTERNATIVES.
 Lachfeld, E. W. Seymour W. H. Braman, Mil Lon, A. G. Beach, Bdntdm, T. c. Goslee. PARISH TREAsURERs.
 Ltchtfetd, W. H. Braman, Milton, s. Stevens | Bu,atdn,, Seth Pond.
 Meeting adjourned for sale of slips till May IS l 1868.
 - The Sentinel has ''pied" another ''form." A most chaotic concern, "without form and-demoraized'!
 J. D. A.-Friday Evening" o'clock. -se,aiuel
 This is a mistake. The Friday Evening Chapel lecture is always at haLf past seven.
 WASHINGTON.
 i We are to have the honor, whatever that may be, of another Hon. Senator this year. Seth s. Logan is elected, as is con. ceded on both sides, by Republican votes. It was acknowledged by Democrats that he never could be elected on the ground ot his politics. at the time of nomination, and | that he would be defeated. Having proved himself acceptable to so many Republican voters, would seem to indicate that he has seen the error of his former political ways, and IS now ready to accord equal and ex- act justice to all men, of whatever creed, persuasion, or color" -Henceforward, his feet are to keep step to the music of Equal Rights, ill fact, as we'll as name. We con- gratulate the energetic Chairman of the Republican State Committee on having secured the services of such an indefatiga- ble political worker as Mr. L., for the cleo tion of an United States Senator, and our ensuing presidential campaign There are great many rumors flying. Some say it is the Air Line Bridge, which is to be at or near Middletown, which has caused his election 5000 having been paid him by the counsel for the Bridge Company. There is good deal of talk over the issue, and it is apparent that somebody is sold. A rath- CT excitable democrat being joked on his voting for Seth, while being a strenuous opponent of the Bridge, declared that Seth would never vote for it, saying that if he did, "he would be black liar; yes, black CT than the tip of that dogs tail!' bring ing down his fist over a big black dog lying on the store floor. Rover being appealed to, jumped up and shook out a echite tail amid the roars of the by-standers. The moral to this is that every one should be sure of the color of dogs tail before he swears by it, and sure of the principles of a nominee before he votes for him. We are afraid that there are great many vo- ters who will find that their black dogs have white tipped tails, before the closing of the Legislature next summer. We had an election some years since, which came near producing a row, classically known as the Skunk election. Perhaps this will be called the white tailed Dog. We hope, furthermore, that all who have been elect ed, and all who have voted for Quid pro quo, will not have occasion to lament the truth of the old saw, There's many slip 'twixt the cup and ilp" Of the morality of the means employed, and its effect on the integrity of voters, We do not speak-our office being at present to record passing events. W.