Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-17

5-40 W. L1mison, 15-W. I. .sprague, f 6-I. R. Sherwood, 16-L. Danforth, # 7--Lagterace.J J. Neil 17--L. D. Woodwol tn 8-W Lawrence, 1s@ames Monroe. 9-J. ". Robinson 19-J. A. Garfield, 10-charles Foster, 20-R. c. Parsons.
 The Republicans lose members in the first, seventh and fourteenth districts, and gain one in the fourth. The whole dele. gation stands thirteen Republican to sev- en democrats, instead of five to fourteen as in the Forty y-Second Congress. sg
 INDIANA. fHi. afr The result in Indiana was so close as to be long in doubt. It is finally settled, however, that Hendricks, Democrat, is Governor by majority of about 900. The rest of the Republican ticket except School Superintendent and the Congress- men at Large are elected by about 1900. The legislature is Republican in both branches, ensuring the election of Re publican U. s. Senator. The names oi the Congressmen elected are as follows:
 At Large-W William Williams, .. .. .:. .- .= EJ Godloye s Orth. s4a..a AL. t.s Dist. r. . tg.ls Dist. -'.r., .r-.f --..r...
 2-sin.oa M On 1t:'qSs, X: Wss s5a9es ne sa;' Tyner,
 3-W $. HOlmdm., 9-J. P. c. Shanks, J. M. Wilson, 10-H. B. Savior
 5-John Coburn, 1l-Jasper Packard.
 6--M. c. Hunter, S 5a 1...1 a . In the present House there are five Democrats to six Republicans.
 NERpAaYA
 Full returns have not been received as yet but Liberal papers concede the cleo tion of the Republican State ticket and Congressman by about 5000 majority, ,and of Republican legislature.
 We are indebted to Frank Wells, Esq, for copy of the Weekly Caucasian. It claims an increased circulation of 2,000 in one week and emulates the La Crosse Democrat in the vigor it's conserva- tivism. We give specimen
 The grand republic of our fathers tot tering before the assault of maddened rufians and conspirators. Usurpers en- trenched in Freedoms proud citadel. But Sodom' 's-apple of government left-a republican rind, enclosing the ash es and worms of tyranny Corruption, rottenness and ruthless outlawry perching, like foul and hideous harpies, in all our high places. Crime at premium. Thieves, sots and niggers crushing the very souls out of the fairest states in all our busted and bedeveled union. And hell licking it's yawning chops, in expecta- tion of it's coming victim-the last exper- iment at ''free institutions" earth shall ever see. All dark, doomed, horrible. No eye to pity, and no arm to save:
 It gives the followingnot over fattering portraits of the leaders of the Straight De- mocracy: i#@is II Aar#.ss -'
 Blanton Duncan, Kentucky's head blath- erskite and laughing stock, who resigned the command of his regiment, to enrich himself by grinding out, and deluging the the whole Confectionery with vile carica. lures on blacking- -box-labels, for money, A bought and paid for tool of the Yum blebug, who now has fifty-thoua, dol lar allowance from the yankee treaslry, slipping through the hands of Washington | officials, "A humbug, cheat, mental and moral hliputian:
 
 world over, is synonym of infamy,-A black republican war-howler, under the i Lincolnian regime,-A cotton-thief, kick ed out of old Ben Prentiss' lines at Hele- na, Arkansas, in June, '63, for trying to gobble too big share of the hummer spells, The original patentee of ''peace sneak" and "copperhead, as pet names for Northern patriot, A blackguard whom no gentleman in New York or Americs recognizes on the street, The most stu pendous confidence operator, fraud and swindle of this age of villains. And poor little rickety Alex Stephens, Georgia. comic paragraphist, IA Unionite whom the South had to buy from Abraham bo som, with the Vice Presidency of tn, Confectionery. ..s-~.,z
 It is not little ridiculous to see sen l tences like the following mixed with tn, with the benzine editorials that form tn, staple of it's matter: fse .-s
 Passion, Hate and Folly are receeding crouching, hiding before the triumphan advance of Reason, Wisdom and Charity l A queer case occurred recently in tn French province of Berri. l suddel storm of rain and hail destroyed in fe, hours the fine crops almost ready for har vest. The peasantry of one of the par ishes believing that their minister ha. not done his duty in praying for alvin protection against. storms, assembled b Lpreconcert tand attacked him as he wa saying mass. They kicked him out dragged him ill the gutter, smashed tn altar, and gutted the parsonage. TWent I of the rioters were arrested, convicted condemned to various terms of imprison ment. That such fetishism as this shoul, prevail in place of religion in Europea country in the Nineteenth Century woul, hardly seem credible were not the fac well attested.