Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-10
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- uAe~<@s- majority at town elections. Adams had g majority of g, Beach 47, the rest of the selectmen abont 30. Dr. Beach hsd a majority of 90 as clerk. The average on constablss was 80; on grand jurors g.. Clocks majority was 55, the rest of the assessors ticket averaging 79. The total vote cast was only $50, or but trifs over half the usual registry.
 .-The ladies of the Congregational So- eiety propose having tea-party at the Episcopal chapel on Thursday, Oct. 18th, to raise funds for the use of the society. All are cordially invited to take supper there. Doors open at p. n. Ice Cream in the evening.
 It has been suggested with respect to our quotation from Dr. Henry's preface to the new edition of his ssDr. Oldham $ Talk at Greystones, that to give full ex- pression to the views of the writer, we should have quoted another paragraph following and qualifying those we did se- lect. We give below the closing para graph of our selection and add the pas sage suggested, so that our readers may judge for themselves: e
 In short, the benevolent hope of the final restoration of all men to goodness, and ofthe conversion even of the Evil One, IS not as shocking to the minds of good Churchmen as it once was ;and the avow- al of it does not put a man out of the pale of their charatible thoughts, in the way it used to do.
 Let us be thankful it is so--proyided that Mir. Grim and Mir. Finephrase have not become nullifdians, and that good Mrs. Jones and her sister, even in losing their eternal punishment and total depravity, are still able to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with their God, through the Divine help which is given to all.
 'fNuIlifdians'' we take to be those who have ''no faith" i'll the present repentance and future salvation of the Democracy. Naturally enough the president of our To- cal Greeley club disapproves of such.
 At the Republican caucus, Saturday evening, the following town officers were nominated: .>-ra .....a. .......
 Seleotnaen.--Jesse l.. Judd, Edwin P. Dickenson, Frederick S. Porter, Erastus P. Moulthrop, Aaron Baldwin.
 IOao,e Cye1'k and Register Walter K. Peck. lf9-19s aa i1@
 Registrars ef Voters.-First District Leverett w. Vessels; Second District Abram M. Turner
 1osO's Treasurer and Treasurer 7oaon Deposit FMnd.-George M. Woodruff
 G,and Jurors. Samuel G. Beach, Thomas M. Coe, Almon J. Beach, J. How ard Catlin, David Talmadge. .t.
 Constables.- A. Wheeler, Samuel B. Crossman, Watson Morse, Lawrence Bissel, Remus F. Sharp, William J. Hall.
 SchooJ Visitors. B. Elliott, Ed ward W. Seymour. A.1
 The following town committee was cho- sen: Howard E. Gates, Abram M. Tur- ner, Thomas w. Beach, Edward Cross man, Dwight C.. Kilbourn.
 The following town officers were elec- ted on Monday: ,,..-- .,....r.7-..... / Setectnac,a, Charles Adams, Garner B. Curtiss, Anson B. Beach, Harry Clemons, Clifford c. Newbury. -
 C1eTE, Willis J. Beach.
 Treasurer, George M. Woodruff.
 Consto5les, Walter K. Peck, Stiles A. Edwin B. Sanford, Watson J. Morse, Wm. H. Palmer, George Smith, James Morse. ;..L' d. E.,.t a..
 Grand Jurors, William C. Buell., Lewis Hutchinson, John H. Cooper, Seth Pond, Joseph Tanning, Benjamin Bissell.
 School Visitors, T. Leander Jennings, Linus T. Gilbert, H. B. Elliott
 Registrar - of Voters z Litchfeld Dis trict, George H. Baldwin, Leveret W. Vessels, Northfeld District, George Guernsey, Abram M Turner:
 Assessors, Samuel Clock, Darius P. Griswold, Henry Morse, Chester M. Cos lee, Jerome D. Wheeler. t .. F.
 Board of Relief, Lemuel o. Meafoy, Everett H. Wright, George Cook, George w. Bement. ,a .t -
 We have never before put any faith in the rumor that MT. Greeley's brother in-law in this place has been rendered the English Mission in case the Liberals are successful in November; but the local of the Liberal Democratic on Saturday certainly gave color to that report by offering him no place on ticket that recognizes such va riety of Republican talent.
 --Thirty-nine Milton Democrats held caucus in that place, one evening, last week. They voted three times for select man and every time fifty ballots were cast. At last two tellers were appointed from each faction and the total vote reduced to the normal thirty-nine. Milton is evident ly ripe for reform. .l1 fa ssse-.. ls
 The Superior court was engaged, last week, in the trial of the Cornwall cases of Rogers vs. Ives, OBr.ien vs. ScouiH, and Welch vs. Long in which J. Q. Ad- ans, Esq. was counsel and which he was desirous of having disposed of during his present visit East 94 f-
 The Litchfeld Light Guard GO. H, 4th Regiment 0. N. G.) will parade for target practice on Thursday afternoon of next week. There will be eleven prizes awarded for the best shooting e
 Tuesday nights returns, giving Ohio and Indiana to Greeley, were rapturously received by the Liberals whose euthusi, asm kept them awake till two in the morn ing. At that hour they went in sproces- sion to the house of the sheriff, inveigled him out of his bed on pretence of deliver ing prisoner, and when our. chief coun- ty official and the future Minister at St. James joined hands across the bloody chasm even the chief clerk of the Mansion House shed tears of quiet joy! From thence they proceeded to the sleeping apartment of the editor O, the Sentinel. The near connection of the prospective president stepped up to his side of this bloodier ehasm--all, all in v..ini The wary journalist, who didn't care to be rec onciled unless Greeley was sure of his