THE ENQUIRER.

LITCHFIELD, APRIL II, 1883.
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GTWe give to-day full returns of the Senators and Representatives chosen at the late election. Both branches of the Legislature, it is claimed and conce ded, will be Jacksonian. In the upper house, all the Senators hut.three (Messrs. Williams, HawIey, and NichOIs) are claimed Jacksonian. But we appre- hend that neither of the members from this county will be found to act with the party all contested points, Last fall, both Mr. Sterling and Mr. Sanford were ar- dent in the support of the Clay electoral ticket; and they are not men so easily swayed by party feelings to come Eound suddenly in opposition their former opinions. Both we conceive Of sound minds and high and honorable principes-such men are not afraid 10 trust with the character of Litch6ed county. We fear, however, there are too many men in the Senate as well in the House of Representa- tives, who will be actuaeG by e, sordd, party feel ings, to the prejudice of the public good.