THE ENQUIRER.

LITCHFIELD, APRIL 5, 1882.
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GJ Wei:-ahe election is over-the hurly y-burly OT local politics for another tweIve-month is past-and i've are heartily glad of it. In this town, in cOuse quence of the multiplicity of candidates for Rsprssen- tayes who had been spoken of for two or three days ;preyious to Monday, the was pretty we'll sl- tended. The whole number of given in fer the first Representative was 452---of whch Truman Smith, Esq. received 238, and was accordingly elect ed. The contest, however, was mainly whether ME. Smith MT. Harrison should be elected first repre-. sentative. On the second ballot, there were 436 votes given, of which Elih~ Harrison Esq. had 279- of course he elected. The result, on the whole will think be satisfactory the grsat body of tho electors of the town. The votes for Senator, Governor, Lieut.. Governor, and Secretary, (no votes in opposition to Mr. Spencer for Treasurer were gven) were as follows; >, For Senator-Russell C.. Abernethx. l49,

 William G. Williams, l23'

 LauncelOl Phelps, 49 :!

 -321 For Gouernor-John s. Peters, l46,

 Calvin Wiley, 25 ;: -lN For IL. Gou'r-'rhaddeus Bets, B9

 John M. HoIey, g

 -ll8 Fer Sscrstary-Themas Day, 50

 Henry Seymour, IS

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