G0WNTY 3aOSC.

LITCHFIELD, APRIL 10, 1928
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 At the Freeman's Meeting in this town, on the 9th, JABEZ W. HUNTINGTON and WILLIAM BEEBE, Esqr's elected Representatives the next Legislature The Senatorial vote stood, for Ii. Boardman 355; H. W. Edwards 357; J, D. Reynolds 353 NJohnson 232; INV. Crawford 316; Martin Wees 25l Zal- mon Wildman 240; A. D. Baldwin 25l Ebenezer Brockway 25l; Roger Huntington 358; John AIsop 248; John Nichols PAT; John Fitch F: John M Niles l07; N' Woodruff l13; Jesse Dean l06; Sam ue Tweedy Ill; T. Bets 108; E. Soddard Ill A. Ocott 1l1-gving in this town majority of l3O in fla of the District Anti-Jackson Senatorial Ticket There are probably % open Jackson men in this town,and the that given for the Jackson tick given without reference to the national question: We respect the gentlemen who advocated hearty support this ticket, but approve their measures. They declared that the good of the party required rigid adherence to the Irregular tcket, so called and that every departure from this ticket was the result of Federal intrigue &Cc. Now large ma iorty of the reemen of Litchieid democratic, cording to the modern acceptance of the word, and determined to support democratic principles: but they do not love parry names sufficiently to induce them to violate their oath in voting for men, who, m their sober udgment,tey think ought not to be placed in office. Hence the result of the election; and we trust we shall hear of similar result from the whole county. It appears to be late in the day for up- right to love party better than they love their country to support party to the injury and detri- ment of their country. Where party claims are made upon the freemen for the support of patriotic meas and honest men, then, and then only, will these claims be regarded and they ought rot to be regard ed under any other circumstances. We trust the re- cent eecton will reflect little light upon the minds of certain men among us, and induce them to pursue different course in future; unless indeed they are willing to acknowledge that an overwhelming majori ty of freemen are "tederasts.'' TheS have been very free to fix upon the advocates of te Disrcta and Administration ticket the name of federast; and up- parity ofreasoning the name must apply to every freeman who voted for this ticket. It is pretty evident that if this is the way the party is to be sustained in this vicinity it will dwndle to an insignificant minority. The leaders can judge best about the proprety of any longer calling potca nicknames;" but if they should continue to pursue this course, must be allowed to think that ma iorty of the people republicans, their assertions the contrary notwithstanding.

 

 rah for Dstricting, back again you said the free men. IT Every representative elect in the county. but TWO, is staunch open friend of the District Bill <! We very much doubt whether an aber Rep- resentation sent from this county than stands elected the present season. The following is list ofthe names;- LIchfeid, Jabez w. Huntingdon Vim. Beebe. Bethtem, Sheldon C. Leavitt. Bdrkhampsted, Henry Allen, Lester Loomis. CGnaan, Samuel F. Adams, Reuben Hunt. Cote6rook, LanceIot Phelps $. Whitford Corn~aN, Seth Pierce, Peter Bierce. Goshen, Erasus Lyman, Giles Griswold. Har1ointon, Phnehas w. Noble, Noah Welton. Kent, Abel Beach. Neac- W'ford, David s. Boardman, Clark Hine. Norfoit, Augustus Peuibonc, Joseph Battell. Nesc- Hartford, Absolom Wells, Norman Merrils. P2ymouth, Calvin Butler, R0sdury, Zachcus W. Weller. Sharon, Cyrus Swan, Calvin Gay.

 Salisbury, Phineas Chapin Thomas N. Smith. Terrington! Wm. Battell, R. c. Aburnathy. Warren, George Starr. WaShins ston, Daniel B. Brnsmade, Elphalet Tom

 liDson.

 VVatertOi0n, James Bishop.

 Wood6ury John B, ush, Nathaniel B. Smith, Winchester, Daniel Phelps, Jonathan. Coe. Ne,c- HaUen, Dennis Kimberley, Joseph N Clark. mMaferonry' " Truman Porter, Austin Steele. IrHnbuH, Fairchild.

 Ne'o'o'on, Henry Dutton, Bsnj Hard.

 Monroe, H. Lum. @ MItord, Jonathan Clark, Wm. A. Bull

 Woodbridge, Charles Sperry, Jehiei Castle, ! East Haren, Eeazar Hemingway

 BrGnford, Ami Baldwin, Elijah Lipslev

 10'J0'0' Thomas B. Williams, Jeremy Hoadly.

 The following is the result of the Senatorial vote as far as we have been able to learn it.

 District Ticket. Res, & .Lockso, ,;ok., Homer Boardman, I671 ''"''' Henry w. Edwards, 1857 John ID. Reynolds, 1873 Roger Huntington, 1899

 Eben. Broadway, 1882 Jesse Dean. a5a Nathan Johnson, l152 N WoodruE SS8 Martin Wees, 1854 John M, N,Ies SS0l Zalmon Wildman, III7 Samne! Twedv' saSl