THE ENQUIRER.

LTTCHFIELD, APRIL 8. 1880.
T" What, another long speech I" excIaim Ouu readers opening the paper this week. Yes, good people, long one, and gOOd one, from our imnIed ate representative, J. w. Huntington. This speech has been much inquired for, from various sources but until the present time have not found space for h entire in one paper. We trust readers will peruse it with pleasure and with profit.

 Ihe Election has terminated-~and go far as we have heard give the returns below. It will be seen that Messrs. Phinehas Miner, Homer Boardman, and Augustus Peltone are eectedio the Sena1e from the 18th, l6h and l7Ih Districts by handsome majorites

 In this town for first Representative, there was no opposition to Stephen Russell, Esq. for tire second, the contest pretty close between the successful candidate and Capt. Daniel Garritt. 46O votes were taken. The pure Jackson ticket for Senator in this town obtained the great vote of 17! "Me immortal seuenteeD," Of the Jackson men observed inl- mediatey after tue canvass-for Secretary of State, Mr. Holabird had Il and for It. Governor, Mir. Crawford had o! The anti-masonic candidate for It. Governor received 9 votes.

 The returns which we have received for It. Cover. and Secretary incomplete that we have moi deemed il worth while to give them. Nearly the whole of the votes given for the present incum. bents-there heinz exceed 200 votes in all the towns received for either of the Jackson candidates.