THE ENQUIRER.

LITCHFIELD, APRIL Is, 1884.
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THE wHTGS TRlUMPHANT IN CONNEcTI. CuT!-Itgves Gs great pleasure so admounce to-day that COanec,isas s 'compIsssty rseeDsraisd''- JacksOniOm hgs [" received severe and 'eritsd re- bHks," and ws trust ual oDe-shat the people hope sisea is Ieir might aad OvershsOwI the hydrs. Last year, !. is we'll known, that Jaeksonis had the com pste mastery, in the Og Messrs. Edwards and SlOddafd to the two highest Executive offices. and each brancIo LeeisIature having large majori. " Ofihs shine stamp of politicians. Now, thanks .O le vigilance and intelligence of the freemen, the bss are completely tsrned. Messrs. Foot and Belts nrv elec.ed Governor and . Governor Ly the people, overall compeiisors; aud each branch ofthe legisa- tars Aus large majority decidedly opposed to Jack soaism. and its concomisant Van Burenism.. The Whigs are trHmphant-let ahe people rejoice!