THE EsNQ QU1IIER. 5 LlTCHFIELD, NOV. 10, 1896.

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The result of the election in this town on Monday last fully sustained our previous declarations. Were marked several days ago that we had no doubt that if the whole ofthe voters could be poed, there would be clear majority on the Whig ticket The trial has been made; and though there were some on each eide tpTObaby about an equal nunbeE) absent from town or remaining at home, the result is highly grat flying to and our friends Some of the tories had previous to the election claied maiOrites as high lSO, others 100. and others again 5O and none were willing to allow that we could equal them. The result proves the faisty of a he declarations and that we were conectsy We have now clear majority of 23 which we trust win be increased at another trial.- When we were beaten in October, we said to our friends here, as would say to the lOves of their country stffOnshous the state. MI Desperaadsm r. Though clouds and darkness may sometimes for time obscure our political horizon, we trust that bright and glorious sun may yet arise over us.

 The Wings ot this town on Monday last came up gOriOusy to the work. They Jsk the rebuke of last spring. that "he who fights and runs away may live to fight another day., and came forward, fought and beat the tories in fine style; and for this are entitled to our thanks and the thanks of the few who with then staid to breast the storm We believe we have nop whig party prepared for any confict-drained of the dross, what remains is pure gold.

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