The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-27

PaIty SrSrs.-Nr. wrsela Of One. Ia natiye a. thus Stase) his speech the resr~nchInens reaOln tSous, cad " hc rcmcnaercd llue aime well when ar. Y spirit n IhIs cOuRsIy high thsl even iades wo'c d'fieren, cOckades aud badges of party auarh meai; and he had reeA them mesl al the church dou aud V'OieaIiy pluck the Ladgcs from one another bOSOms."
 Chsep TrapeiEiag.-The Citizens Line, by stea boats New-Iork aHd PenRsy ana, conveys pass, gers to Philadelphia, tor two dOllars--thrOugh ln leven hours.-JONr. Com.
 We are pleased to see tha; Dr. Howe has issued Proposals for publishing by subscription Sketch oi the Greek Revolution from it's commencement down to January last The Doctor has had the best Oppor- tUntIes ot obtaining accurate information of hts sub Ject. from his personal observation, and other authentic sOurces; and we have dOnbt that his atIve will be very interesting. We may add that his generous and yet'unrewaIded services to the Greed cause, must give his hook further claim to the pat ronaSe of our public.-'O"r. Com.
 NeW Hampshire ELection.--The Concord Register, Portsmouth Journal, Keene Sentinel, and Amherst Cabinet, give report of the votes given. Tuesday last for Governor n l56 towns. In these towns there were for Mr. Bell, the Administration candidate, i9, 387svotes, and for. Gov Pierce 15G47. The whole number of towns in the state is about 22O There are therefore about GA to be heard from.
 There twelve senatorial districts, each choos- ing one Senator. In districts No. 1, 2 and 4, Messrs Parsons, Pumer, and Burgin, the administration can, dida;eS, are probably chosen in oppOsoB to Messrs ,ireenleai, Brodhead, and Hill In No. ,, 6,7, 9, and II, Messrs Bartlett, Holt, Wallace, Parker, and Poole, administration candidates are probably elect ed. In No. 8, Mir. Emerson the Jackson candidate i: probably elected. Of the five councillors, Messrs Boardman, Peirce, Lord, and Keith, administration candidates. are probably elected, and Mfr. Harvey, the Jackson candidate for Hi!lsborough.--BoStoH Daily Ado.
 We beg to+know with what show of right or au thorty the editor of the Register calls the Post s Federal paper. By the way, we do not feel mucl troubled or insuIted by the charge, since every thing that IS excelentin politicks principle is dubbed wlthf fthat name now days. Last year the Times, sundry other old Democratic editors kicked out of h caucus traces--we were never in them-but because we advocated like principles1 with themselves, w were surely federal, and the name was stamped upoI us. This year the Mercury, the Rev,ew, the Cour fer, the Yankee, and even the Register,---the latte in quandary between sink and swim, ,---are all advo eating like principles with ourse Uis. opposing Jack son Senators, and advocating districtng---but thi does alter the case ;--we are accused of adopting federal rick---"divide and conquer" Thus we go what is orthodoxy in..one is heterodoxy fin another we rather suspectihat the leaders o the party hay ing cried federal enemy the door," until they ars tired of giving false alarms, have commenced fgh,in among themselves, and can't agree upon the preIm- inaries. Men anxiots to contend will always fnt something to conend about. and if there is no req enemy near, they will make enemies among then 1 seves. From all the "signs of the times," we sus pectthe exclusive party reigu'' in this state is draw ing to close, and that more liberal days dawn' l upon the people. May it prove to be so.