Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-11

toOwseaeh other in such rapid succession that we can scarcely keep up with the It seems, the editor Of Nsw-YoFk paper observes 'as thOugh the whole Game of society, laws government, every 1hRg, bs resolved into s original elements" " The New-Y0sk deily papers constantly filled with dsGails and spseulatiOns uPoD European afairs-and
 cannot be expected thai sOe should be able Co pub Iiah the half of ihes. We shall endeavOr publish thsmoss Interesting and important and ssIl ud room give birds eye view of what iS going On in the "peaceGal world around us." .-..,
 T Leha RGndolph.-On the second page of to- days paper our readers will 6Od siaement of the singular conduct of this eccentric individual in St. Pe- sersburgh. From the source of its first appearance, 4here be little doubt of its entire accuracy. The appointment of Mr. Randolph was laued by the Jack. presses . great honor to the dscernment of the administration! .... .--
 : The New.York Evening Post of later date says NWe learn that private letters have been received from St. PeiersbuTgh, which state that Mr. Randolph has been obliged, by isl health, leave St. Peters. bUfgh on his way homo, by way of the south of Eu- rope. The state of his health such render it improbable that he would reach the U. States."
 Another iate 0yrivai.-On Friday last we rece,vcd, by the southern ma Boston paper of the 3d of July <ost-having been only little Jonr monshs in reaching its destination, distance of l30 miles-more than mile day!
 IF Duff Green, in his last paper, announces with an air of authority as though he were in the se- rre.s of the Clay party, that Henry Clay will be re- ,urned by the legislature of Kentucky the Senate of :,he United States, in place of Mr. Rn~an that James pn,.l, fnrC Cn mia; and that Richard Rush is eec,ioneerng fer a sea, in the Senate from Pennsylvania. Should Mr. Rush succecd-whch we can"o, believe scarcely pos sbe against the great strength of Jacksonism n that sta,e-;t would be triumph indeed. Duff evidently appears good deal worried about the recent elec- 'tons-and well he may, for his own election, as Pub lie Printer, is i"jeOpardy. I
 OhiO--Returns from 59 counties im this State, as published in the National In,eIiigencer, give McAr thur majority of SS2 Lucas, the Jackson candidate. Eight counties only believe remain to be heard ftm, 'En llie Sena,e of the State is snid she parties are equally baanced-l8 to iSbut in the House they win stand 3S for Clay, % for Jackson- leaving clear majority joint ba:Io, of only mi"e for the Clay party. Last year the Jackson rDaority was something larger.
 1Ns Nesu. York Election tersAlnated 6h Wclneslay evening of aU, week. Full rs.tsUs Of course no. vet received. In many parts of the state the contest has been spirited and clOse. In New-York city, the -TAmmany ticket had plurality of about 5000 over the Granger ticket, bus in minority compared with aH Last year the Jackson folks had clear iory of 6OO0. The result therefore is fully auspi cious as was expected. Tamnanyism has such firm hold that it will take several struggles before Can be finally overthrows, in place containing suck foat inR unstable population the city oI NewYOrk. The Irish will yet com,roul ,he elections by being moulded ,o the views and casting ,hcr votes into the hands of S,.Tammany.
 The Regency candidate for Governor has fhajor- ,v ;a near,y all the counties heard from, and in some very large. In New.York about 30O0-Kngs 6OO-| Sstfolk os GOc--Queens about equa'-Wcs,chester 2OOO for Throop--Roekland 2OOt-Ornnge baancel- Du,chess do-Us,er 1900 for I'hroop-Sullivan 500 -Columbia lOOO-Greeae large--Ali,any 9O0-Rens- svlaer l9OO- Schenectady 40O---Mon'gomery 7OO- Schohar;e l0OO-IIcrkimer l0O0-Oneda 1000.
 N Corgrpss.---In New-York, Rlessrs. Cambrelling, Vsrplanck and White reelected. In Suffolk dis ,r;ca Mr. I.ens reelected. Dutchess. Mr. PcndietOn elected over the Jackson candidate. Orange, two Clay meo sieeied-one o supply vacancy in the pre- seni the other for the Rext Congress. Columbia, Al Lamy, sad Rensselaer,, each Jackson man in place of an,i-Jackson msn. Kings, a Jackson man. West- chester, do. Saratoga, J. w. Taylor reelected.
 KF Since the above was n'ype. we have had glimpse of Albany paper containing returns from 6ly counties, some O6icial, others unofficial. Monroe Genesee Esis, aad maay other of the western eou"- ties have given very large mjor'es for Mr. Granger This reduees the majority fOr Mr. Throop to betwes" if aad l2,OOO. Oaly seven counties remaaed to be hearsl from, which it believed woah not esse"- tiaiiy vary the majority for Th.Oop from lO,OOO. So far as it regards Ant- Masonry alone, cannot for our own part much regret the result of the elec'io" tor Governor But we are apprchensve that the at- tempted amagamat;on of different, parties to put clown ths famous Ali,any RegeScy-a measure which we should heartily Tej"cs eifecte-wi have been she means ef lsssening the strength of Mr. Chy's Grieads a the nexs Congress from the state of New York. Next week, however, we shall probably kpO~ more about it. and he enabled to ascertain who and ,chas will compose the delegasion in Ceagress-asd
 lso wha, will be the complication Of the egislanse
 Massuckssetts EleceiOn also held on Monday ol las, week for Representatives to Congress So far a' re,.rn, have come in, none but AntJacks member' are elected. In Boston, Nathaniel AppletO" has up wards of thousand majority over Henry Lee' who aissoagh aot a Jackson man, was supported by shs Iaeh.nn;nna nna inc sarsv onrosed to the AmegieaI