Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-30

In vsfoa5 oiher parts Of the state Of New York, and
in pennsylvania, editors Of gaeksoa nswsparer, ds-
gused wiihthe course oftle adminis,rafioas iRge -
bandonsd IL -iaFlhsr suppOrt-amoag tlsm are the
Duchess RepubIica6 At Poughkeepsie. the Monroe
Republicans at BrockpOrt, Sacksn's Harhor piper
the Besfont PAL PairOt. Militia Eagle, Peansylsa-
mia Inquirer, and nnndry others. 'StrawS s1eNs %
Major Noah used to say.
A Ssgn-The New-York Courier snys, that bets Of
from 500 to 1000 deaGs have beenSresly Oered with
in few days that Andrew jackson will mot get the
electoral vote ofNew-York. The people 10 thetsiase
are wide awake to the importance Of the eIec,o, and
will not cease their efforts iill the jackson Regency
are PROSTATE.
Another Sign.-In tbe Pennsylvania Inquirer Of a
hate date is an extract Of letter from Washiagton,
Pa. dated August 4, which Gays" Gen. Krepps,
highly respectable member OF the Pennsylvania Sem
ate from sEayette, cOansy, the gentleman 10 whom
the notorious letter, written by Randolph and raRked
By JGekson soliciting miaatiOs for ye-sLsciioR BY
the PasyipaaiG e gislatwe was addessed, has taken
high and patriotic stand in Opposition 10 the present
incumbent Of the executive chair The nation He
will now, learn from Intimate personal friend Of
his, support any distinguished statesman in preference
TO Apdrew Jackson, and - the most efficient means
Of effec,Og the political regeneration ofthe state, will
aid in advancing Joseph Ritner to the guberuatoria
chair His influence 10 great IN his district, and hav-
ing been the jackson representative, he will be ena-
hed to, and will doubtless do much aid tile good
cause. A spirit is emphaticay abroad in the west,
which, ifitcontnues to march with half its present
rapidly, win go Ear annihilate Jacksonisna before
the presidential election" 49, ,ss $50,
II The New-York Courier and Enquirer, u aidi-
ton to the Jackson flag, have also hauled dowa tie
Van Buren, and Marcy standard. This looks well.
Kentucky Complete returns are not yet
received from every county in this state but sufficient
to warrant the belief that Mr.. Brea,hi,, the jackson
candidate, is elected by majority Of about l000-
Local circumstances (ameng others his being advo-
cafe for the s.oppage ofthe mos the Sabbath) OPP
Grated very powerfully against Mr. Buckner, and oc
casioned his defeats MI. Morehead. che Clay candle
date for Lieut.. Governor, is elected BY majority Of
nearly 5000, and in each branch Of the Legislature
about two-thirds Of tho members elected are friends
of Mr.. Clay.
1t will be by an advertisement in our paper
daily between New-fTaven and New York; and that,
in addition the very fine Boat Superior, an entirely
new and elegant Boat The Splendd" has been pla-
ced upon the line. TWAS built expressly for the New
Haven Company, and is said to be fast saiIer.
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Maita,y.-We understand that the Sixth Brigade
Of Infantry will be reviewed by Gen. Frederick Buell.
during the next month Al the times and places follow
ing The 18th Regiment at Woodbury. on Tuesday
the 1lth-the 10Th Regiment at Liichfeld on We'd
nesday the 12,h-the 2Ist Regiment Mt Winstead on
Thursday the 13ls-and the l3h Regiment al Canaan
on Friday the l4sh.
"Siaclair.H from Cornwall, is inadm.ssib.e. Al
though we detest qtackery Of every sort aud would 20
as far as any one in endeavoring put j. down, 10
suitable way, we do not think the mos, proper means
is to hold up individual character to reprobation
through the public press. IL the writer chooses to
speak in general terms, Though he be anonymous we
shoald take pleasure in giving publicity HE psoduc
.ions-prOvided they be cOuched in desperate and
proper language.