Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-06

1 Senators, 1S H Representatives, 42 30 ei ~ This will give the Whig party the important advan- lase Of concurre". vote in both branches auy su ject ot national concern, aNd with the Whig maor " in its Cong gressonal delegation, c0nclusvey estab. lishes the Whig character of the State, matter on which side the small m"j"ri,y for Governor shall aI- paper, the latest which could have been received from the State, has this paragraph: "h s as yet matter of doubt who is elected Gov ernor of this State. So close is the yote and so con. 'radicOry tue returns receive, that are unable to give the result with any kind of certainty. We in- c"e to the opnoo, however, l'a. Lucas is reelected ] by a very small majority.'
 We are authorized, therefore, to rei,erae the asser- sion with which we accompanied the first returns of this eieciion--that Ohio stands regeaerated weaned from her political deuson, and has taken her stand te side ofsse Constitution. The faie of Jackson. ism is now sealed, and the days of msrule numbered From the ~. Y: Co.rier and Enqui,er.
 Ln!ess from Ohio-The only remaaiag Congres- :ional District in Ohio has been heard from, and Mr. Crane (Whig) is reelected by majority of 489. elected TEN Wings and NINE Tories.
 IGs ssa Mss % the ss ba. he Gsa joriy f97; Keunon, tTeryl 10; Joaes, roryl ls3 i; Kisore, lroryl ls7 and Pa,,erson. lTory) asO;n l and six more thaa HOO majority each. The highest Tory m;ssi'y is Chane,' i4so, aud all the others are
 After aII the question made about Cranes election by the Jourasl of Commerce aud its tory associates. tura. out mat M n': majority is ssea'er is.% the "Red mon, JOnes and KiigOre, which OUly 457, whilst Crane has 489. ALL HAIL OHIO.
 I1hode Island, says the New-York Courier of Mon day, Is WHIG to the backbone, will be perceived ny the following exrac, of letter from member of l the Legislature dated Saturday. The Tories t will be dared not meet n join. ballot tor the purpose of choosing Senator, but deferred the election ,il January, in order try the efficiency of Bris gold. Bu, i, will have effect she honest Wings of R. Island. They know their strength, have held a GUS, and have elected lher maN, who will most rediy be elected whenever they meet in join, ballot. ! Providence, Nov. 1, 10 4. M. l Dear Sr-We have just invited ihe Senate |" join im grand committee elect Senator of ihe United States. They will not meet us, presume, but wi pWi off the election iO the sess"" 'n January It they i"m shall elect gennine Whig. Hts nHme ing ia my seat. Our Wing Senator will be elected whenever the Senate chooses iO meet Us. Rhode ll aud is sefs. The Tories ia the House feel that they have lOsi every thing.
 P. 5. HsIf past ii, A. M.-Our invitation has been before the Senate hour and a half; they have not agreed Co jon as, nor "ill they.
 UNITED STATES SENATE. An unusaai mu,niser Of vacancies will have 10 be
 filled n iLe Senate of the United States before the 4'l Of March next, Tae constitutional terms oi six'eeG Senators will expire on that day: aud there are now lhree vacancies by resgNaii"n. Eleven Of the SeNa tors whose expire iO March. are Wings, VIZ = Spraeue> of Maine, Bell ofN. Hampshire, Silsbe' Of Massachusetts, Knghi Of Rhode Isl""d, Frel'ngh"y sen of New-yersey. Cayso" of Delaware Leigh 0
 Virginia. CaIhouH of South Carolina, Bihb Oi Ke"
 tncky, Waggaman of Louisiana, and PoiNdexler Q
 Miasissippi. FOsr ofihem were originally Jackso"
 mea. Another whig, Mr. Chambers of Maryland, ha
 resigned.
 Five of the Senators whose terms expire in Marc
 are JacksOnmeH; namsly,
 Browa of North Carolina, White of Tennessee
 Ki"g of Alabama, Robinson Of Illinois, aud King 0
 Georgia.
 Two Jackson men have resigned, Wilkins Of PeDn
 sylsania and Forsy'h of Geosgia.
 The political character of tue Senate will he uH changed daring the session. And the Senate
 ihe 24,h Congress. unless some unexpected change
 should occar. will contain 25 Whigs and 23 Jackson
 men.-N. Y. Conr.
 - Whig EntLssinsm.-Im the Eleventh Ward, yesteI 'f ay two Tories were observed tearing down the prin '- ed calls for a Wig meeting io be held last evennt 't A lady who was passing with her le daughter 0
 the opposite side O the street. at the tune, became c, O cited at the impotence and mpropriey Oi ih's 1o' prnctee and with great prompiOess crossed over an and justly upbraded hem for ihc'r 'niaEo, ls cou.luct. An elderly gentleman, who witnessed !l scene, took of his hat with great reverence 10 u lady, and made the following appropriate remark "I have IrembIed for the liberties of my countr
 but your patriotic conduct this occasion IS 90 muc keeping wish she feelings and conduct o our mo"
 and sisters during she revoulion shat fear no i9 ger. Now in truth may be said that the spirit o ,c abvOad-.he liberties of my country will be prcser Iv ed. and shall die in peace."
 at The lady was apparently alarmed at the extent which her patriotic feelings had led her, and hurr' from the Sce0e without giving her address or Wa'l' 10 assembled the spot. This Is but another eVdeD pt the general diffusion here of spirit wieh cam fail to Tsgenerals city and state.-N Y. Co&r.