Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

In some the eongFessional elections take place. Re
 turns begin come ip and ws would, # we oOnld
 certain them, give accurate accounts they are re- lceived. Bat the accounts or most of them, pass
 through % maay and % different haads before they
 reach this distant spot, that s dcuit determne
 with certainty whas ,o depend Dpon. For nslanee-
 In NO4h Carolmo where the election for representa-
 lives to congress has just Iaken place. one aceoun re-
 presents that the whgp, or White men, have chosen
 seuen. the Van Burewites 0i. and t,vo districts to
 hear from. Other accounts nearly reverse tho table,
 Which to depend upon, we doD't prpfess 10 know.- One parry also claims majority of members of the le.
 gsaiure, while the other siou,y caims still lar-
 ger majority. One thing however Is ceFtaD---,hat
 within the last wO years there has been great change in this slate against JacksOnsm. Aet, 2 "l,.t-ae AIabGmG seDds five members to Congress; aud tho
 the election held on the s, Monday in this mouth, aad there great many counties, remote and Dpatsely settled. the papers pretend to give the result far declare a, the whole delegation elected White men, elected in opposition to Van Buren, ties. C. c. Clay late Member oi Congress, elected Goverdor by considerable majority though strongly l tineiured with Vaa Bureaistn. ..-.. q Iu Keatacky, there is no douln that Wan Burenism ! is rowed far sp Sal, River. The Members oi Con- RfeS8 Baren. l. h4e ,s IsIf. 4szsEa ,.f- 2
 h Tesessee, for Governor thus far Gen. Carroll, (the incumbent, and Van Bareni,el has about l6,000 vo,es-Co Canaon tWhi,ej a,out 2a,OOO-a"d Mt. Humphrey tsVhi,e) 4,0OO. All inc Members of Con- gress eec.ed, so far heard, except Polk and c. Johnson, are, opposed to Van Buren.
 In Missouri, EadiaRd. and Illinois, the seturns as yel too mperiec. form opinion the final results. By next week we shall probably be enabled to see e through the mist in all the above Sa.es. Now there Is 100 much fog.
 h Rhode Isiasd the election took place on Tues- day last for Members of Congress. Both parties are sansuine of success; and we confess we prepared to hear of the triumph of Van Burenism in that nie state, assisted us ii will he by An,-biasonry. " ' @1sfaa &f~ sT .-A-- st$1 s~t5Hf
 To the question we have heard frequently proroun- ted of late, the political sentiments the late Mayor of Baltimore. Mr. Hunt 2" we answer that we have seea il stated Ina, he was Jackson man- that he is highly respectable aud worthy mechanic, and was elected by wha, is callsdthe working mems party in conjuaciiou with some ofthe Jackson party Ta, he was ah inefcien. officer the sime initiates moi against his private character or standing.
 "Smau Beer."-IIeavy 4. slitchell. Esq. Of Bris- ,oi has been approximately the Coun,y Cour, of Hart ford county sa,es Attorney, in place of lsaac Tou- cey, resigned. .i5 . I}g,c .tf4ss 4si8 4e5 ' T Yale Cekege.-The annual commencement of Yale College was celebrated Wednesday last. Number of aradnaies 73. The masers degsee was confesred vp00 2l aiumni, and upOR two graduates of eer n- :,i,a'i1as Also the h""oGary degree of & 4. m "pog the Hon. George w. Lay. The degree oG M. D. up- on l7 alumni or the Medical Depar!ment cf Yale College. and honorary upon William Hyde. Na!na" Haven Herald states thai Irow six'yGve to sev: en,y have entered inc next Freehaaea Glass. and twelve Iie Sophomore class.-N. r. Daily Adrer 1
 Dialoeue.-" Do you know. General" said | Blair to the old chief while they seated aear em,raznre al the Rip Raps, "do yoH net know that
 t is seriously contemplated to bring General tiars; SO" in the fe!dI' You don't sas so:y sas" ine oM carry of Ohin. Kentucky aad Indiana" Aye" said the groom of the bed q: sha%be. "wo knows "; done--cant you charge him wi,h being hribed y ,Ie bank IT " Why, 10: he is quite poor, and Hev- | CT heard that he had any transactions with the mon. serbu, we can charge ". with never n"s..s ws %s boi what will Dick Johnson say io ihat when he was Sighting ai his side at the battle of the Thames--No, Blair that won do"sssr asssy s mssy ;. y,s se.s N. people: but Pli tell you how ts kiis h'm-eay he nan obstinate, head-siroag old fellow, full of pass'on
 say he e taithiesg to every Wtemd--thas ne uuueE the influence nf sc0undres-with no fixed op!n'on oi his own, anddes,imie ofprincipse. Charge h,m with horse tracing, cock-fghting and dneai'ng' Uec'are
 Una, it elected he viii respect neither the aws nor
 the consiiiuiioa-hat he will take the AresPons,bi'' y sf violating boh at his pleasusc--ihat ne w' use the patronage Of his office 10 bear upon the elections
 tn the several sates-ihaf he will treat tha ctizens and their remonstsaaees with contempt. h shoras make tt appear ihas he snceeeds, ws si,a have nos
 ing but riots violence mons, assassinaons, excite. meni deransement in bnshess. and want of conf i Na sna aeml " AI@Wet0ls but don't yoa iink in these crooked times that we prove only half of this against General Harrso1 thai
 t may rather strengthen him-giving man . had character a.days don't seem hurt hiin mnch, and if we dent stase in the ribs of his military rebu- tation shall despair of doing him injury. Mhi- tary, military, General, s all she go, the people have hurraed Er you, and when you are gone they want tc hurra Gor some one eise." "Whai, sir-whai's that hurra for any oae bui Jacksen-who dares say that No, sir--when am gone there will be noth'ng ssh ao hurra far. No military ma1 wa:i succeed mel am the las, of ,.e Mohicans Get rid of him in any way you please, Biair you mus De sustained ey the parry We wilt consult Kendall, Ire has ksack oi kaltng of our enemies-oDly remember no other Geaefal but the real Oue-n0 must have the glory Ot setV- ing under any other chief while Andrew Jackson | Iises."-N. Y. EveRing Star. Mr Wsbsiey--Ws honor the spirit, apd approve the argument. with which he National lsie'geneer susiains the of tks gesilemea. as candidate ior the Presidency. Amid lhe Iake-wasinness ana backsIidink in ober quarters F sr.i,syng sS near re-asseri the claims of ta emiaeai Statesman, end deriding the bogbeas of hie impaed iedera':a'-as ,l,OuaA Wi that is conservative and vauahe "a the svaaem and oticy Of the GOuaasy nns the Irutt