Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-10
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

from sne V0SncsHe 46ep00<ec0u, WOO. 2Is
We received no papers from this State ON Thurs.
day night. when they were due. We are indebted
Tor the following cheering information TO the Coum-
hia Observer, received last highs:
Mississippi-.We have heard from 10 counties,
Ly"ch .he White candidate for Governor) has recei.
we'd $3.50. Run0eIs 10 popular man, aud has been
ha. little personal popularity, and enersanc political
opinions we have been info med, still o"popu-
bar. Under nil these disadvantages, the White can
BETTER AND BETTER!
Extract Of a letter 70 one Of the Editors from Mem.
her elect to the Mississippi Legislature.
" Our elections over. Out Of Six members 10
abe Legislature from this county, only One 10 in favor
Of Van Buren,. Indeed, the White ticket. both for
CounIy and State o,i"S is going bravely ahead
1T stand pledged to o,e ior no Van Buren, ma" for
Uqed States Ssnator--as do large majority Of our
I More Batter and Beuer"-The Louisville Jour
nal pabishes the above, and says" Since the above
was a type. we have been put 10 7ossees'o" Z" very
recent inlel geAce. Senator Black OF Missss'pp ar
rived here Yesterday in steam boat, after short pas
aage from Vcksburgh, and brings news OF the most
cheering character. Before leaving Vicksburgb, he
saw full from jackson, ,he sea! OF Govern.
men. Of Mississippi from which il appeared, that
Lynch was elected Governor by majority Of three or
four hundred Runnels; that large majority OF
ees Of the Legsaiure and that one Of the two White
candidates was elected to Congress. The character
Of the sa,urs said to he SUCH that tho cleo
ZION Of Mr.. Walker Of any other Van Buren, man 10
che Seoas Of tie United States is entirely Of the
question Mr.. Poindexier, we hear, will be the man.
10 stated. that 80 votes in ihe Assembly are certain
inr him. and that l6 doubtful, the whole number
OF votes 10 that body beog TO-"
This 10 rather too favorable TO expect from that
state, and We shalt therefore wait few days longer
before zoe raise the cry Of" ell hail Mississippi" This
aa,s has % long been "givrO up her idols" that
the whigs had almost determined "les her alone
She may vet come out. Messrs. Black and Poi"dsx-
,ss her present and late Senator'S 10 Congress. were
both elected a. jackson mem bot when they had Ia
ken their seats, and remained year two al Wash
ue,on and Witnessed the sslshness and eorrup,ions in
the aduias.ra.ion, like honest men they abandoned
the administration and ranged themselves under the
hammer Of the Observation-Disclosures Ih-mseh 80 upo'
their country and .her constituents for jdssi6caiion-
Tina, cosn,ry hos sustained them: and il would be
h.ppv circumstance il their constituents should 90 ia
approve Of lher 70 reeect the latter TO MI
now vacant sea,. Msn who will throw themselves 10
10 the breach when the liberties OF their country are
danger should he iorsakea by grateful people
GFNotwi,hsMndine the sppsHr0acs OF 'he accoun'
Z; 10 favorable 20 our side, the Van Barren papers aist
Chain the majority the authority Of private letters
We shall therefore wait until the meeting Of sgs
lasuro before wO announce ee5sOsn result.
a V0oo
pers Of larse tree 10 Virginia, 6ees4 inches 10 cir
cnmsereuce near the base Of lhe trunk. which yields
abe present year $50 bushsls Of apples. " Jo' gear
old, and 70. eo0sissss thrifty in appearance.
Mr.. SsiOmoa March, this so~n, seeing this ass'c'
Of aeve. ls At oar Office lass week some Of the %
piss lswsssl taken from tree on his farm. which
spwards Of sns ksadFsd ysas old. Two feet from I'd
erOund is circamfsssnes 10 II fest inches-'s eli
cold in appearance. and ~ thrifty 40 any tree 20 10
osehard-is bore apples enough this scar 20 make ]
barrels Of cider. or 100 bashsis. Widow Marsh, VII
died the past summer. aged 9S years. ssmsmesssd Oh
srss 10 have been an odish oas when she arst move
into The neighborhood. upwards of7O years sso.
The Aiabsms Lseislsssrs assembled 81 Tssesl0O'
On The 10Th VII, 10 The Senate. bs@ss' D. moo'
,vas elected PEssdan, by majority Of votes 90
,a ,ha Houss, JAmea w. M'Claag the Speaker "
.naIOrI,y-bO'h white NEE, and opposed BY vss ~
zen candidates. Mr. M'C. haS 90 our kRowlsdes bee
oppessd 70 Jackson % we'll ~ bio hsl''