Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-20

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 roIsat assg ;a'R i5 g gsE7, A@&. now exactly divided year the Whigs had but 5 <, The Tory majority in the Assembly is ed that in New-Jersey also the Tory vose'haslo lost considerably q a'HIIlGygAnw
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 This good oStatew we fear is actually 's sold to thS Rssh sGall ha to give her up ; mind cannot yet Dc made toaet upon matter asto put tin pro per sfaif of teleetion Philadelphia did wel giving whig naaiqri.y 1of more than but the country around has gonefur Van BuEenA far as heard from. f3Kan Bafene Congressncn are chosen and only sor 9Xhigs The win Do Van Rlren also by agreat majority. We shall probably be able to give the full resnit next week The union of the Antma- sonic and Whg parties las not been very complete, whils the Mahlies and Wolfes has becn--the conse- qusFce is aboves stated Still, the papers from there speak of a different result in November, when tie dii- rect question will come up of Vaa Barea or arrisoai 'ftet8 sA4aa1ihr9 n-s-- ..+e fas 4sd 54li ha,
 OFfIO- Partial returns from six or eight counties give very great increase for the Harrison ticket that oflast year. 1.-the returns continue as they have commenced; Gru. Vance, the Whig candidate fer Governor, must be elected by tremendous major ity. Ono Jackson member of Congress kennon) is Cefeated. Weehalt kn0w.more by next week. t,c 5
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 P. S. Further returns we're received yesterday nor. ming from Georgia, g counties out of go give the Whig ticketfor Congress an average of nearly 9O0o majority. co 600 10 lS0O0). Most of the remaining ceanlies are however said to be Van Buren. which may aleerthe complexion faffars consideEabls
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 Rev. Mir. HIcxox, of this town, was on Saturday last released from his pastoral charge here by the So ciesy, to enter upon the Prosssorshp of Ddacc Thc- ology in Hudson College. Ohio ,,f E,sS5q f.,,
 A. the elSbra celcSbrraa tor ti in NewFaven on the 9th inst of the Battle ofthe Thames, invitations were given to dnunber ofecntemento to attend. and among others to our worthy fellowrcitizen, PmNEHAs MINER, Esq.- Sone fOf che answers which were received by the committee published Hast Saturday Palladium -"aietc we HtisiNtS kQpWHg lrpnl N1F NkuleF :-.fi
 sroa iss1 salsaar LgrcHrgELD 3d October, l036 ,q
 Your favor nf fhc 2Gth ht inviting me fO aitendtbe celebration of the anniversary o the Battle of the Thames in youfcitys hn the 5ih inst. came duly fo circumstances admit. twold afford me great peasuru to he present on that occasion. sjas sa eist4Istq
 gtYou aEe entirely right in believing that strongly participate fhe feelings in which the design orenatcd Indeed, at almost anyland every sacrifice | would cheerfully unite with the fienas of country and rallonal hheriy, ln any and all hpnorahe meaps to demagogueS the igosteh power which they now pns- tcss, and place tin the hands Of men ~kose enide would he the ConstitltiSn, and whose only object s ths Court in, this cotny is now in session, my professional d9ties no. only render it ihconvenist but improper that should be absent. S' Sa' a'"'''t"
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 aee last Tmrsdayy passed 6f with as much eclat we believe Is usaal' The regiment was not as full as it sometimes has been; but we thought the first battal ion especially appeared uncominony well-dieve was aiiAfcFnity theit dress which rendered their at pearancervcFy fine. There was one thing that struck asas pafellaTiy objectionable wholesale uraise which the Inspeet6t bestowed upon the ffoops.a We tSte pleasure in looking at well organized and well dissplinea body of sOdiefs we once took pride in d0 ing duty n isht infan,ry company in neighboring state-but we never believed it was good policy or correct principle to besto praise indiscfimnately up on athe troops especially where there is such diver ty as in the l1ih Regiment Instead of incitng the good to appear better has the contrary effect. The Inspector fos this Brigade we think fails in tts respect Instead of inspecting minutely and cIticaIly the arms and accousrcmenis, is his duty, he merely takes the muskst of the soldier into hs hands snsps ihe lock. passes along the line. and thsn adnsasten dcae q iiatiesy to the whole. which, sey De seai soldiers cad delight in doing 4her dnty a,a appearing wen on parade' nus he cxtznmsly Ianssans b ihem, Gen. PHEIrs appeared soss.y good aslvantaee-we should jndse hsn so be seyeY inch d soldisr' -azd if he ssoald entaee upoa Iii Inspecscr saas oiisr duty shah fdlssAe we tiink hs swSula lse llu;iSg sezsieseo the BHsads generally. as weI as indiydu- sgy so the ralk and file of fhe miisa Te have rooa sSldisn. yop mus.hase dseplhe and sac,icians only can siIscs il. " .se1 ( \ s..,. sss,ss ,.,. ,
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