Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-01
Nouther7a md Westsrl Eleaioas.

Southern and Wessrn Eleaions. ,-
 The returns from these States continue to come in much better than we anticipated. -e
 From Alabama, the returns are from 90 counties and give. according to the worst accounts, 4s White men and 8 Vanites ipshs lower branch ofte legislature In the Senate, the Vantes concede small majority against them. The collar papers in the slate speak despondingy of their future prospects loh they at tempt to mi1gle q good deal of hope in their cup of bitterness. i, s., ri ue fI;.ssYsses. i,fsa sH.Hib Indina has gone for Harrison by an immense ma jority. There will hardly be Van Buren men enough in the legislature to save for seed This state has hi terto been very strong for Jackson but when the at- tempt is made to transfer the people to the NewYork Gnmalin, they kick up, and proclaim Harrison their favorte by an overwhelming vote.
 tAskansas, which was admitted into the Union as Stale onya the last session of Congress has just held her first election for Governor and Member of Con- gress The returns received are yet very scatter ing and incomplete but show that though admitted at the present time to give chance to Van Buren for another vote should the election devove Congress, she may be found, like Kentucky, Indiana, &c. on the right side. The country sparsely settled that it yil probably be two or three weeks before full re- turns are received. ay s s-rT
 Illinois and Missouri, though there may be at pre- sent small Van Buren majority in each, can we nl- agne be counted upon with considerable certainty to goaganst him in the fall The tide is setting strongly chat way, and nothing will probably arrest it until the whole West is united against the Magician. A ift
 sNovsh Cdroiind has elected Gen. Dudley twhig) her Governor by at least 40Oo majority over Speght.- The legislature, according to the Van Buren accounts, will be very nearly balanced; but the whigs claim majority of six eight joint ballot This state gave amaionty of l4000 for Jackson in 1882 2--now it has given 4000 for the whg candidate, change of only about 10000 in four years Truly "Old Rip'' is wa waking up, and wiping off the discredit which hereto fore has been attached to her. We give below two extracts to show the spirit of the press here and the hopes which she is destined to intuse into the wg ranks every where. If her election does not have such an effect upon the states of Vrgina and Georgia as to induce them to throw off the collar, and take their stand against the Ned Rucker nominees-ahe Broadway Dandy and the Great Amalgamator-we greatly mistake the state of public feeling there.
 OUR CAUSE TRIUspHANT !-NoRTH CAROLINA RE- DEEMED!-With more pleasure than language can ex- press. do congratulate political friends not only in the State but throughout the Union the glorious result late election. Our candidate for Govern or the patriotic Dudley, is Hnqueetonsbly eIected- His present majority is 250o and it wl be increased
  be heard fromp This settles the question of the Ma tional politics of North Carolina. No local question @ er ns was known to any great extenf and both are beloved by those who know them; no extraordinary exertons of soe e few ekceptions G M have been, as usua @ @ the popularity of Judge White and ts odios political winch the honest people of North Carolina % entertain of the character of Richard M. Johnson, have given us the victory We had every thing to contend against. Spaight and Van Buren with Jackson. Governor Straight was already in office, which created strong feeling in his favor The counties which were most in
 his favor voted week two in advance of the oth- CTS and in some places the people were deceived by assurances from those who knew better that he was % far ahead n those counties shas was Sssss: o
 ous handbils were issued without narne and indus triouly distributed in secret. But all would not do:- and they have triumphed. They have reason to re. joce, and they do rejoice They have reason to hope that they have not only redeemed their own beloved can State of North Carolina will be eltin Virginia in teach our friends in other States, in Pennsylvanina BuTenism is not to battle with Jacksonism The lat ter unconquerabie, but the former may he easily ove,thrown, No state has been more decidedly, and her gallant people would not brook the attempt to transfer the, like flock of sheep to one whose feel ings and interests are antagoniscal and whose sys .temof politics is o!ious to them. ~!
 The state of parties in the Legislature will be close, but we expect to have majority of from to Svotes. his admitted that we have majority in the Senate.
 ,1 tg& .Itf.k3 t4 Ft EdyetteUiHe ObserUer.
 The White banner waves in triumph! The battle is fought and won! The day is our own! The Peo- pie of North Carolina have arisen in their might and the Van Bran forces have been routed horse. foot. and dragoons!! Gen. Edward B, Dudley. the Whig least four thousand! The utter defeat of the Van Bs. ren party in this State, by triumphant vote, is one the most important political events of the times, and out the Union. It conclusively exhibits the steady march Of correct principles and establishes beyond doubt. the political character of the State We have
 not now the slightest msgving that the electoral vote that our majority in November will be less than ten thousand. How can be otherwise In the late con. test the enemy fought, usual under Gen. Jacksons then courage. Still have the Wings triumphed, go- nousy tulnphed. Having contended so successful ly against the master, they wilmake very mncemeat of the man in the great contest ahead:
 ,so e.otttaq htH Raleigh Register, Aug. 22.
 ssince the above was in type, we have accounts from ALABAMA in the Montgomery Journal from all the counties in the State but three where it is stated that there are in the Senate I6 White IA Van Buren members the House. 49 White, g Van Buren, In Missouri, Mir Boegs. the Van Bmen candidate for Governor. has succeeded by majority of about 6Oothe Lieut.. Governor by larger majority, andthe two Congessmen also electedJ ~9 Irs
 The official account from KExrUCKY gives Clark, the Whig candidate for Governor. majority of 6096 flor It. Gov. Wickli6e 333s-and . large majority of Whg members in both branches of the Legislature.
 In Mississipp, election for two Senators to sup ply vacancies in Kinds county was held in the early part last onth The Van Buren folks insisted up.