Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-25
THE LIN 0UIRER. LITCHFIELD, AUGUsT Ss. Isae.

vehicle held in this village on Monday last for the purpcse of putting in nomination candidate for Flee tor of President and Vice President pledged to the support of Van Buren and Johnson, SErn P. BrrRs, Esq, of this town, obtained the nomination. Several towns of the county were represented as we are little too democratic to De fmished with the official authenticated statement of the proceedngs our read ers must look to the next number of the Hartford Times for Q correct account of them4S ssA iaSsA;
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 WESTERN AND SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
 The returns SsAEey come in ftcm the South and West are most cheering to the heart of the patriot The cause Sscuhd principles appears to De spreading understanding westward. Light is bursting forth, di, the people begin to appfeciate the character of Van Btre ast should be appreciated aside from the glare which the military fame of Gen. Jackson has attempt- ed to throw around it. While poor old Connecticut has but now suffered herself to become the mere tool of the Albany junto the West and South are ris ing in their might and shaking off theineubus which has heretofore been fastened upon them. God grant them speedy deiverance from every yesdge of Van Burensnl 2 g a 1.-The following aresthe returns as received by the mails of Monday and Tuesday mornings, which we copy from the N. Y. Dayies.
 kTt0f10K& k[esMH-ltNdtey -Efecked.-We understand from gentleman who left Raleigh on Monday eve nlne, andWhe arrived ina dvance of the mail, that, on Monday evening, returns had been received from twenty counties, in addition to those already re- ceived, which gave Dudley, the Whig candidate for Governor, majority of nearly three thousand votes The counties yet to be heard from will increase the naJority The Van -Bnren party had given5up all the House of Commons, whilst the Whgs felt conf dent of success there also.s Two stages filled with Wings eatne into Greensborough on THesday. having flags flying inl1onorpf the victory. We believe all these particulars relied upon National 1ate, geaeer, ANg. i6S -G
 The FFospea--No political obiectis to be achieved now by bQas6ng ofthe success of the friends of Judge nating the advocates of pure administration of our Governrsent throughout the Union, on the dawn of brighter ega in North Carolina Unlessal indications are falaeious, ,6and all tests idle and inconclusivef any relace is to be placed on the estimates of the political strength of our party in the Wes-our Wing ty of from five toten thousand yotes and there will be handsome Wing majority in our Legislature. Gran vile and Orange counties have done nobly and the issue in those twoslone, has done more to iffnse panig in the Van Buten ranks tha. alpost the con m that Dudley is now ahead andhe will continue soto the end of the race. It will be indeed. proud day heavy majoity A few days will determine. A's v .
 .a rZgwxg RalagA Register, Aug. l6.
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 z Coon NEws 1.-The Alton, III. Spcctator Van Blu fen paper. admits that MT. Gatewood, the Whig didate for Congress from that District. is elected. g
 GLORIOUS NEWS FROM INDIANA. s,ef , The Cincinnati Whig of the 18th, states that the news from Indiana is more cheering than the most Fanguine ofthe friends of the General could have