Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-27

all of which since the glorious from Georgia and but 4s votes Now let us suppose that he should get euery doubtL Sate, including Virginia and Arkdnsas, andt will be seen that then he would have only IA votes, whereas 146 is necessary for choice In such case the election would go into the House of Re- presentatives, and we need not add that Tn that tngency, the election would fall on Harrison White, either of whom would administer the Government on Whig principles, and not only cause the constitution be respected the sheet anchor o national and individual safety, but re-esablish the supremacy of Laws. Is not this stake worth conrending for" a consummation most devoutly to be Wishcd"?
 Correspondence of the Nesc- Fork Express.
 EXPLANATION OF PARTIES IN GEORGIA.
 AUGUSTA, October l3
 My opinion is that "the Union ticket, as it is call ed, is elected by small majority but his yet, is not certain In the counties, however, bordering up- on the Cherokee county the States Right party do expect togain, but lose tre Union party, by the way, IS cunous name for these sq"atseTs among the Indians, of late, they much heed law or goS- pei, much less union. .s,'s aes3-.-..&.. .es
 You may now set down Georgia as decidedly Anti Van Burcr as any State in the Un;on. Heare sure not even probability sibity, might say-that he can get the vote of the State. speak thus dec dedly, for know the people of Georgia-know the parties, and know on what principles they vote.- Planters here do not gee and ha'c as they do in the Northern States. Our stump-speaking system keeps the people right The newspapers cannot lie them tneir G ana mase many oi them m believe , North. .~
 Hear me, then, and will tell you all about our par ties. I. for example, being Northern man, m what have ever voted for what called the Union ticket disliked the movement of the Notification party in South Carolina, and have ever opposed them when when the attempt was made to make Van Buren the head of the Union party, was off and no matter what they call me, whetherit be Nulli6et or Pewter Mug;
 Ysn od staa ass were once Adams men, would have come off with me, if the members of Congress on the Union ticket November. All of then intend to unite, and to the Little Magician LEETLE eette further up Salt River than he was ever rowed before. Such piece What on earth should have ever put into mems heads the idea of making such little collection of hu- mantes, done up in broadccth, PRESIDENT of these United States! But Dick Johnson, after him, wife, children, and whole cloud of blackies this is too much for me-Tm off, "'. yHN ,t
 ELECTION RESULTS AND PROSPECTS; ;, State place the WRS @ candidate for Governor nis $ thousand votes ahead of the Van Buren candidate 1; and yet from the very unjust apportonment of repre-. sentaves amongst the several counties. made by the Jackson party at the last session. 1t is doubtful whet- CT there will he majority of Wings returned to the State Legislature. The Constitution of Ohio limits the number of members in her Legislature to l0S- be apportoned evefy four years amongst the different counties of the Sate according to the number of white male population This periodical ,apportionmer de- happened to be a large Jackson majority. This ma jorty bent on maintaining the ascendancy of the par ty, at all hazards, so arranged the representation
 s yosoa of duty sna good preponderance to Jackson counties at the expense Tn many cases, of Whg counties having much larger S saeh has 1Ss SSf the
 pected equal the number of their adversarics in the Legislature, notwithstanding the iniquitous apporon- ment; and this, considering the disadvantage will be doing nobly. In the next Congress the Whigs will have eleven certain probably twelve, out of the nne- teen members which the State sends to Congress-ib
 All Hal Ohio !-The Reserpe-We have received unofficial returns from all the counties in the Reserve save Huron, which will probably give us a majority. We have, as far as returns have been received loty for the Harrison ticket of between six and thousand The returns from Huron county may swell the majority to seven thousand! Three thousand more than the delegates pledged to the Convention- We have indeed achieved great, glorious victory ! more favorable than was sexpected-exceedng the an- ticipations of the most sanguine paper.
 sSs.F SEs11 n.a 1FS6 KHo% Sz HM Hts D OF PoIfTIcAL INTEGRITY; and most H 10 of those high qualities of the mind, which, wherever they may be found, humby trust no minor differences in mat ten ot human opinion will ever prevent me from du. ly acknowledging yielding ajust respect Cunning and certain species of popular talent he indeed pos sesses. But these only render him the more danrer ous in times of public excitement and illusion When he first entered Gen. Jacksons cabinet. | expressed my serious gisgivings ss to the result Judge Mo mischiefs which then apprehendedr have been more than verified: His whole coyisse has heea that of s POLITICAL DISORGANIZER. whsneves i;I ;t comld promote his selfish schemes. Party arrancemenfs and even the SACRED TIES or PERSONAT FRIENDSHIP, have both by turns been coldy sacri- feed on the altar of his NsATIATE AMBITION" ltfon. S0gssst 1r Kean.
 HuNTsyILE, tAlao Sept. 27.
 Emigrating 1ndians.-A body of about sod Creeks under the charge Of the removing agent, Col Wm H. Campbell, reached this place on fiursday last. and left on the next day for their residence beyond the Mississippi. They are the uppeE Creeks, and | chiefly from the counties of Benton and Tailadega.- the intention of the agent to march theHfaM the way by land to Cantonment Gibson. This pnrton of 1 the tribe seemed well reconcied to their destiny The whole nation, about lsOO0 in number are said to have commenced their journey to the wilder regions of the far West where, if they do not find more congenial homes they will at least be free for while from the avarice and cupidity of the white man. .... s MARRIED, .'.
 Tn Plymouth, on the 2Oth inst. by Rev Mir. Jones' 1 MT; Eber E. Kimberly of Plymouth, to Miss Martha N. DriscolI of Goshen. In Middletown Thomas b. Mutter Esq of PhiIa. 1