Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06


 candidate, and in York and Oxford districts the Van Burcn candidates are elected. In Lincoln, Mir, Bai ley, the Whig candidate, according to the last ac- counts, wants few votes and there is no choice In the Cumberland, Waldo, Hancock and Washington, and Penobscot and Somerset districts there is no choice. The genenl result is, one Whig and two Van Buren men chosen, and five vacancies. ei'4'9
 Maine Elect;On-The Lincoln Patriot reports the votes in Lincoln district for MT. Bailey, the Whig can. tlidate, 27I8; MT Cifey 2549 scattering 345 There is accordingly no choice. t,ss.t, n, ,r,-,,.,,,,
 NeD York.--A Van Buren Convention, consisting of delegates from the Counties of the State of New York, met at Syracuse on Monday last, and nomina- ted William l.. Marcy for reelection as Governor, and John Tracy for Lieutenant Governor. The votes were, for Marcy ll7, scattering 5-Eor Tracy ll6, scattering g. An electoral ticket for the State was also agreed on.
 The D.1erence.-" Have you not always been . sup porter of Gen. Jackson 2 said tory few days since, to an old democrat, who speaking of the danger ofelevatng such man as Martin Van Rurcn to the Presidency. "Yes,' was the reply, " always went the "whole shoat'' for Old Hickory, but don'glike pork well enough to swallow hog.yOke."--Br Brooms Republ;caa. II a"is ,s9 ass7 ,seNs
 Post OGce AccohmOlaaioas-"A Any letter for me 10 day, Sir 2" For you no-oh' thuDdered old GrifE asabear, the postmaster. Tom" says the PM. ba bystander aa soon as the questioner had gone-- Ton, what the devils that fellows name r. "You fool Look on his letter and see" b,.. ~5}e4
 We learn from the Nashville Union that the Presi-
 dent of the United States wasto leave the Hermitage for Washington on the eshinstant 1t is said that he will pass up the country to Buao, where he win be met by the Vice President MT. Van Buren. and both proceed to Washington via Albany and New-Y York 1d @a 7itt'it9 5s@"7l 1jtf .a Ravtford Pafrios.l.
 E" Harpess Homs "--The political harvest has come in finely The crops of the "Famer of fNorth Bend," are more abundant than was anticipated. His farms in Kentucky, Indiana, and Vermont. have given . rich return for the labors of the husbandman. His plantations in Louisiana, Alabama, and Missouri, have lldone we'll But in North Carolina, where it was reported that northern insect was making great ravages, the yield s most bountifni. In all those States, the harvest weather was fine, and the crops have heen housed in excellent order. Tho hreshiag will commence in November.-Alb. Ado. '1'''' 's'R
 The American Board for Foreign Missions held their Annual Meeting at the Centre Church. in this city, the past week. The Rev. Dr.. Goldman of Dor chester, Mass, delivered the annual sermon. A large number of clegymen from abroad were present. A subscription of about 924OO0 one half in caah and the other in pledges, was raised.-Havvord Cour.ks
 Ese.-The lasge cabinet establishment in Norwich, known as sa Aliens Factory" was burnt to the ground together with the buildings adjoining, on F- day evening last The amount of property destroyed E estimated at eis0oo about sOoo of which s cover ed by insurance ..nis98tt ifwe,s E n,,,. E,sagni 7 EiinoisaFfOm the fas tl.s tory papers have been making about tseir vieofy i Illinois, ws were ineIin- ed at first, to believe tat t whigs had been com petely routed in that siaie and that no hope of
 dem2tion could be indnlged. On obiaining fie re- turns complete, however. the matter presents very encouraging aspect. The number Of votes given Ear members Of Congress in the state is 5 900. Ofthese the tory candidates received l9,l9l and the whigs Iel09, making the whole tory msiorisy lOes! The three tory members arc reelected, but such is the brilliant Van Duren vicsosy in stats where the ad- minisratiun party have heEesoiaEe unienAy cassisd about two4hirds of the votes. At this rate cf publican aain' the whies win have the state st te next elecsion. PesgA AkssPsis Eagk. ,..,,
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