Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-16

VOTES in favor of the Whigs. Such victOry-such achange-such rescue of the state from bad men to good-from power and patronage to principle-s en- tirey unexampled in the history of politics in this country. But we have not room to make many re- marks-and in lieu of any of ours we give place to what follows, from the N Y. Express, respecting the election in the city:
 HuTrah for the |" Democracy of Numbers"
 Ten Thousand Cheers for NeU- York. IamnaGny taken and to let Cnmbreleng and
 Moore Instructed to Resign.
 & 2929 WHTG MAJORITY.
 0T The DEMOCRACY OF NUMBERS, in his onward march has at last reached the city and the neghbor hood of New York-and the noble Wings of this city now have the power of following in the footsteps of their lustrious predecessors in Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island, Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Ohio, New Jersey, and North Carolina-under whom it is "gory enough to serve'' in such a cause. We have now the high honor of annoancing complete and TRIUMPHANT VICTORY OVER all ll-of Tammany and the Loco Focos combined. We have routed with Wa teroo defea THE UNITED FORCES of the adversary and we have THROUGHOUT established, and reestabIished, the WHTG AscENDANcY in New York. Considering the prodgious force of the office holders here the enor- nous sums of money with which they have been fur nished from Washington, and which they have here poured forth like water-cOnsdering that this is the Van Buren strong hod-the tower of strength on which he has staked his all, and the very birthplace and nursery ground ot the Loco Foco principles on which he has based his administration is of the grearest and most glorious victories has been good fortune, even among the many, to record. In Announcing it. we not only feel thrilling pride and pleasure but thankfuness to that Providence which has saved us from the terrible scourge of such princ- pies as are advoca'ed cd by Fanny WrighH3 Ming. and that worst class ot English Radicals in their rain.-, No calamity could have been awful as the triumph of lnfdelity, Agrariansn and that Robesperre clan who have nov rushed with the buffalo herd into Tam many Hall. We feel that we owe many of the Con ter Tamnany til ltis pnrged of Ming and all his rain ton, we recommend the frequent reading of this Men no! heard from the State, but Mr. Van Bnren knows @ majoritiea, which have heretofore secured him his power. The city entire is now lost to him. Kings County is also lost Q1ren's is lost too Whatever cisve gains Thus MT. Van Buren sees his own State caving away from under him, even in the first nine months of his administration; and State which carry, though he he s citizen and '' its favorite son." Will he hear this public admonitiop from his own friends? Deaf though he has heen to the Whig triumphs all sides of the Union, will he be deaf to the mighty admonition of his New-York? Or will he abandon the miserable corps of it's Wrgh,s and it's Cambrelengs, it's Mings its SIamms and it's who have some interest in the State, some stake in the common good, some sense of policy, if not of right and wrong
 To the Wings of the Union. we say, we have res bonded to your call. New-York has not been recre- ant to the cry of Justice, Patriotism, and Humanity You know, but little of the nsdious and .prodigious power we have huinbled at last-but we have done our duty, our whole duty. and we know shall have your thanks First of all the communities after MT Van Btren came into power, we eda forlorn hope in April last--tle Van Buren men having them divided but now we have beaten the Van Buren forces united, compact, and 6rm We have gloriousy clo sed the Whig campaign. Congress will meet anon, Halls at Washington
 The whole vote is a5,2O3. For Mayor in April, the whole vote was ,999, which shows slight increase now. but great increase in tsct. as go many have been driven by the pressure of the times from the city
 SCENES OF THE NIGHT.
 The moment the sun sank behind the hills, the members ofeach party began to assemble; the Locos at Tammany and the Wings at Masonic Hall. In an hour after tho polls closed began to he rccev cd, At Tsminany the whole building was lighted up and the Transparehcies shone bright. Report after report poured in, of the result of the Whig wards The First came in; then followed the Second and hundred T seed he e with .be and they began leaving the old wigwam no, unlike rats deser,ing sinking ship. At 10 o'clock the lights were extingushed and the I.ocos all fled. All was as client as the grave, and not an orator torch to be tound. Mcssrs. Ming and Price, who harangued the Buffalo L'cos on the steps of the City Ha and exhibit procession of triumph, were where to be found. The bands of music, te torches and banners. that were in readiness for splendid display, all secretly removed.
 At the Masonic Hall the scene was beyond the pow of description. The Hall will contain about three thousand persons, and if it's cOmpass had been ten thousand it would have been filled to overfiowing.- Not fourth part of the persons that went there could get n could they reach the portals for the times was full. We have been actively engaged for thirty years in the political contc of the day. and CT have we seen any thing to compare with it. In- decd, within that period, has there been any similar S aGea~ sk.z- began to ponr in. First the Third Ward was report ed with 643 majority, the largest ever known, and greater than had been aticpated. The joy and exu- 6S2 Whig majority, nine cheers given for the old Second. Next in order was the Fifteenth Ward, and here was the battle ground of the Conservatives 9l4 majority was announced The reaction was great, would not believe it; when ascertained, the cheers were incessans. A majority of 22l in the Fourth was equally surprising that ward has fought against fear full odds, and is deserving of all praise. The Fifth, cheers for the redemption of this ward deaenng. The "bloody Sixth" which had been set down 400 against the Whigs. gave only I'll, showing that our friends had been as active as any ot the wards that ies ward. the 7th great anxiety was manifested to know it's fate particularly as S24 votes had been pol led. and as it the seat of the office holders When the Whig majority was declared to be 3O5 there was the Iammanyi party counted upon 100 majority es good ior them, and this only tour years ago. IS truly
 The Old Eighth, the larges. in the city, contrary to in contest of 35l8 votes is most cheering Only a few years ago, the old Echfh was put down nod for Tammany, at 600. The Ninth Ward once tiae worst In the cty gave only 300 against us showing that our The Tenth Ward, the seat of Ming's power and the strong hold of Tammanv, gave only S3l against the