Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-09-27

which has been advertised to take place at North
Canaan on the 9th of October nela, will be held at
SHARON, instead If Canaan:
Keep Firing 1.-The lOkeys, through their organs
the Times and Register, have called State Conven-
ton to be held at Hartford on the 3st of October
next-each town to be represented by delegates not
less than FIVE in number. What particular object is
to be accomplished by holding meeting at that
Of the year we are unable to divine 1t is after
most of the fall elections in this State will have been
held and 30 long before the spring elections that an
other must be held preparatory to that campaign
However, friend Truman has gone to Hartford and
perhaps on his return he can Inform all about it ;
not, we must inquire of Gov. Beers for the benefit Of
the lokeys. ..l-.s5 ...L gag aga
The Hartford Times gives notice that hereafter that
paper will not be published semi-weekly, but only
weekly, tits found TO be Eather tax upon the
Enlistment" What is not that paper able to sup
port ITSELF under the supervision Of that everlasting
talented man Henry A. MITCHELL without elemosyna-
ry aid as ss@3 s.r.E. &es
Equalization we think had better transfer his
communication to some more appropriate medium
for publication than political paper 1t is subject to
his order. 3" .i..> l". -r
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Wines ArrENrroN-In about one week the most
Of the annual town meetings in this State, for the
choice of Selectmen, &c will be held. Mr. Niles
has issued his orders to his troops to be the ground
Will every wing deem it his duty to be there, too3
We trust there are none who will deem these cleo
tons unmportant to require 9y particular aten-
ton. They might be ordinarily bat our opponents
this year steal the march upon US, they will make
great account of the smallest success no matter by
what means In view of these facts, we again urge
every wing in the State to aend to this bHsiness-to
the discharge Of any other obligation Theloco focos
are At work-there 10 no mistake about it-but they
can effect nothing il the wings but true to them
selves.-N. Haven Palladium. @ -. E
TIE Presidency Boston Atasr 1.-THE leading
whig paper in Massachusetts, is in article Of
column and half in favor Of Gen. Harrison as a
good reasons for his position, though we conceive
he does not say all half he might have said in favor
Of Mr.. Clay as the available candidate. The article
creates some sensation YET as Zen ha Ia , stands
it can engender no unpleasant feelings Inc Atlas,
Of course, avows readiness to support the candidate
Of the Whg Natopa CS9vsn.,on, De- he Gen: harri
will be the feelings Of all true whgs-ib. hfH
MA1SE.-The Locos would have been glad to have
been able to cry out with sincerity great reactions
in Maine 20 but an increase Of ten thousand wing
votes there gives the lie to any such pretence Tho
the iocos have gained votes, the gain has not been
from the wing ranks-they have merely got out their
own yotess-and il they have always had majority
there as the late election seems to Indicate they GER
tany are entitled to the benefits oft. While they.
then, have reason to be satisfied with the result OF
their efforts tbs wings have none to be dissatisfied
The late result has not disappointed us.-lb.
MAINE ELscroN.--CoRRRcrIoN.-W made Mr.
Fairfeds vote one thousand large in paper Of
Saturday. The correct aggregate OF the returns re-
ceived win be found tobe very nearly as fo!lcws:
e'st $50" ssSss
Fair6eld's plurality over Kent 2eH
Deduct the scattering a% 4O
Eair6e,ds majority over oil others s s,;So !,
this year about 5000 larger.-Poy Courier.
SENATE.-The Wings have elected lO-whoe num-
Der IS
The Representatives elected 50 Far as heard from,
stand thus -
Lincoln "A; Oxford :; somerse, s; PenObscO, 4 ;
Hancock 2; Washington 3--62.
VAN BuREN--York 10 Cumberland 10 /; Lincoln 9;
Kepnebec 3; Oxford II Penobscot 4; Somerset IL !;
In towns in York, 6 in Cumberland, Q in lincoln.
in Oxford, n Somerset, and in Waldo, no choice
was effected on the day Of election.
| MArNE.--In the towns Of Falmouth, New G!ouces-
ter, and Mnot, where there was no choice tor Repre-
sentatives on the 10Th nst the Wings turned out no
| bly, on Monday week and elected three men good
] lLLJNoIs-SruARr ErEcrEp.-We learn from the
Evening Post that the vandalia State Register Wan
Buren, paper) of the 9Th inst. admits the election OF
Stuart W to Congress. Its footings for all the coun-
| ties in the district except Boon and Witnesses are
DounIass. tV.B), l8OsO
S,,.r,,s mai. ...1 rs
whi,sside. and Boon are each reported to have
given majority for Douglass, winch YOU'D 1 reduce
nal, however thinks the returns OF the former county
are included with those OF Oge and Of the latter with
those Of Winnebago, IN which case the Ga above are
les Of the Vandaia Register are received here, and
we have not been able to get sight OF one The fact
however, that 1t admits the election 81 STUART we con-
| slider decisive Of the result-JOur. Com. t
| Loco Foco MUsTER-A general meeting OF the Go
yernment Office holders in this State, conasnng OF
Collectors, Tide Walters, Pos;masters, MsrshaIs
them alone took place in this city on Monday last Tor
the purpose Of making arrangements 70 take care OF
the interests Of the People for the ensuing year. and
lhe more eectuay control the politics OF the State
by Sringing the patronage Of GOcernment into con-
;ce WiiI he freedom Of eieciions." Fresh orders viii
probably be issued forthwith to the plant subaerns
time arrives, however, that the People will show these
potieal schemeFs that they are considered UNFIT
ADVISERS" inasnueh as ,hsy are Only Ip: ",k:ng q
their salaries and e1r Oredd. -10ry0To EotTsOt ana
DemOcraf, ". b. ft w
PorrrTcAI ExrEMENcY.-The following paragraph,
from Judge Whites recent speech at Knoxville, con"
tains the true doctrine Of political eEpedseaca doc.
trne which some NAV stiematize as 5detestabe, but
which Is nevertheless the only ground upon which
men can ever act together for the accomplishment Of
any common object There are, indeed. some hard
headed persons who find il next 70 impossible ever 10
make sacrifice Of their own stubborn sellwill-men
who dignity inclination with the name OF PrIncple'
and who attempt TO find some consolation tor the IN
significance and helplessness which they reduce
themselves in singing hymns 20 the harden OF sollta-
~ grandeur" those who find it agreeable, are wei
come to enjoy TO their hearts content bat seems TO