Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-10-25

! From lie Augusta Chronicle Friday Evening OeE r.
GEN. WADDY THOMPSON REFLECTED!
We learn by gentleman who arrived q this city
this evening, in the Greenye Stage, that Gen: Wad-
dy Thompson 10 reelected TO Congress ia the Green
SiIle; s g District, by n1sj0rlty Of ONE THOU
iOrity in Pendeton was l0It and in Greenville IS
This is the best news since the reelection Of Daw-
son, with the balance Of the States Rights Ticket in
! this State.
Harrisbnrg, Pa. Oct. A.-Afier all, the Wings have
carried the Assembly. The votes from the County ct
Philadelphia, giving majority to the Wing candid
~ Of the CcmmonwesI here. and recorded. The
Wing delegates from the County of Philadelphia will
be qualified and take their seats, and continue in the
exercise OF their duties until they are onsed, y tteH
give the Wings majority in the House of fGUO, ac-
cordng to the present calculations. OF course, the
election Of Wing Speaker, CLERK, &c. is certain
election is decided-let it 60 which way it will,he
State Treasurer Auditor, and Y. s. Senator will he
The returns, so far, Justify the belief that the new
constitution is rejectcd.-JOGrnat Of COmHeerce.
| GEoRG1A.-It is now admitted even by the Globe,
that the Wing Congressional ticket in Georgia is
elected and the Globe man endeavors to console hm-
self in The belief that three Of the individuals on that
ticket have expressed themselves in favor OF divorc-
ing Bank and Stue." We believe this to be the fact
in regard to two three Of them. But it so happens
that these very individuals run the lowest on tie Wing
ticket, and Mr. Dawson, the only Wing from that
state in the present Congress and who voted against
stands next to Mr.. Dawson and he came out deci-
dedy against the Sub TreasIryin favor Of Nation
al Bonk-and in favor If Henry Ccy for the Presiden-
Georgia is nntiVan Buren, and anti Sub Treasury, all
Mr.. Calhoun's efforts notification 70 the contrary
| Notwithstanding -COuruMt. & &E T
PENNsyIvANlA,-In 1885, owingioa division in the
Iackson.Van Buren, ranks in Pennsyl vania, Governor
Ritner, Wing, was elected by plurality OF votos,
falling short Of majority II 969. The Van'es heing
Wol6es and Mules, from their respective leaders.
Muhlenburg's was 4o,sss -. .oo ~u
Ritner's vote was Ii, Y4,O3l s
Wanting Of a mai. ie,969
son Van Buren, S,ate and has never given a Wing
| majority. IDS 8a ,.,
Ia the present Congress, ten Wings, and eighteen
vacancy afterwards occurring BY the death Of Loco
! Foco, Mr.. Naylor, Whig was chosen ,Atthe pres
ent time, the delegation stands II Wings and II Lo.
by minority, and shall retain al the other ground
| before occupied--Cona. COMranf. 4 3 a.
! $50 - ~ n 4
The poor Loco Focos cheated as wsWallt now turns
out that David r. Porter whom the Loco FOcos have
been working go hard to mike Governor of Pennsyl'
vania is Conservative, and was only Sub treasury
ill the Election. Thus the Loco Focos are always
humbugged by their leaders. sts
Election Frauds in Ne,O JerseyIt Is alledged, for
instance that in small ds,ric. in Bergen county,
N. J., there thirty-6ve Wing voters prepared to
make affidavit, that they, each one ofthem, voted the
Wing ticket and yet, when the ballots were counted
although in number they agreed with the poll list
there only twenty-five votes for the Wing ticket.
OF course. thirteen Wing ballots must have been TAX
out Of the box and many Loco Foco tickets sub.
s,,ued for them. Other incidents are mentioned
tending to corroborats the belief that the ballot boz It,
self has been systematically Standardization.
The Req Mr. Force. The Methodist Clergyman.
Loco Foco leaders Of New Jersey Loco Focos put up
for Congress- the Rev. Mr. Force, for the purpose Of
trapping into his support the worthy and influential
class OF Me!hodiss- the Loco Foco !ntides. whom
sey, scratched him of, and he runs the lowest on the
ucKet -ArLLy Pc. sd. f.GrF.e .R,o,