Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25

Characteristic Loco Foco Outrqge.-The Lcgsla-
ture of New Jersey at it's recent session referred the
question of the division of the township of Harrington
Bugen county, to the voters Of the township residing
on the est Of the Hackensac River, which part
proposed TO erect into new township, to DO called
Washington, and which, it was understood, would be
Wig while the old township would remain Loco Foco.
The poll accordingly opened on the 4h instant.
and after about 100 votes had been taken, Loco Foco
from the other side Of the river presented his vote,
which was refused the ground Of his not residing
in the district. Upon which, after using abusive Ian.
guage he retired and few minutes after, about
twenty five Loco Focos came in and carried off the
box; when, having succeeded in accomplishing this
object, they were rewarded by Of the leaders Of
that party by dinner at his house (! We forbear
commenting on this truly characteristic violation Of
the Ballot Boxes by the Loco Foco Perry c,,,.:..
Hon. Noadiah johnson, n Member of the Senate Of
this State, <Adm) from Delaware County, died at
Albany on Thursday night of last week. By this
death, the third Senate District will be required to
elect two Senators in November-Mr. Johnson 9
term not expiring ill next year The District gave
40 Administration majority in $1,000 votes last Fall
Ne,r- Yorker
The wreck Of the North America steamboat, her
furniture, machinery, plate, &c., and the interest Of
the company in the N. River Steamboat Association
were sold ut auction yesterday. and brought only
1900. The N. A. was one OF the most splendid OF
the boats not only Of the Hudson, but Of the world
She had been retted during the last season, and had
been put in all respects in perfect order and had cost
the owners altogether about $4,000. Placed, at the
close of the season. at the foot Of the Pier she was
swept away BY the great ice flood in January, and
what remains Of this once nobe boat has been sold for
a song.-Albany Argus.
Rowland Hal.-On one occasion Of his preaching q
charity sermon he said once got 81 600 for char.
ity sermon hope shall get ne much to-day. But
observe-f any Of you In debt. don't put any mo-
ney on the plate. Recollect-take time-deliberate.
II any of you money. be just before you are gen.
erous Stop, though! On second thought those who
don't give will be pointed at--"Oh he or she is in
debt" &c.
Maple Ssgqr.--A Mr.. Findley, in Washington Co.
Pa, has made the past season from three maple trees
seventy pounds Of dry sugar. and two gallons Of mo-
lasses.
Werry Mysterious -" There must be a very con-
siderable variation in the value Of wagrant voters"
said one loafer to another how 10 il that you gets
two dollars for voting for Waran, an only one p
"vy, you see. you votes only in one ward. an
votes in tro, an heard ono fellow say les. election
,ha, Bill Price gin him seventeen dollars, eos w he
voted in all he wards."-N ]. Timss.
We announce with sincere regret the death Of fisz.
ekah Niles, late Of ss eisy. who departed this lite
yesterday morning OF soelock OF Wilmington, where
he has resided ioV some time pas. 10 mos. feeble
state Of health. Az the editor and proprietor Of Niles
Register the deceased entitled hrnaslf 10 the graft.
,uds ofhs eouniTymsn In furnishing the bee, record
sx.sn, Of passRg events IL national OV oanl ImpoT
lanes. Ths success u the american System can
perhaps hs slbuled 70 no individual In greater de-
gree Than 70 Ilsssklah Miles, Ilslilmow Ams'is@"'
LOafsv.-Ons who visits The printing olIIse' ops"s
the desk and drawers, and reads lhemanOse'p1s ana
supsmeIIpIIOns Of lsIOy, 10 ind cut Their auIho''