Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-08-29

vernon, Polk, ". b. rs S,OoS
The Congressional Delegation stands, z wings
loco foco Legislature-Se IA loco foco-ll
whig House, AZ loco foco-S3 wing.
NoRrH CARorINA-The result of the Congression-
al election in this State is fully known butthe returns
are not entirely perfect. Six thorough loco fccos and
one Sub Treasury Mr c. Shepard1 who is to all in
tents of the same party-making z; five substantial
wings and one (Mr Fisher who has hitherto been
and still processes to be wing, but who is distrusted
by portion Of the wing party and claimed by the 9TH
er. Mr.. Fishersa strong friend and admirer OF Mr..
Calhoun. His district is the most decidedly loco toco
in the State.
| AIABAMA-The result of the election in this State
is fully ascertained, Says The New Yorker0 The
Congressional Delegation viii stand ""
DIST R.u 1sG0 Chapman gSsp FIT George wH w. crabb
H. David Hubbard, " James Dellett, !.
Nv. Dixon H. Lewis, (Sub-Treasury)
Mr. Lewis who is elected, as he has hitherto been;
without opposition, has been wing, and IS elected
| from decidedly Opposition District,
Mr.. Chapman had no opposition His District is at
| least three TO one Administration.
Mr.. Hubbard is elected David G. Lyon, opp,
by smaller majority than his party has heretofore
obtained in the District In the Counties from which
we have obtained returns, the falling Oft is uniform
and considerable.
Mr. Ellis is reelected by reduced majority in the
| Tuscaloosa DisrTict-scarcely more than iuO
good many of the Nulh6ers in this District have re-
nounced the Opposition for the support ofthe Sub
Mr.. Delett Is elected by ses majority over Elk Go
vernon Murphy, Adm. The majority for Judge
There was no regular opposition to the reelection
of Gov. Bagby, Adm There have been some chan
ges from last year in the Legislature but there seems
no doubt Of Administration majority in both BRAN
| cheS.
Hon. William Smith. Ex-U S. Senator from S. c.,
is reelected to the House from Madison County
candidate for reelection
KENrucKy-The Congressional election il, the Sc
vera Districts Of this State says The ~ Y0rker' mas
/. Linn Boyd. tof the XXlvth Congress, is elect
ed over John L. Murray, Adm and r. A.
P T1;es,. OPP 0pp over G. Burnett ADM 1000
III. J. R. Underwood, Opp, over E. Hise, ADJ zoo.
~. s. Williams, Opp, reelected over r. Garth, A.
H AndeTs on opp Ws Ad 400
VII. ]. Pope, Opp, over R. c. Palmer. Opp. 200 D.
VIII w. J. Graves, Opp, over E. F. INITIAL, Ad9oo.
X John White Opp ae o sGa' San
xii G.Davis. Opp, over j. Slack. Adm, 1890.
XIII w. Q. Butler has has thrown out w. ". South
OF course the new Delegation will stand II opposi;;
lion to Adm Adm. gain. Districts III, VI. and
XIII. were esteemed doubtful up 10 me davs OF eec-
ton. The success Of Andrews by 700 in Menfee's
District bespeaks his strong personal popularity. Mr.
Menefee was elected by much smaller majority,
and he was the first Opp Member. In the with
District, Mr.. Graves was pushed very hard on &C
count Of the Ci!y Duel. The Opp. majority in this
District is much greater than he received
The Legislature we believe stands about the same
Senate from the strong Wing District OF Louisville
and jefferson is justly regarded strong testimony
al Of personal ability He has III majority, though
the same counties. He was supported ms the great
champion of the local interests Of Louisville
From Indiana.-Mr. Profit, (whig) has been elect
ed to Congress, in this State, by majority Of 764
over Robert Dale Owen, the loco foco candidate
May he be Profit to the Wing cause The Loco
Focos are Os0ing enough already, for plundered
Treasury.
arThe steam ship Liverpool arrived at Newly York
from the port whose name she bears, on Saturday
l7th instant. She had on board ll3 passengers.
Erratum-In an article copied into our last weeks
paper, headed Saratoga Battle Gromnd" instead Of
" Gen GREEN" read " Gen, Gates
Election in The Wes,-They say that the Ballot
Boxes do not e." Ifthey do not lie they tell
very unpleasant truths at the West Have the Wings
been sleeping on their post or has the money saved
Tennessee and Indiana Something unusual has
occurred to have produced extraordinary reyul-
sion, and we should be glad 70 know what it was
That this Government is badly, wretchedly admins.
tered that there is despotisn reckcssness and fraud
in the administration, and that there is every where
suffering in the mercantile and trading community,
can scarcely be doubled Van Buren, is NOT popu-
lar-the sub-treasury is not popular. How then are
we to account for these extraordinary changes We
know that personal popularity has great weight in
the South and West-that personal excrtions will do
much-that the people attached to favorites more
than to any settled principle but all this could not,
changes. Money has been used freight is the
great and only lever of the administration. Defaul
tiers run off with millions excused and forgiven
how much Of the sp0ils go to carry our elections
Has the government at last become too poperI or the
people? We hope the constructionists Of the South
who have aided the administration, will answer that
question.-N. Y. Evening Post.