Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-03
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Harrison's majority,

E1aFTISOU moJoT'!S %S,o'S
 MISSfSSIPPI.-The unofficial reports from all the counties in this state give the Harrison majority as 3ll3 The full returns we have not seen. Another southern state, the Globe and some of it's aduncts cay, gone for the abolifionists !'
 ILLrxoIs.-All the counties in this state but one tfiarlin) heard from. and the result is Van Buren majority of 5sl. Hardin at the last election gave a Harrison majority of lS which will not be proba- ply much varied.
 ALABAMA-has gone for Van Buren. The northern counties, where we were aware the "locofocos were burowed. have given very strong majori,ies-ten of chem upwards of 5000. Of course the state is for "van, the used up man." by about 5000. The off. cial returns we think will show that majority All the counties except Covington and Marion heard from, and the V. B. majority is 47Ol. These two counties will probably increase it couple of hundreds.
 9T Speculations respecting the formation of the Cabinet of Gen. HARRISON are already becoming quite common. Why cannot the whig newspapers let this subject alone :? That the locos should be troubled about the matter, is all surprsing-tis not expected that Cabinet will be selected to suit their taste but there is sort 0 necessity propE e.y in ;hs whig papers interfering. Gen. Harrison has come in by an overwhelming majority of the pop ular voice in his favor-he has indeed come in like . whrlwind"-and he has abundant materials amongst those who have been thus instrumental in elec,ng him from which to make out an able and sat- isfactory cabinet, well fill many other import ant offices in his charge. We trust therefore that the whigs will let him alone until he shall have been inductsd intooce, and until he shall have made his own selection of the proper persons to act as his sd visers in the administration of the government. We commend the following article from the CouEant to she attention of these inteEmeddles:
 TIE CAmNEr.-We regret to zee some of the whig papers already sPecpiating upon the composition ot General Hanison's Cabinet. This, in our judgment, is advancing beyond the exigency of the times. and General Harrison. nor his friends. have had time to form any specific plan c1 system Or their future ope rations: particularly with regard to the selection o bis confidential advisers and counsellor. That he will act wisely ard judciously m the choice he w make we have 10 reason to doubt. But premature atiempt to hold up individuals. however well qual6- ed thev may be- b calculated to excite expectations which if disappointed, may give rise to feelings
 which shonld not be entertained at the present mo Tnent Tho extreme importance Ol unanlmlty fully sheWu hy the extraordinary result ct the late cleo. ion. Noahing shOEt of entire and absolute harmony n the Opponanls of lhs administration in every pa!t oi hs Union could have insured the success os theIr ticket. Much les. would they have expected such an unexampled and brilliant victory over the admin istTation and their aTWy Of Ofhee-hOdeEs. as they have achieved This result and the great cause that led to t. viz Absolte UnioR in the whig party teach ahan lanaoE- hich opRhi nexer tO be forsoftep,