Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-07
Correspondence Of he Baltimore Patriot.

R!cHMoNp, April 81, 1910.
,a presume he tsat we haze Jus, IN Virginia the
Boys do you hear that 7" the Wings of the Union
WILL unquestionably, cry out they hear the old Vr-
gina thunder baterng down all the old Jackson and
ming like a9sh Of victories Mark the increase Of lie
popular Wing vote; enough 10 shake out about all
there is Of old Lacksonism left in the state. But re-
member that General Harrison--the question being
between him, native Virgininn, md Mr.. Van Buren,
OF New York-has a strength high above, and far
-oror, that OF the Wing ticket, which will he demon
s'rated in every comfy in the stale Old Tin is on
his own course here and there is no nag that can
keep pace with him.
The Wings of this city. MS they now receive the
cheering RETURNS, and, above Nh, the Significant sign
Of complete popular revolution in the state, are in
the highest spirits. They have already met and set
abont the organization Of the state and on Saturday
they orgnnized the rippernnoe Club No. J, in Rich.
every part of the state.
The organization md extension Of these Tprrca.
no" clnhS upon popular principles throughout Virgi.
min, will certainly complete the revolutions going on
here The abusive personal attacks upon the militia.
~ services Of Geocrnl Harrison. viii all recoil upon
me inventors 10 rncne them fatally anon. His name
10 c'nst'ni IN n'd Vrrni2 Is Of good stock with
GOOD blood in IT, ever readv from the early settlement
ot the state 10 be poured ont Ike ~acr for the Coun-
fv: The Virginia son If signcr of N" Declaration
81 'ndNpendencc has in his and his family that
""r ec' a. on wlncs s death for Co!nmny and false
hood 20 Gs,al 3u' let calumny and detracton do its
worst. We kncw--we who raised the bov--we who
hive Tho bonca 81 his hOuoTea ancestry among us
how 10 vin9ica'e 'hs'rane, and(ame: and you may
rely upon il ihaf IN Virginia, General Harrison has
strength Of from three six thOusan over and above
that Of the most popular local Wing aggregate tickets.
Old Tip. repeat, is at homo here. his own course,
and Won can' heat him by any New-York nag, any
way you can fix It.
WASHINGTON. April 81, 1910.
The news. Won will have seen from the papers,
Of the election in Virginn, is certainly much more IA
vorab'e for the Wings than thew had any reason To
anticipate II is true that the Wings here from. Vr
gna have been steadily insisting that the state would
give It's vote for General Harrison, while the Van Bn
rem men have steadily insisted that thesiafe would
mos, certainly sustain Mr.. Van Buren, and his admit
nstration and thew really appeared TO have no appre
hension ofthe result. have heretofore placed very
htte reliance on Virginia, but now there would seem
70 be but little doubt rs TO her vote in Autumn ne xt.
her vote will be given Harrison and Tyler. As for
North carolina AID Tennessee. they have been con-
sideved here by the Wings as altogether more certain
tor Harrison and Tyler than Virginia indeed if any
reliance can be placed upon The information received
here in private letters from those states their vote is
as sure for Harrison and Tyler as the Of New
York. As for Pennsylvania il is claimed with sppa-
rent confidence by both parties. II will cast It's vote
in my opinion for Harrison and Tyler, and give a
large majority, The truth is the people satisfied
that the measures Of the general administration are
adverse to the true interests Of the country and they
desire change. They will effect il quietly in their
cwn time and in their own way.-Abany Journal