Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-01

ected; and by this mode they have heen able 10 nos ty every loco loco in the SiaIe. Let Me Uhigs Ge prepared for Mem-Hariford Courunt.
 MORN IN THE EAST!
 MAINE IS MARCHING TO THE RESCUE
 The intelligence from the State of Maine of the probable issue of the recent election, only affords another proof how utterly impossible it is to- estimate mi jorltes or anticipate, with any great degree of correctness, results, when the tide of public opnion has set decidedly in favor of one of the candidates We venture to say that no man in the Union out of that State looked with any sort of confidence for the astonishing result disclosed by the balot-boxes.- There were many indeed who expected, and more who hoped that the influence of Vermont's glorious of inquiry which there as elsewhere, was abroad among the People, would be attended by the most benehclal consequences. But none were so san gnne as to look for change SC gratifying and eom- the Van Buren men will Say ttSis result we are en- trely at loss to know. Be6ee she election in Indi ana took place, they were sure of carrying that. State but no sooner was it known that the Wings had 5000 majority there, than these wiseacres de- clared the sesnlt to be just what they pected. So 100 in North Carolina-previous to the election they were positive that Saunders the Locofoco candidate, would saceeed-but after the contest was and Moreheads triumph asce rained it Was all "iust us they expected"
 Again in Vermont, though they did not venture to ctam the Green Mountain State, they talked largely of gam there-but here too the result showed the talacy of their expectations, and straightway these honest gentlemen fell to abusing that gallant State, and comforted themselves with the declaration that nothing better could be looked for from the British Wings, blue-ght federaliss and ultra abotonists'' who made up her population. This was all well the defeat in Maine? Did our Ioco-Foco friends expect that too? ibid ..-
 The grenf batilf is at hand Less than six weeks now remaIn in which the great question of who is be next President is to be decided. It is the du- ty of every friend Ot good government to give the suing six weeks to his country. In no way can the time be so proff1hiy employed Truly does the Pro- vldence Journal say that e. no business, profess sion, no mechanical employment will yield to man such substonfi0t adcnniages, will be required by devotng the coming six weeks to the great work of putting down this most corrupt and proigatc admi- nistraiinn- To the work then-let nothing be un- done-let no honorable effort be untried. let the past success give us confidence, but not the kind of confidence which shall lead us to omit any exertion. hat only shows us that we cnn carry the field but that We must uOrk for u"-Hurtford Patriot.
 " Strike our nap,cs from fhe Noting han. LiM"-We ,s; ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY DEHfeWR.v- TIC ELECTORS have come b. fore rssris fellex- citizens with the reasons which compelled them n, the Ynn Bnren party Th' SC Republicans % ali ali % voted for Van Buren in ls36 Among them are several in tiuenial politIcians-the men to whose tffrs tho We hs % srs s~s First Judge of the cohntv and Post. Master at Mar tinshuroh, Gen. Gro. D. RrsGIEs q t.riner Jasksan ms'nher of te Assembly and many o,l,er leading te. lnocras. Wlll lhe Argus say of these men il did on Hn"fher otns'"n. t!as ,le party happily rid ef :. v"nr Lees yoHr Tallinatces. your Rrdsa!ls, vmr esrahnm's vonr Hammends, your Sanford's, &c. &c ?- -AGuHy Jevraae.
 WESTERN Wlr--The gren, exci,cmcne in tie West brings out much originality on lhe:r bamnsss. and m political meetings. Al Dayton (Ohiol ens banner represented Anns Kendall on his hack. his heels in the air his hat falling off and Extra Globes tumbng forth-moso. "eha,ge afong the aoAols lins' c One person had on the top, of long pole purse of d M the present day-mo,o: ALL BUT THE In one of the Log Cabins was ire rolf with n shseE nE,R1 nGp ssIn !1ed oil h'in-mo'o: "A PATENT
 One banaer represented GENERA AL Crarv. on a poor boh'taii poney, with shot in his hand, val Ianty charging npon n water melon.
 Another represented Van Buren running down hL. his locks and coat tail streaming in the wind. and |" siop fhat harrel" -.. 'i'
 Upon anniher were the letters "KKOK," this was too hard tor us, aud We asked the bearer it's meanings he told us it mean, kant kome it over korwia.
 Capt M 'kenzie. who commanded the whmle boat o0 he cruise to Bunker Hill, being called on foY a whale story. related the following: GI'-s
 !" He said that in his last whaling voyage he had boat named Daniel Wehser," which was aiways, successful. Whenever she fastened 10 a whale 1t was sure death. or Cape Horn he spoke '. manof. war, which gave him file of the Globe md having leisure he perlsed them with great aiten
 Ion, and relying upon their assertions, he came .o me conclusion t.at the wings were muiinOns set # eilows, and ordered boy who went in his boat to erase the name of Daniel Webster. and pain: over it hat of" Marlin Van Bnrcn." The boy happened to 'e good whie, and neglected obey the order, until had been repeated the third time. when the captain old him if it was not done by the next day they hnuld he obliged to hnve round turn together.-- The thing was done "And," exclaimed the gallant captain. could after that get the boat within mile and halfofa whale '' "' 715t @a. The New Hampshire Patriot is getting frightened. See how Isaac's teeth chatter; ;t...7 ',iT- now ever, that they have got 10 meet very 6ederalist af the polls in NovemheT, and may make up their minds to meet them thesa or suffer te ,onsequence. The federalists are Hakiae no kalf,p pork iR Gns stafe fhis Sear and it s time for the de- nocracy to bestir themselves" '-" :" TTS
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 WISE REsnLuTFoN.-We understand that Isaac tiH. who keeps Van BnFen's empay strong box ae !oston has resolved not to move his family tO ihae ity until afler the November eleeiions.-NY. Exp.
 Mir John M. Niles has also come to a similar dA. erm,nanon-so he told gentleman who Proposed to.
 An immense assemblase of the citizens d. Ohio. ook place at Dayton last week The C;ueinnaH sasette aiiirms that the multitude far exceedsdanv Hilar congregatiOn in the country, and estimate, ne number 0t persons at nOe less than l00O00- ieneFaI Harrison was present. and made an ajlI..1 'ncn waS most warmly received. and is extolleI aS