Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27
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"A s'Hy nas oten been clrcnated of swimming snner' who a the time of ihe Flood, when Noahs ark was nnating by, begged of the Patriarch lo take him m, but being refused ndntance, wheeled about with
 he 'd eMxc,aatlon1" M Go to thunder, Noah, with yonr uu u'Ni uoh thnk there IS going to be much of n shower after al.' The Evening Post in n smiirr spirit overwhelmed by the flood of whig vctores fruns me es exGalms, in substance, is noi much of d.
 The Editor of the Post snys "the Whig Party have ,;auG no fsseht,a' progress in the laie state clec- nvJ ,h ie adjective ia'e was ndroi,ly applied to- avoid me v,cinrous results in Cunnecicnf. Rh,nIe
 slahd anu r'rglna tue last spring. hut if no progress has m been of late made in Louisiana, Indiana and RRen'cKE Ra.,. HH ~hy, proeress has definition in he Tost Iihce if has not m ours. "ln North Carolina. towns the P1sp there will probably t,e Whg nnjo- 1s:, rmy ,n me ,h Lfsslare which is little progress Ut shJ we annk TX the world will conclude. when re- U; S. Senate by the two North Carolina Seno,ors q" whom now speak the people of the state. In India. eec,oS seems of to "s ers is some p,og,ess since he seven members elect, five were V. B-pnrticnlarlv slnce we have now gained a member in the district The aa"ward v D., resigned [" run for Governor. there m the affections of the people is trinp at lcas. Inasinuch as every Congressional District gives ns Y RaIof.y. Ra!I Anu IS there no progress in kcntucky7 iAo...uu~v, ".~. W,eklille" and a " Rowan had come over. with other changes, no man how many could tell But the people have spoken since these twenty days, and the Whigs have greater majority than they ever had befre, leaving hardly enough of Van BIrenism to re.ralv upon.
 The Evening Post finds nothing in hese Elections to shake its entire confidence in the reelection of Mr. Van Buren, The Havre washer.woman, when she swept out of her cabin. with her little broom, the strong waves ot the Atlantic Ocean, saw nothing to !he ,s ner from keeping her con dry least when Il mas heard no ndmonition from virginiu, New-Eny- land, the West Louisiana, and nImnsf all the other parts of the Union. Why, MT. Van Buren. az yet,
 1empsh're solitary and alone. Is the Post less sum- Snlne of Ohlo than 1t was ten days ago of Indiana Or hcs the Post the n.cy to elect President without any votes a: all The summer anu !al elections, the Post ought to know, settled in 1928 the election ot Gen Jackson in the succeeding November and in iSs his se;eection, too as the electors in 1886 then mer and fall elections now settle the election of Gen. Harrison. as certainly as those elections then. "The whIg party says the Post "hnre been extranrdinari-
 y active they have established affiaDeGf sociesiss, Tippecanoe Clubs altover the Country" We'll. and does the Post suppose the ippecanoe Clubs nre po-
 ing sleep with their errand half done their job but oGGnn' % and their powers not at all developed yei the heidf No Whig has the popularity of Harriaon himself m N" state can give any other. man tnll ouehly. the Post will sre with old Tipnecanoe him self at their head. As for alarming the Post that s hopeless expectaton-for the party of the Post has
 no "%es e s% S"" he can tumble them hack at proper time and at d proper place. Sam Patch though took one lean ,oo much The Suh.Treasury was the last leap of Van
 A CAa"ge.--A Mir Butler has Jeff the whic par.v His rernncation will he found in the Palmvrn Con. rer Mr. R., after stating that he has severni lime. heen an unsuccessful candidate for oiEice endeav"rs fo vlndca,e his motives for changing, and makes this
 To those who attempt to impnon my motives Esr
 making this ,nck. will say inst had gone over so ihe strong side. like some of their present fvorses then indeed there would b. sosas avnnna lor thr ehaFRe. bat changed af . fins WHEN HAD NOT d DOUBT oP GEk. HARRIsoNs ELRCrtox."
 A SIGS I've are eFedibly imlbsmed that Vuu is'lIem man, who eome time aeO made hes or eSO0 that Mr. Van RnFeH wnnld he Fr.oleeseh kas afsVsI iAs taser efaAs bst eioo tO hs ii e-N r Amssics~.
 AHoiAsT Sisn.-I is stated in tho RsaessbuER Insel
 geneeE. that Mr. BsiFne ono of ihe members of Con. ssess from VlEena. co he passed through RiehmsaA. On his return from Washington. eit lhis msmo,an. dnm with tho Clerk as the Enquirer Oaiee, Ios ,As heneh' of i's veteran sd,osi "Teli Mr. Rschis po, 'O he' any moro on Ihs Presidential election, or hs will hN a FninaA -t'FN " w