Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-13

his feet under evident embarrassment, elacnatlng-
 'N' Ne.vark Sensiael. From the Cincinnati Republican. THE HARRISON BANNER. o Under the above caption we sometlne , snse Pno- Buren men at Cadiz the 4th July, headed by Levi Malernee. On the 22d inst we noticed under the head of corrected the certificate 22 Van Buren men, true, and supposng we had been deceived, left the matter with the correction.
 The Hamilton lnteligencer furnishes the following
 We commend its perusal to those who have taker\ the occas of the publication of the other certlhcas' to heap abusive ep'thets gpon us: B.. 1,,x ,e ,sao
 Mr. w. c. HowE11s Dear Sir-Yours of the lltE. instant asking information in relation the truth ot of the committee of arrangements of the Van Buren celebration of the 4th instant in Cadiz-dspayed banner, inscribed, Strike my name from the Not tingham list" and made short address ealing on others to leave the party and go with him to the whg party, when he was followed by sixty former Van Bnren men, IS at hand.
 true. The facts hese.' Levi Malernee, the beaL- CT of the banner alluded to, was appointed by the Van BuTen County Convention, member of the vigi- lance committee for Nottingham townships but not above. is true that he, with beautifu! banner in scrbed thereon Strike my name from the Noting OCCaSlOn sions from Nottingham, Morefeld, Freepos. and Washington Tovhshpsa at the place appointed for the severn! delegations to form junction previous to eaed e those who ke 5 Rme had heretofore supported Van Buren, but now have determined to vote for Harrison to come out and ra-
 s through town- They were all from tbese four town ships the son,b western corner of the county, and believe all of them were supporters 9f sne Loco Foe. Mr. or any other man, doubts the tnlth of these statements can furnish the nansss. These proce ssons were headed by like companes, though am not aware Of their exact numbers they were not rendered conspicuous as Malernee's compeny. from the fact that they had not provided themselves with banner by which they could be designated. q. J.R. K. BRoTHERsoN: We. ike undersigned. know the above statement to, l he substantially true and correct
 R. c. Barcropt, w. Welch. Wm. Sharp, James Stewart, Democrat. John Lyle, late V. B. Joeiah Scott, late VB. James Req, g.. Woods,
 John w. Scott, John s. Lacey. PRESIDENT MUM" r.
 The following correspondence between several Electors of Illinois and Mir Van Buren shows lhastha latter gentleman is fairly "caged:" Mfr Van B"rer, President cf the Unifed States:
 You are now before the people of the U States for eeecon. We claim it, the privilege Ot citizens, 10 propose for your consideration aud nnswer the fol-
 Is,. ifre.elected. should bin pa.s Congress for nbo|shng Slavery in the District ot Columbia, would
 2d. Do you approve of pre-empiion laws?
 3d. DTd yon or not. as member Ot the Convention of Delegates for amending the Constitution of the State of New York. vote against proposition to re- strict the right of voting to white citizens
 4th. Did you. or moi. vote in the same Convention t0 allow Negroes who were worth two hundred and ID si In fhn tuh TFvn
 5ih. Did you, or not advocate in the same Conven- ton property qualification as necessary for all cleo
 9th. Did you, or not in the same Convention, pro- pose and advocate the appointment Of Justice Of Pence by the Governor2
 nh. Have yon examined Hollands Life of Van Buren, of date 1885, and if is it faithful and history of your political opinions
 Respes.fnlly, your obedens t; servants.
 Y MG' G Ale4eamse, Nle,en'; Geo G; fMMs,a"' M"~
 Milton Lesley. Michael Cline,
 Adam Sullivan, Wm. MeKibbcn,
 U: H. k'ed' 'wm ,,oo,s Samuel far'0~'
 WAsHINGToN June 22, lS4o
 Gentlemen; l have received a letter signed by yourselves and others propoundng to me several qnes . s "ec s ass in sew . in the following words: "Have you examined BOa. lands life of Van Buren, of date ls35; and if SO is T % has b"en suggested ] d to %r 'Tp h". spur"ns copies of lhs work have been put in crculaiio1 jn N nois. It IS therefore desirable that you should send me copy to which your question relates. belore answer it. This will thank you to do at your earl- est convenience. When inspected it shall be return ed sO yOu .' ef 5'N
 am, gentlemen. very respectfully, your obedient servant, M. VAN BUREx. 10 Wm. F;thiaa and JOhn c. AIerander. The Artful Dodger gets rid of these plnin direct interrnQations by starting question about "spur ous Edition of Hollands Life of his Magicanship! There is no connection between the questions asked in the above Letter and Hollands Life But i. voulA have been awkward to answer these questions, and hence the evasion But the quihbe is unwoT.hyofa a President. ' Hollands Life" whether "spaEons' oS genuine, was written and published by themselves.
 Albany Etc. Jour.
 VAN BUREN AND HARRISON.
 Martin Van Buren. in l840, when he wished eo form Sub- Treasury Bill. tells us:
 From the results of inquiries made by she Secre- tary of the Treasury in regard the practice among them. enabled to state, that in 22 out Of 27 for eign Governments, from which undoubted informa- ton has been obtained. the public moneys kept in charge oi public officers. This concurrence of opn. iOn in favor o that system perhaps great as ex. ists on any question Ot internal administration"
 Gen. Harrison, in 1877. when he reported a Militia Bill, eaid F'F sIn searching for landmarks 70 guide us to our ob ho m that AirnNs