Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25
. , "A CHAPTER OF INTERPRETATIONS.

We do not often pubiish the numerous recanta- tions which are going tlle rounds of some papers but as sample, we copy ythe following from single number of the Albany Daily Journal of last week. It is only speciunenSof what is every day taking place :-2tfy .F1s. o.7 ii.! .l17s be e: .isai- l
 We chronicled the othet day seueaty rpnuncia. tons ot Van Burenisn in Ohio, Illinois and Virginia To-day we record ttcenty-rine more They are only specimens Ot what is going on throughout the length and breadth of the land, In Alleghany county, Ma ryand, the screws are dropping out after le following manner: 'g' " ''' '' '. sas '2s" To the Ediior efthe Cnmberlond Cipiiian ., ,. .
 Mr. Chares.Yea will please inform lhe conduc. tors Of the "Alleghanan" that they have put my name on the Van BHFen committee of vigilance with out being authorized, l am now an avoWed friend ot Gen. Harrison, and no longer supporter of the Van
 April g, IS4O. HARRISON SrARrzMAN., ''' -. We, the undersigned, finding our names on the Van Buren committee Of vigilance for the district think It due to the of truth state that thinking there ought to be change, we now go for Harrison
 Il. $. Shafner, guo, J. Randeckery l.dbnn
 Christian S,ailer,. !Ie@ Henry MtcheH,j ,}a.I-r,l
 Thomas lAuddy, Edna, ,Mddletown, Hel
 Tha. s'aunch Republican cd,,n,y lI Virginia, "old f"' '0fosS ssa fFna,,y ayssa s,gpl;le" Gs Tor ro
 Tothe Editors of ike Rissts,ond Enguirer: l1FiE
 Gentlemen-ln the Enquirer of the 14th of March, puthtStleu dS UenluerS or tue Van Buren committee ot correspondence, appointed for this county by the late Van Buren Convention held in the city of Richmond Ihis appointment was made without our auttorty, and no doubt without knowledge ot our political views. i"4 .f has ss.-t
 'Iis true, we have been supporters of Martin Van Buren, but he having in our opinion departed from those Jet1ersonian principles of Repuhicanism upon which think the Federal Government ought tt, be administered, we have not hesated to abandon him, Uhen to adhere to him longer, would have required surrender of those principles we have aways cherish ed. gi an.lsr v ai ,a.i 31Hil ,e I'al ! s57'-, Reuben Georee sj nas} Thomas CI Payne 5. a /, 1e-''l 'u.L'H Waiter Key 51-1H = - ar..
 copy of the above hns been sent to the editor of the Enquirer more than five days, and he will not publish and is further requested that he will have the justice to doityet .a oa" . '.''a. ta usru ,. The last Times contains the following under date ofAnriu May l8.-S State Journal 'f T''n,'
 Hs ylng seen in the Star," an article taken from "has been but one change in this neiehborhood in political matters, and that from Federal to Demo. craf, and not wishing that our friends at distance should be guIled by such true statements of mat ers."w hereby certify that we have heretofore Sup ported MT. Van Buren, but cannot be induced to Go
 Wm Kirk, '"4 ';. John Burnswor,h, Ii '
 W% Ha"R. Ranssy,y a.sSsy' JWH JH Hickman. Rial op5'
 St, Strike my name from the Nottingham list, That work decline e-Leci Metierne.
 
 Harfison.- 7Hoaos Aadersor 9'''N 0's' " ~ ,.g7,l '1.a sNvRNA, Harrison Go. Mays
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 GeMlemen-Iihaye rstpod the fire as lpng as could. and have determned to throw off the shack les of Van Burensm Loc0focoisn,, and Dmncksm, and proclaim boldly that will for General liar. Tson at the next election. In 1886 voted for Van Bnren because he promised 10 follow in the footsteps of Old Hickory. but l find he can't stradde wide enough. Lam a mechanic, and make My liyine by the sweat oF my brow, and cannot brook the idea that my wages mast be reduced, while fhe admnis. srHnonls rsveling m exirayagancs. and the ofiice. a,.l.a. s .qa oar5, WILLIAM. KENNEDY. s
 Abraham Camp, of Cudiz, declares he a "done wi, Van 5Hren and his party" and will support the 5o- :. ,i | Ftom the C;rcle.aHe Herald. .8G , .'. Y. We the undersigned, Heretofore supporters Of Martin Van Buren, believing that the policy pursued by the present administration is subyersive of ihe best ing man, and beneficial only to the of6ce-holders tnke this method of informing our ellow.citizens that we can vote lyr no man for President of the Uniled States who will advocate the leading measures pro- rnsed by the present Chief Magistrate. and fhe party who act with him measures the practical operation of which, n our opinion, brought the present distress upon tbe country and further we can snpporf no man or set Of men, who. Shcn embarrassment and commercial distress are brought upon the people by pect foo much from tLe Goxrnmrnf-ihe Govern,aenl splyes! "" 3I'0 VIM
 In short. We have resolved 10 .ppporf old "Tip,'' and iet Mr. Van Buren fake cgre cf kimseG; ..,g
 Mm' Stn Iy' Ihyon' e3nu NWWm' N:f, NMeFf,srlsnd' hiql n' Ebenezer Hilton. ' John shannon, ,'' 4
 t. George Einkle 7" .!Dos !Do.s
 DEERcREEK TOWNSHIP. May 20, 1S4O. ,. .oe,,'. Y,H 4" E. u :, a, . \, ,S,..x MI .a4d t.ri yE'