Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-08

Samuel r. BOIes, Zol
 Scattering -ass Galpin's majority, l9 We annex the names of the officers chosen- Assessors-Samuel Buell., 2d, Frederick Whittle. sey, Sherman Frisbie, Leonard Kenney, John Garn-
 Board ef Rsliec-Theron Beach, Jabez Wht,esey, { Nehemiah Baldwin, Aaron Marsh, Nathaniel Bis sell.
 Selectmen-Jason Whiting, John A. Oviatt, Henry ! S. Griswold, Norman Kbourn, Noah Garnsey. Town Clerk-Sylveser Galpin. l Iown T'redsmrer-lsaac Lawrence. l Consfdbies- Benjamin Kibourn. .Coector-Charles | s. Buell. William II. Whtl.sey. Albert II Brge. Kirby Marsh. Nathaniel c. Ioveland, Norman Hall, Harman Bis sell, James II. Morse.
 MA1NE.--The New-Yorker reerates its opinion that MT. Kent is elected Governor of this State by 200 majority over Fairfield, and at least 100 over Fairfield and scattering. The most circums,aniia accounts give him 228 majority, but the Journal of Commerce (loco\ allows him only 146. There is no doubt in mind that he is chosen by the people; and the arithmetic of the locos cannot cheat him out oft.
 LitchGeld County Guile Show and Fair-Wednes- day next is the day appointed for the second annver sary of the Agricultural Society in this viage-and we trust it will be generally attended. We have no doubt that the exhibition of cattle, horses, and other animals, as well the products of the soil, will be equal to any which has evor taken place here. Let the farmers enter into it with spirit, and the Society may become one of the most fowsishing in the land.
 A Dfonster-sOho' II beat n ?- Edward Hopkins. Esq. nf hMel nfs n ot
 potatoe, of kin4 raised from the ball few years since by Mr. Williams, and sometimes called the Williams l'Otatoe, weighing lbs l2 oz This spe- cies have in few instances been planted side by side with the far famed Rohans, and been found alto geher productive and of equal flavor for man or beast.
 The New-Haven Register says, 1t learns from the Lchfeld Enquirer that the nomina ton for Congress in that district lies between P. s. Galpn and Edgar Atwater." The Register learns no such thing from the Enquirer, and he knows he lies when he says SO. We said we had heard them, wih oihers named, but thought most likely that neither would receive the nomination. What is the use of that paper lying so much when an occasional truth would answer inst as well?
 As an evidence of the fear of defent by the okeys in every election which takes place nowadays, the last MddleOwn loco ioco paper calls upon the par ty" in Chatham which gives about POO loco majority 10 be upon the alert, or the whgs will steal march upon them" and deprive them of the advantage of having the selec.men We shall soon hear Judge Bural of Canaan, Gen. Phelps of Colebrook, and Judge NOnnewaugs of WoOdbury, urging their troops 10 the breach for fear of surprise by the naughty cider drinking whigs Look sharp, gentlemen! don. be surprised at any thing!
 The New. England Delegation in the next Con. gress bids ar iu be that will reflect no discredt upon her intelligence and patriotism. At least three states, Vermont, Rhode Island, and Connecticut will have delegation unanimous in favor of the true de- mocracy. Massachusetts can, and we have no doubt she C,H, also present an unbrOken front Maine can send but three LOcoiOcOs at the most, and New HampshlTe-but no matier-we want one dead weight to keep us from being too elaed our suc- cess.
 Thus the New. England delegation in Congress will stand 90 Whg to LocufocO. It now stands 23 Whig to IS Tory. Can any district ia the country beat us ?-BOstOn Atlas.
 4 'Uhole regiment cf Harrison recruits in OAio !- And still they come! The Dayton Journal of the 18th ult contains TenunciatiOn of Van Burenism signed by Al true democrats" in Dayton township The WashngtonIan ot August 18th contains eleven conclusive reasons. subscribed by g citizens of Fay cite county, why they no longer suppor: Martin Van Buren. The Troy Times of the 18th, adds 10 more, citizens of Monroe township. Miami county The sturdy old farmers of Holmes county are throw. ing off the shackes of loco focoism and 3 strait out unchanged democrats" proclaim to the world thro' the Mllersburg Democrat of August 18th, that they shall support Van Buren no longer but w 20 for the country and old Honesty The Lancaster Gazette of the l7h contains call for meeting of the true Democrats ot Old Fairfield the Ed nss sened bv three Anndrsd and sir original Jackson men. alI cit zens of Fairfield county :" No change. sh !'
 CjeSsland Hevald |
 ANY CHANCES 7-Before the recent election in | Maine, the Whig papers claimed great chanaes in their favor theTe-while the LocOs denied any such thing How is it nov, gentlemen L0c0o-any chanRes l in Mainef What has become Of EaiTfied's majority of over 6O0O f-Aargord Courier.
 The IOeeEoco Almanac lor lslI says. "The Green | Mountain Boye will this year throw of the shaekes Of Federalism. This prophecy is rather behind the Iimes These Boys" have already thrown of the Ihackles," by majority of over l0.00O! Q. K.-Ol Klsan. ss the DemOcSnIic WhiRS say in Vermont
 HsVV0r1 Courier. A letter in the Richmond Whie asseFls that NJ. Wilkinson. the Van Bureu Delsgale elect from Gray. son county, has declared fog Harrison. ln i036 Gray. gave 3 votes fpT Van BuTen to 90 loF White and Harrison.