Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30

nominated for the Presidency we will give him and me principles as laid down by the Wings, our most arueht support believing that by this course we shall carry out ttie principles ot true democracy, and do justice to one who has served his country we'll isaac hinsman, 1chabod Hatch,
 6arly Tyler, John Plastrdge,
 simon Eggeston, Grace Emerson
 Lyman Houghton Wm. Parker
 William ". Knapp, David Coleman, Berlin samuel w. Woodbury, Charles F. Blake,
 " washington Morse, Ashel Blake,
 Rufus Woodbury, jr. Ashel Blake, r.
 Rufus Woodbury John Rncon ir
 George Stanton, John Leonard Plnander Carpenter, William Moves
 Norhheld, July 4 lS4O.
 The above all reside in Northfeld except one.
 From the Clepeland Herald, July7
 BOYS, DO YOU HEAR THAT?
 Just week since, we published the renunciations of Van Burenism made public hy one hundred and Mr'ysree citizens of Ohio, throne the newspapers day publish sfi addona dfy Ws % tons m Ohio, received within the last six days. We heeln with James Ferrl, Jr who says in the Cadiz Republicans:
 MT. Editor-Beeving that Martin Van Buren has eft the track of his predecessorthat the course of poncy pursued ny his administration, is at variance Ni lhe interests Of the poor man, and calculated to accumulate the wealth ofthe nation into the hands of me nch, that the sub-trcasury measure is hostile to the interests of the North and beneficial only to few planters of the South, have concluded come rom amongst the foul party" and "vote for old Tip pecanoe. JAMES PERIL, Jr Joseph Jeffry also says through the same papers
 ~! will no longer support Martin Van Buren, Will son shannon, or any other Federal office seeker, who nave no interest m the welfare of the poor who have to labor tor their living, but wish oppress them with low wages JOSEPH JEFFRY ,, Thomas Walker like an homes, man says through the Springfield Republican
 and '32, and for MT. Van Buren in 1886. gave this last vote on the assurance of Mr. Van Buren and his urll seeunts that ne would carry out the principles 4fOid HickOry's Inaugural Address, and give us Re- form, RetTenchment and Economy but now see that Van Buren and Jackson very different of men; and, as Martin has abandoned his principles, why l, Thomas w alker abandon Martin. In cast Ing about tor plain honest man. to bring the Govern ment back to it's republican simplicity, know of no one better calculated to do it than Gen. Harrison. l shall, therefore, give old Tip and the Constitution my and walk to ihe polls. 4' @i THOMAS WALKER. ERO' MooRFIEI.D TOWNSHIP,
 Clark Co. O. June 29, lS40
 Three citizens of Licking county under date of " beth Town, June 26 l84O," wind up an able exposition ot the reasons which have forced them to renounce the present administration as follows in the Harrison Banner:
 r, Instead of augmentng wages, the friends of the Executive come out openly in the Senate and avow that they think it would be great blessing to have wages ot all kinds reduced, and why Because the Grown Governments of Europe have theirs reduced by the suhreasury system, and this republic should follow their regal example, Sc. But we design now 10 announce our new position rather than to discuss any further the causes which have induced it's adup- ton We do therefore unite ourselves with the great constitutional party of the Union-tfs Whg party, whose principles are blended with the true spiri: of our republican lnstltutionswlih the support of order with the sanctity of vested rights and plghted faith. As citizens. as men, and friends Uf our counrys pros- perity and honor, we say, success 10 Harrison and Tyler. A. WILSON, Jr
 H. SHACkLETT, Jr
 E. B. SMITH,"
 Here comes full company of boteYs' from the same paper. IluzZa for old Licking!
 THE BALL ROLLING.
 StrLa d.
 We, the undersigned, former supporters of the Ad- minislraons of Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren, believing that the present administra lion have abandoned the most cherished and important doc trnes o Democracy, and believing that the policy of Martin Van Buren with reference to the fiscal opera tons ot the Government IS runous to the interests of mechanics and farmers, and feeling that the present IS the time N hen we called upon to decide which is the strongest, love for country our party deem 1t our duty to signify our preference for our country, by declaring firm resolve 10 SuE port WM Fl. HARRISON for the Presidency:
 Wm. D. Lynde, John Woodward,
 z. D. Larri<on, John Roe,
 Samuel White, jr. Wm. R. Barrack,
 H. B. Tencyck, George Dunn,
 Peter Boham, John Busick,
 Doct. DckersOn, $. C. M. Wood,
 John Johnson, A. English,
 Wm. Brumiey, Jesse Ketner,
 J. w. Lynde, A. w. Maple.
 Henry Rogers, Thomas Maple,
 Samuel Barr, J. M. TrenaY,
 P. Vanwinklc. John B. Rankin,
 David Cawkins, Jacob Bush,
 Stewart Wilson, T. D. Cramfr,
 Jacob Stout, George Ewing,
 A. DownPy, Langdon Lyder.
 Henry Hoier, Newark, July l, l8t0.
 More CoHperfs.-Ths Broome County Republican, published at Bnghampton, of Thursday last brings the names of another platoon of patriots who have left the ranks of Van Burenism in this state.
 We subjoin, says the Republican, the names of sev- eTal gentlemen who voted the last Presidential cleo ton for Martin Van Burcn, but who will vote for Wm Fl. Harrison at the next Several of them adhered to their old party friends until Gen Harrison was nomi- mated al Harrisburgh They are all residents of the FIRST WARD Of this village. There are four wards more, each Of which has larger population than ihe rst and in each of which there have been changes in favor of the W hig and Conservative cause.
 These gentlemen are known to nearly every per son on che cOgporatiOn-so well and so favorably known indeed, that the lOcos not assa them, or publicly question the purity of their motives They went wnh the administration until fully satisfied that with that party, corruption had become the order of the day, and until convinced that te salvation Of the country depended upon change of rulers. Among the farmer the meSchant, the professional man, the mechanic, and the laboreT--an good men and true. " Here they come "
 Lewis St. John, Gabriel Armstrong,
 Henry Morgan, Edward White,
 Lacy Halstec, Rial Armstrong,
 Joseph BoughtOny Amasa lngraham,
 Vincent ST. JOhny James Rose,
 Roger W. Hlnds, Thomas HoUghtalRCy Thomas Johnson, Franklin Morse.
 Edward H. Prince,
 There are several other administration men in inc came Ward who have deliberately made up their minds not to vote for Van BuTen.
 DEsERrIoN-The WROIe Commi0ee BOlttd-The entire Van Buren Vigilance Committee at Belmont, Ohio, have abandoned all further service in ihe ranks