Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-27

Clear whig gain since l936 only 40 in seven states
 Vermont State Election next Tuesday-G,vernor, Members of Congress, md Legislature. Look out for little more whig thunder!
 Maine Election the lith of Sept. Result probably as hcre,olore-oco loco.
 The New. Haven Register is 10 he rnhlshod three times week until after the Presidential eec,ion.- Reason, that the editor cannot ge, lie enough into weekly sheet.
 Mitchell of the Hartford Times says that we are taking lessons in lying True we have been looking over his last paper. where there lessons enough that science to last month. Mitchell never needed any lessons-he learnt to lie ns naturally as to cat.
 tn the last Hartford Times there are no less than fourteen graphs nludng to the late election in Illinois. The poor tool is overoyed to think that Matty has maintained his ascendancy in that single state. 'ha, he can prate about nothing else.
 Subjects for rejoicing ny the loco loco gathering in this village today -The loss in April last 10 their master of Connecticut, Rhode Island and Virginia in July. of Louisiana and in August of North Caro- lima. Lie still, John-more nre coming
 New.FIampskire, South Carolina, Missouri, and Arkansas you cannot take from us" says loco foco "and these constitute capital of twenty five electoral votes to begin with. When sure of any more, HI let you know" And he sloped.
 The Times of Saturday says, the result of the elec- lion in North Carolina is "loBJtfuL Is 6OOO n,ojo- rity the popular vote, and large majority in the legislature to be considered "doub,ul ?" If so :hen is North Carolina doubtful. Why not put down Mis- sonri and New-Hampshire doubtful Neither of them will give so large majority fr Matty as North Carulina has st the late election for the whigs.
 The Globe is getting Co he very uneasy to know who are to compose Gen. Harria6n's Cabinet. Keep quiet. sr-none of its present corrups occupants will be retained but honest substituted in their place
 We have obtained tsays the Albany Journal,) from . friend who heard Mir WEBSTER, (at a whig meet. ing in Saraoga the following report of that part of his Speech which carried him back to his FATHERS LoG- CABIN. Let it go round and round until the lust Whig Paper in the Union has given it to its readers
 "k did not happen to me io he born in n LoG- CABIN hut my elder Brothers and Sisters were born tn Log. .Cabin. raised on the frozen rontieTs of New Aamps.ise. at period so early. as that when the smoke first rose from it's rude chimney, there was no similar evidence of whiIs mans habitaton between tt and the settlements the rivers of Canada. Its remains still exist Ihaye iia love and duty enough tO t. inspire like senlments in them, and to teach them the haFdehipa endured hy the generations which have gone before them. lOve t0 dwell Ua the ten- der Fecoleclinns the kindred ties ihe early affections, which mingle themaelves wth all know ~ ihs humble primitive family ab0da weep to think that none of fihaae phO inhabited il are now amona the living; end n l am ever ashamed of e. oE h eyer fal tn Oecli0naae venefaiinn fDF hm who reared e., and defended h f.om savaRa vlnlanee and deslEuc: ton. cheEahod all the doesc virtues under its Fe0l and through lhe GEps and blood a( seven ysass Rs. VolllionaEy War, shgunk tFum 10 dangeE 70 tol, no eaegneO tQ peFye hs country, aud to raise hls ehi dEela tG condition hotter thsH hs own. may my naHe, and the naasa etay posterity, be tOgeveT bot tnd from she menaegy of manklnd"