Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-15
MAINE FOR EVER!


 Tho attempts of Loco Focosm to cheat its still de- luded followers into the belief that t has been ut 'erly de|entrd in Maine is one of ihe most impudent and audacions ever undertaken in the face of the American People. lift were nep device, it would a greater show of plnusihiltv; but every one must remember. how the same game was played in lS3T. when the Augusta Are, Portland Argus, Boston Post, New Era. Albany Argus and their satellites insisted wp to January That KENT hod been elected Yet when the votes came to he officially canyassed, than Parks and BIO over Parks and scattering Bnt the purpose had meantime heen accomplshed-the Autumn Elections had nassed over. with the whole and the Tocos strong in the faith that Kent had heen and could not he chosen! Can this impudent trick he successfully played again
 The Augusta Journal md Portland Advertiser give full returns from every Township and Plantation in the State These agree with each other. almost to a vote, and leave no ground ofdonbt that Kent is elect field and scattering. Those of he Portland Adverti. ser give the following aggregates:
 l84O ls39
 ro, 4ssss StS, Fs5'sis a5s,s st7so h:E, Fsf 5oS
 Mai KENT, 22S. FAIRFIELD, 6,469
 Scattering votes, as far as heard from II.
 'Well' says a doub,ing reader. 'how shall we know which story to believe The Van Buren pa- pers make out a small majority for Fairfield We will show you The Augusta Age makes Fairfeld's the same publishers, makes it hut IT,, Now, the Age g,ves 20 votes for Fairfield in Dead River. Franklin C., and yet says itself that these uoies rere nciuded Mose cf Kingfeld' So the island Monhegan, Lin coln is put down by irself, l5 for Fairfield, for Kent, and then aied into hat of the of Bristol with which it votes So' No; l, North Dvison,' is put down voting in Hancock County, 20 for Fair field for Kent. when it actually votes with Burling- n.Penobsco, County. and is actually included by the Age in the vote of that town! Soft has Plantations y, 27 for Fairfield, for Kent, though these planta-
 ons vote wih Concord and Lexington and their computed in the Ages table : or course 1t is easy in this way to cipher out 6 majority for beaten candidate and the only wonder is thai. hay ing once begun it, the Age stops short of sate majO- rty of a thousand or so
 The Age has abundan, errors of another cast, such as giving Fairfield 26l votes instead of 23l in Vinu haven, 9S instead of 5S in Abbott, A too many in Huuton, l2 in Linnmus, 10 in Masnrdis &c. &c., aud every Custom House Officer and other dependent of Van Buren sorey realizes the fact, and many oi them feel it in their pockets, They have had 300 for Fairfield, POO for Fairield l04 for Fairfield, and now 5 or l7. the case may be; but it is all deception and they know it. They would rather talk about any thing else than MAINE.
 But the Governor vote cheering as it is, does not fully exhibit ti,e Whig triumph Closely as party lines drawn in such vehement contest this, Gov. Fairfield ran considerably ahead of his licker- It is confidently believed that there will he least 300 Whig majority on Senators, and abou, much Congress, though the splits on the Van Buren side have carried up their aggregate vote little Nlsad gress to TWO Loco focos tMr. NoYEs failing in Han cock and Washington by 30 votes, while POO are scattered ) that SIXTEEN Wings to EIGHT Loco focos have been elected to the Senate, and choice and it is not denied that the Wings will have deci- ded majority m the House. There has no: before been Anii-Van Buren Senate in ten years Even in lS37 had but 10 II of the 25 Senators. We'll may the friends of Harrison rejoice, then. State won 10 their standard which had neuer bsem can'ed in our estimates. PENNSYLVANIA! MARYLAND! OHIo! the Ball of Reform stands your door !-Givs 1t a hearty roll forward !-N. Y. Log CGbin. ..,
 "Tiow goes the battle ?" asked the anxious chief fthe Extra Globe,
 "Againsl the spoilers" shouted back the people of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Virginia, Louisiana North Carolina, Indiana, Kentucky, Vermont and Maine.
 'Tis a good answer, Mir Kendall and the end will prove it to be a true Une '' #'. ~ .G z
 A Buckeye Bonner -One of the Harrison banners, nt the gathering m Guernsey county, Ohio had the following inscription: "We wan, no Grand Palace like Tyran,s of old, Adorned with FRENCH carpets and vessels of . GOLD; ..-.-.T. r. - ... We want "Log Cabin" with plain LUNCHEON And the SAME sOr, of Money for RICH and for
 Poor.
 Hint 10 the Girls--We have already considered t an unerrng sign of innate vnlgarty when WIG hear ladies take particular pains to impress us with an idea of ignorance Of all domestic matters, save sewing lace or weaving incase their delicate hands. Ladies, by some curious kind of hOcus hocus, have got n into their heads that the best way catch husband IS by showing him how profoundly capable ing piano into fits. or murdeTing kings French l may he good bait for certain kinds Of fish, but they must be of that small kind usually found in very shall low waters. The snrest way to get good husband 1 ls to cultivate those accomplishments which make l good wife.