Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-06

ye0TS-n4D0e0 WGekS since copy Of MT. Hoffman letter to the committee appointed address him. We have not before found room for it, but to-day publish it nearly entire, and besPeak for it an attentive perusal-particuariy by those who have been accustomed to attach import ance to the name and principles of democracy.
 9d When we made the remark few weeks since that drinking hard cider rearing log cabins. hurraing for this victory and huzzanR for that, would not elect Gen. HARRrsoN-that the whigs had hard battle yet to fight and unless they pOrked some, they must not expect success in the great campaign-we had no design of holding out the idea that there was cause for dscouragement, some of our friends charge us with doing. No-far from it-,here is every thing to encourage us-but we did intend to convey the i'm pression and repeat that in order to secure the victory the wkigs must UOTk, and work unceasingiy They have be to contend with, rendered desperate by repeated riumphs over them the past year, who win put in requisition every which money and the possession of ali the offices of the government give them-a foe which, if beaten in state, will rally with renewed vigor in another They exhibit aa ndomtable spirit which in this respect at least is worthy of imitation by the whig party. They work with equal zeal whether in a minority or majority Let the whigs, therefore, when their victory sOeasy be asheved, lose it by being too confident of success: let them labor-disseminate truth among their adversaries. those who have been such-en- tighten their minds-spread information among them and we have reason to hope that they will follow ths glorious examples which every day exhibiting around them, and abandon an administration which they must know IS adverse to their interests Bat only intended these few remarks as introductory to an article from Greely's Log Cabin" of last week, which we commend to the perusal of every whg. It fo1Ows:-
 HOW GOES THE BATTLE?
 FRIENDS OF HARRISON AND TYLER! How is it in your neiehbOFhood! Dnes the Good Cause prosper? Are it's advocates all active, harmonious, enthusas tic Have you u prOpeY and efficient ORGANIZATION That Is the great pon for t the only one on winch the adversary have decidedly the advantage ot us- Through their Central Power at Washington, their Custom House regiments, their Marshals and District Attorneys their Censusakers, their POstnasters, &c and their control of ,he Public Money and Nation al Expenditure of Thirty Millions per annum, they can orua nze must efficiently and opernte with prodi gious effect. Without these, they would not have show uf strength left with them, even when defylne and ousragng the common sense ct the country they are formidable. But, in spite ot their advantages, they must be met and vanquisl he'd They WILL BE lt you will organize immediately and fight the battle with the spirit of Frcemen Do this we mplore you Complete your S'atc County and Town organization at once Know your friends and your adversares.- Form a Tlppecanoe Club, or whatever you please to call It, m every town, NlIIage ana nelpnio1no0. 1T you have delayed this time. we impore you to de; lay no longer. Remember that THREE MONTHS will bring to the verge of the election.
 Don't deceive yourselves and others with the fool. isl! conceit that the victory is already secured and cannot be lost Do you remember the tabled race between the Horse and the Tortoise? Heed It, and he wise Hold meetings every where and often, but don't aer yourselves that merely getting together and hurrahing and boastlng of certain victory will do the business. No, no! We must WORK! Visit our less determined and enthusiastic friends every where, and inspire them with the ardor of Patriots on the eve of a great battle for Liberty. Pile up mountains ot testimony establishing the corruptions the anrepuo- and the runous measures of Van Burensn on the ta- ble of every unprejudced voter W ho will read them or hear them read. Be ever on the alert to expose the tricks the frauds and the fasehoods which the oifice-holders and their dnpes put In pracnce See that an is provided and freely distributed s3 every new coinage of their mint; Cover the land with truth and falsehood will stnlnk away aoashed
 An ardent and intelligent advocate of the good suggests to us the prorT,e'y oi putting on our paper, READ AND CIRCULATE. We trust every one understands the proprety and the policy o hls with, out especial invitation. It freemen in State Til only regularly enclose their papers as soon as they have finished reading them, to tnends ana relahves at a disance-especially to those who do not take papers-a vast amount of good will be accomplished. D. not forget this, friends
 and Tyler who visits city or village where docu- meats are to be had should take home at least Col lars worhten if he can afford it-tor cheap or gIa' tuitOus distribution. let ihe facts presented Tn the Log Cabin Extra, Tn MT. Claws speech. m the pam phet of Junius. and in Bonds, Ogles, Stanys Gid ding s and other speeches, &c. &c find ther way to every man who will read them. Then tt It be p'ssi. ble that the people can pronounce the authors oi Government corruption and national disaster wnT'hy still longer to rule over them, we "'l a' ieas, nave done our d,uv But II IS not, II cannot ne pneslne
 FRIENDS OF HARRISON AND TYLER! ' our efforts. II ardent and unFemied. will ensure the redemption of your Coun'rv vor apathy may subject her to an other four years o degradation tyranny. depression. cOnvulsion and disaster like ihe last Which do ynu chO0se Answer in the ma esy and might ot AmeTl- can Frsemen.-Log Cdbin.
 Vhig SfaIe Conrenfion.-We perceive by the Hart ford papers that the central committee have called State Convention to be he'd at Hartford on Thursday the 10th of Sept. next for the purpose Of nominating candidates for Electors of President and Vice Presi dent Now, though we have no particular objections the day, W being the anniversary Of the Battle of Bunker Hill, at which time a great NeT- Engln"d ConueEton is 10 he held on that consecra,ed Rround we did hope that ihe State Committee would request the different counties to nominate each fOr itsef the candidates for this office and that afterwards say sometime in the months of September or October. they would call a meeting of the whigs of the state to raiify ihe county nnmina,ons-iha all who could conveniently would have the privilege and plea sure of attending-,ha, of the most able men of the country would he invited to he preseni-and that thus the ball might receive accelerated motion which should not lessen it's action l hopes shall he consummated in the triumphant election oG Wn- LIAM H. HARRISON and JOHN TYLER.
 The loeOs make a great cry about Lnns'ana-but