Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-29
wHlGs OF cONNECTICUT!

FOR THE BATTLE2
 It comes off the first Monday of November o Tho you have but little time left for preparation Ane | time must be usefuly employed. ! q t'Ef BE CAREFUL
 To examine well and see that the Ballot Box IS emp. yourselves to neglect this There is more in 1t than strikes the eye at first sight. The most Ourage0us frauds will undoubtedly be committed upon the ballot boxes by the locofOcos this unless they are close Iy watched. Again we caution and ensEea: you to see to this thing at each place of voting. Look out for the lOcOfocos. who like the half starved wild sort to ANY MEANS to accomplish their ends.
 F+' ~. '' ILLEGAL VOTERS
 Must be well watched Hundreds Of votes of ths character will be given, unless the Wings watch the polls with an eagle eye, and sernly resist any thlng in the shape of fraud. Hundreds of these bOughtup tools will want to vote. They must be watched- Let every one suspected of not being legal yoer' be l See that your opponents do not vote more than once If not closely watched. with certificate Tn
 their pockets they will visit different towns, ,hE ana at, desperate, and nothing will be lett undone 10 ac- compllsh their purpose. ... t.... r.'. F. .-+
 .... .. BE AT THE POLLS. ''e .'",.,
 Whrs no matter Uhether it rains, hdiLs snoWS be at the polls, and be there at least two hours before they open. Talk to your frlends-tak to the To- co focos--teI them the truthconcicion ol1oys goes in hand pith truth. Many Wings at heart may vote with the locofocos, not Knowing the fact, and all their lives after have cause to regret it. See such men and talk to them about the company they are in-ex. ! pOStuI0tG with them hOOuS caStIHS VOe no" tius may afterwards be reproach not only to them, but upon their children and their chdren's chlldren-t0r Locofocoisp is at his enlightened duyG rePrOach to 1nyn
 ] WHEN THE POLLS ARE OPEN, Vote yourself, and then LOOK OUT FOR THE REST. Be at hand all day, and if there be Wing missing, ... START OUT AFTER HIM. :, Possibly he may be backward with his seeding, and unable to lose the time required to go to the place of voting. Send him along and work for him yourself Do any thing that is far and honorableto
 r3 GET OUT THE VOTERS.
 viii ii d do aeiffs THEY ALsWAYs sIs HAVE DONE so@ their voters never fail to he at the polls-whie the Whgs are very often too thronged with work to go to the election. '..
 BEAR IT IN MIND,
 Tha, the Wings have never los. the contest when they ALL turned out to the election. .-.. ..- -. DON'T FORGET THIS. ..., -
 Some men station themselves at the ballot box, on men who may happen to be in debt to them !!- Whgs !! will you suffer this thing to he done :? No. you must tamey bend to the tyrant oppressors yoke You must be permitted to vote precisely as
 "Unawed by influence and unbrihcd by gain" STAND AT THE POLLS ,- Until the ballot box is closed, and that the nirm Wings nre not kept away from voting by the crowd. polls and keep the Wings away. Watch well that the way is kept clear ..t.r
 THE BATTLE g Now is near at hand Are all ready? It will be one that will try mems souls-there will he no chance for running It must be tough. hravely through, like the battles men fight when their liberties not-if there is Whg soldier who is behind hand, now or never, begin to be ready thousand things remain to he done. Call on yonr lukewarm neighbor p of the contest e2 Ca on that sodeer Who S has bleached his locks in the many battles for the equal rights Of men, and who may think himself req. thnN Snk the language of an experienced General. "tell him there is one more struggle in which his voice must be ba % the eu"sa % dG hs will be like banner of freedom to cheer us on to the charge. Tell him he must come out and selths chiI- arm was nerved inthe battles of his coun,ry." ..' RALLY, RALLY. FREEMEN! w
 Rally from eUery Mt-rauv from eUery Usle-rally from ererv .oorkshop1r1Hy c"I from so.r Gses-raly raAy!!-Hartlord Courant.
 THOMAS w. OLcorr, Eso IL is announced in the Albany papers that Thomas W. Olcott, Esq: known | for many long years the nancier of the old Alba nv Regency, has openly come out from among the | Van Bnren party and espoased the cnnse ot harnson and Reform "FoI ,YS yssrs i. ,s said; Mr. 9 fca,ion of Mr. Van Currents policy. more consonant with the spiri, and design Sf it's institutions but, hay. ing bssn sse es M o only an able, but a very eslinrale He is na ! tive cf Hudson, md has been officer in the Far. mers and Mechanics Bank of Afhany, from the first of that institution during the admnslra lion of Gov. Tompkns.-N. Y. Express,
 "l 20 for chanee,' as the Whig said when he un. ! derook suhvert tho principles of Madison and Jeff Ferson-N H. Patriot.
 "And so do l." as the Locofoco said when he in- serted his his neghbOr pocket-Prentice
 "It is true," said thnt band box pattern of Democ racy, George Bancroft. on Fort Hill, i've have had some cold and chilling winds from the East--but blow from the Soulh--from MARYLAND and { GEORGIA, to invignrate Democracy" .E.a. .-r
 We'll. we have waed with all becoming patience, lector find the breezes? B0isny, eh? Hl,-
 If capital punishment is juatiiiabe in any case it is for cheatiag elections. '-Eiar.ford Times. "
 And ifinAic.ed, wLa, would you do for yo.ers7
 NeW Haren Palladium.
 Gen. Harrison Profanity.-The Loco Foco pa- per have accused Gen. Harrison of using profane [ language, on a certain occasion, not long since.- We do believe he is guilty of the of proane language, but there is one oath which we think he | will take on the 4th of March next; it is this: |
 Al do sOlemnly swear that will faithfully exc l cute the office of President of the United States and wlll according to the best of my ability, preserve protect. and defend the Constitution of the United States" - ... 7. -"r.ss .,,,.gs. ..|l ]
 TRe BrigM Spoi--The Connecticut Western Re. serve has given Thomas Corwin within fraction of TEN THOUSAND majority for Governor. ao,
 In the eleven counties comprising it, noe ssagte Loco Foco elected to any ece on ths lSh @ OcsO- Der. lS4O! .0'} Y. ."r- "i ... H' '' wmcS OF THE UNION. DO YOU HEAR rHAT9 r. ?. --.f1 Cleveland (OAiOJ Gasefts.
 An TFas,raf;sn-An honest son of Erin, whose ta- lap,s Lox,o haos, exePelSed kAANn1 a