Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-09

This table is as nearly accurate as our returns and
not dsr in reation to more than two or three Towns
from the actual result
1t will be seen that instead Of losing, the Wings
1885, In Oneida. Otsego, Fulton, and ,Aegany, the
Wings lost largely But the causes which produced
such untowardly results this Spring win not affect
IL Aegany and Fulton viii en snstan an
strong County Of Chautauque we lost two Wing
Towns BY local DIVISIONS TIE same lost US
But these losses are made up. with liberal interest,"
BY our Wing gains in Broome. Cor,ia nd, Delawa5e'
Essex Franklin, Greene, Madison Montgomery vs.
The Town Meetings, therefore; have resulted, So
far, more auspiciousy than they did last year.
The Wing party is healthier and sounde5 than ,S err,
time, upon the Presidential question; and goes into
the conflict with perfect conviction OF its power 10
command success. and an mdomltable resolution 10
ifsuch there be--that New York will cast her Electo-
raj votes for Harrison and Tyler, msread and msln-
terpret all the Signs of the Times Those who knoo
this State-of whatever party-see the handwriting
upon the Wall, against Van Buren,, as iegby and as
fearfuly as it was revealed to Oppressor OF the
People in another age.-Albany Journal.
Huzsa for Spring field There was great contest
for the election Of Town officers in Springfield Mass
on Monday, and the most triumphant results have
been obtained. It will be remembered that parties
that three or four unsuccessful attempts were made to
elect Representatives to the Legislature, ana there
great rejoicing among the Van Buren, men at me
change! We have just received a handful from the
Gazette Office, which states that the wing majority at
ter one Of the seyerest struggles ever made IN the
highest tory vote Gas This result says the Ga
zee) has been effected in spite OF all the arts ana IN
trgues Of an unprincipked faction But all was IN
sachusets We believe will give not less than ten thou
sand majority for Gen. Harrison. We are persuaded
Of this from the great changes which the late town
elections exhibit, compared with the votes gwen
for Governor Morton.-N. H. Palladium.
: Legislative Anecdote following il an extract.
from speech Of Mr.. Profit, OF Indiana few days
:" Mr. Speaker, this passage between my colleague
and the gentleman from Pennsylvania, remlncS me
Of circumstance which occurred IN the Indiana
iect of some importance was followed by gen;
teman in opposition, who immediately commenGSof
misrepresentng my language corrected MN. re
but continued 10 msrepresent me. I again, with
some little warmth corrected him. and complalned0
the course he seemed determined to pursue. ing
ring look upon me, and, with much candor. said:
Wen Mr.. Profit, know that you did not exactly use
the language attributed to you; but have been i3r
sx week: prepaHng speech OF s far Some person
TO the language attributed to You. Knew " so
person who can stand it better than yourself On" -
You must excuse me-" tGreat laughter
"Piek has flint gnd thea try bim again '-such was
the language Of Henry Clay in regard % General
Harrison. Yes we win Try again; and ne y too good
. mnsket 70 miss fire twice. Bat Martin Van Buren,
has M such hons. He 10 locofcco, and ioeofoeo
can h n but once. and then il goes ont foreve!-
here is saht smell OF bFinastone. and that u ne a
ofit-CAa Hsra'G