Litchfield enquirer., 1840-08-06

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 H'ss,ss,ppt-We have seen a gentleman, says the New Haven Herald, who has just returned from tour through Mississippi in which he visited sixty.
 i've ot the slxtyseven counties of which the State is l composed He says the enthusiasm there in fa vor o1 Harrison and reform is not surpassed in any state l Tn the Union. Every where the spirit of the people Is up, determined on change. Our informant speaks with entire confidence in the success of the Wing ticket in that State, and believes she will give as large comparative majority as any other. He has also visited great portion of Missouri, where the same feeling and determination prevailed.- Louisiana has given the first impetus to the ball that s to roll up the Mississipp-N F. Express
 Otd Trginia-It does the heart of Patriot good to mark the progress of the good cause in the Old Do mInlon There IS no mistake about it. There are several Counties in which the Harrison Vigilance Committees for the Fall contest exceed in numbers any Whig vote boiled lhere In the little Coun. ty ot Morgan, casting less than 400 votes we are in. formed of fortyeght changes from Van Buren to IIar Tson since April. Hon. Wm C. Rives is now on the stump in Western Virginia, where the people are throngng 10 hear him by thousands. At Carksburg, Harrison County the close of his speech, twenty one la:e Van Burenites came openly for Harrison
 Extract from letter from Winham. Greene O. IN. Y. to a gentleman in this city. "The day after the news of the passage of the Sub-Treasury bill reached this town, there n Whig meeting, at which sixty former supporters of Van Buren threw oil the shackes party and came out for Harrison and Relorm."-N. Haren Herald.
 CoUNTEErETTER SHoT.-The police of New. Or leans, in aresting the recent gang of counterfeers, were compeied to Ere upon one of them before they could bring hlm to. lie was shoI ,i,re mos and hit twice, one of the shots taking effect in his side It is doubtful whether he will recover.
 The father of Daniel and Ezekiel Webster mort gagged his humble premises in Salisbury get the boys through college, and never recovered possession till ilial gratitude supplied the means.
 LAZIEESS.-Dr Hale used to say that lazness grew on people; it begins in cob-webs and ends in chains
 have experienced he observed) that the more busi- ness man has the he is able to accomplish he learns to economlze his tme that is talent commit. ted to every of you, and for the use of which you must account
 SENTIMENr.-How much fine sentiment there is wasted in our strange world I have seen young lady in rap,ures of admiration over flower which was to deck her hair in the ballroom who would turn
 'Oo> o' of her baby brother; and have heard lovely lips. all wreathed in smiles and breathing tones of joy over pretty shell shining insect, or even gay rbband, say cold and cruel words the best friend, ny, the MOTHER, who wearing her life ou, to promote the happiness of her ungrateful daughter.
 A Sign Indeed--The Van Buren Convention in Yates County. N Y., have denounced Loco Focoism and the Sub-Treasury in the most decided terms lIenceforth Yates County goes one man against this odious Federal measure. The Yates County Whig. published at Penn Yan. avers that epsry dele gato Co tue COnoenO" has heretcfore acted Vh Me Van Buren party. "Boys DO YOU HEAR HIATT
 LaW makers and L,av Bre1kers.--It was stated in this and other papers, days ogo. that Dr. Dun- can, of Ohio, member of the House of Representa-. tives, had been complained of Washington for pay. ing bank note for less than five dollars contra " to the form and effect of act passed by Con- gress July 1888. for which he himself voted It ap- pears that the complaint being made. the justice issued warrant for the of the Dr., which how- ever not served and the next day the Justice recalled it, and refuses to issue another the ground that members of Congress subject 10 arrest only for treason, felony, or breach of the peace The doc Urine of the justice is sad to be sustained by eminent counsel at Washington. Odd that lawmakers should alone be exemp, from the op6 ration of laws which they themselves enaCt.-N. r. Com. Ado. lady at the Springs last summer, being desirous of obtaining the recipe for making certain pudding, to be met nowhere but at Congress Hall, applied to the superintendent for the It was immediate Iy furnished in the following clear and conspicuous. terms Take few eggs. quantity of milk, a thing full of entrants, thingull of meal, hingfull of wine, three thingfulls of four and sweeten your tasie
 Somebody reported that Mir. Senator Wright p"r. chased what he supposed tO be bottle Of wine, I; which turned out to be New England rum. frci.- tice says, although the honorable Senator ". cheated, there is no doubt the rum also got suced in."
 Henry ClGy's Early Democraey.-Co!. Johnson stated during his speech in Harrisburg, that the first time he ever remembered taking of his fight, was with Henry Clay against the supporters of the alien and sedition laws. He said that in argument, Mr. Clay wieIded battle axe, while he could only handle tomahawk; but of late years. said Col. J.. Mir. Clay and myself have been on opposite sides must, however, say that he is the pride of Ken lucky, and although we hope to carry the State next faI it locks like hoping against hope. PesnsylrGHi0 Intelligsncer.