Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-13

| 1nG lOCOS, uItCT poAoSoEO OA tHO Bill, have the impudence to claim the thanks of the people. because some twenty of themS "against their judgements and inclInatlons' voted for it. We present below solid Pna- lanx of them that did vote "against" It, ac- cordiag to "their judgements and incllna- tions."
 E 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I Every Loco Foco from Maine sr'
 Every Loco Foco from New Hampshire. Every Loco Foco from Maryland. 1 Every Loco Foco from Virginia.
 Every Loco Foco from North Carolina. Every Loco Foco from South Carolina. Every Loco Foco from Georgia. Every Loco Foco from Alabama. 1 Every Loco Foco from Louisiana.
 Every Loco Foco from Tennessee. l Every Loco Foco from Kentucky.
 Every Loco Foco from Illinois. E l Every Loco Foco from Missouri. Every Loco Foco from Arkansas. ! Every Loco Foco from Ohio. Every Loco Foco from Indiana. Every Loco Foco from Mississippi. | Part of the Loco Focos from New York. and five Loco Focos from Pennsylvania dodg- ed ..
 The only Loco Focos who voted for this bill were-Parmenter, Mass.-9 from New York, and those from this State who contri. we'd to swallow the bitter pill," without dodging! 3"f
 But, on the other hand. the six States where there was an undivided Delegation of Harrison Democrats, viz: Vermont, Rhode Island. Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware and Michigan - THE WHOLE VOTE WAS GIVEN FOR THE TARIFF. Phila. Forum. Melancholy Smicide--Mr. Isaac Webb se highly respected citizen of Middictown cusn; mitteG suicide by jumping overheard from steamer Koscusko last Thursday evening. between Saybrook and New Haven. He was not missed from the boat till after she l reached New Haven, when his hat was found, containing a letter to his wife, disc;o- sing his fate. His body was found on the beach in Clinton, last Saturday. Van Buren and hke IariG.-At home, Mar tin Van Buren is regarded by most of hispo- lltlcal friends as the advocate of Protection to Home Industry-but all who give him their support under such mistaken notions. will soon learn their error and leave him. A correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer. who has been visiting the Hermit at Kinder hook, writes that, in conversation with him. MT. Van Buren spoke against the Tariff end ! o''"tc~ "1'''s "sS J"sGy v SUE W tW pUS- sing such measure! This is m illustration of what is meant by "a Northern man with Southern principles.
 Clay in Nso York.-Thc Albany IN. VT Journal, which we nosiced ia our last i,ad come ont for the Statesman of the West for the Presidency, in referring t0 the nornis,a-. ton of Mir. Clay. says It is known rtat w,y were among those who depreca,,si an early aom'nation of Presidont. But the pubijr sentiment has determined this question. ,Mr. Clay has been made candidate bv the spontaneous movements of the peuple. This IS the whole statement of the question in w nutshell. The people have resolved that HENRY CLAY sE.It he the President, and President they will make him, and those wh,, come out now in his support only comply with the will and wish ot the pcopls
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 CoNEEcTIcUT.-The object nf the spsciaT scss;onof the Legislature which meets at New Haven on the 2oth inst is 10 divide the Sine in;o Conprcssonat Districts II no counties be dvided tha most equal division which the adnGts of is the follow