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NHE unparalleled success that has at
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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-31

Oo-Ohio and Pennsylvania vote for Presidential
Electors Tomorrow, Nov. L. Ohio will Of course
vote for Clay-Pennsylvani very uncertain.
The majority for the locos ON the Governor vote
in Pennsylvania is ascertaned by the official returns
to be 4397-the majority against the locos on the
Congress tickets including the Native vote in Phil
adelphia, is 46O0 Phe Presidential vote will pro.
badly be somewhere between the two. Rather
hazardous betting on Pennsylvania for either party
We guess it will 60 for Clay. Six days more and
we shall know all about it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-31
AN INFAMOUS LIAR--BRAND HrMm.

That delicate little creature, Huadly of Plymouth,
publicly stated in Watertown few evenings since,
that at the late Wing Convention in North Ca
naa. Cassius M. Clay was interrupted in the midst
Of his Speech BY the Hon. T. Smith with the re-
quest that prayer should be Immediately offered ON
"thaf solemn OCCASION" whefeuron . reverend
clergyman was introduced and made prayer-and
that at wing meeting he attended in Ohio the
proceedings OF the day were from time to time bro
ken OF BY praying and song singing.
This 10 not the first time that the nerves Of loco
focos have been shocked BY the presence Of the
clergy.
.dR .4pel9gy.-Dear little Milo, we win now n
Pologize to you for making the shove statement 1t
% true that you too contemptble to notice when
you confne your tongue 10 the innocent cOneep-
tons Of your brain but when yos tell tie. Milo.
about respectable people. such q you nsver kept
Company with in your lile-that's another thing.
Then you know We as,iss notice you, becanse we
can't helpit. An idiot may Get Gre 70 church and
not be 10 blame bic; but its proper toput out the
ire. II you'll get somebody to read the newspa-
pers to Won. you'll zee that your father has advesti
sed you. He thinks perhaps you're Lost, Milo, end
he's looking for you. You belong in Plymouth;
its Q manufacturing town, and has great many big
hoases IN Il with slcsplss On tksm, a built up b
ths tWi9-ycs cAM'T mid its
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-31

O0-CHARLEs PERKINS Esq. will address the
Of the Tariff and Annexation Of Texas on Friday
and Saturday next, viz: at Catin's Hall in North
field ON Friday evening at o'clock. and at Plym-
outh on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. All per-
sons desiring information Oh those subjects are in
vited to attend.
MIR. Perkins will also address the people Of Beth
lem on Thursday evening at o'clock. The ap-
pointment of MIR. p. at Roxbury on the same eve
ming originated in some misunderstanding and he
ia Gnavoidably prevented from addressing the Peo-
pie of that town ON that evening.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-31
JOSEPH BARBER.

The Register says that Mr.. Barber, the former
editor Of the Register, comedies that the vote Of
New York will be given TO Polk and Dallas. There
is some mistake about this, as gentlemen Of this
city, who lately saw him. says that he gave il as his
opinion that New York State would give trum.
plant majority for Clay and Frelinghursen. and Mr..
Barber is doing all he can to bring about this re.
suit. He voted for Clay in 1882, and he will vote
for him now. Mr.. Barber is one of the warmest
advocates Of the doctrine Of protection to American
labor that can be found in the United States, and
he has always been ardent in the cause. He has
not progressed from the old democratic platform Of
Madison, Jefferson, and Monroe and Clay to the
multiplying company Of Calhoun, McDufie, Polk,
Rhett, sc. He goes for American labor against
slave labor and the panper labor Of Europe PGliad
Mr.. Barber is timid politician. We saw him
at Syracuse just before the election of 1870. when
he feared the State would go for Van Buren,. But
when the vote was taken, old Tip had over $4,000
majority. At the same time he thought Connec.
ticut very doubtful Ed. Eng.
Something ofa Change The Franklin Her.
aid, spirited Wing paper, in Williamson Co,
Tenn. says:
In 1888, out Of upwards Of 5000 voters in VIII.
hanson. there were $500 for jackson and 116 for
Clay. In 1874, there are between 1900 and 900
for Clay, and between 7 and 500 only for Polk e.
Dallas"
The following il an extract from q letter from
the Charleston 6 C.) correspondent Of the Boston
Atlas:
General McDuftie said. in late speech at Al.
gusta that he knesc Folks letterwas written fort
median Of Pennsylvania but he would pledge him.
self that MIR. Polk would carry out the principles
Of Free Trade. The Hon. Henry L. Pickney sta.
ted al the Democratic meeting last week that MIR.
Polk had to disguise his opinions to meet the views
Of tire Northern Democrats-but that he would
state, on undoubted authority, to his Democratic
brethren ofthe South, that in case Of Mr.. Pollks
election, the Hon. J. G. Calhoun sceuld be con-
tinued % his Office Of SeTetwy Of State, and that
the administration viii be pledged tcuse all its in
fuence tocarry out the .1naexofi0n If Isras, an1
tie reduction efthe Tariff -
Il il very commonly rumored in London, that it
is the intention Of the government to exclude from
thet Court. and from the ministerial parties all the
foreign Ministers or Charges d Affairs, whose Cow
sEnments have not faithfully fulfilled their engage
ments with their creditors in this country. Such
pro ,eeding would place the United States Repre-
sentative IN very embarrassing and unsnviahls pos
sitioa, - -
IWhy sOs Tia Government Of fhs Unilsa SssAn
kesunt hiles q sulal - es hsGiS3 80 g
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-31

9o-Will our friends in the different towns in the
county pursue the same course in sending messen-
gers with returns of the Electoral vote that was
dopted last spring There will be an express ready
to leave for Hartford and New.Haven soon as the
result is known here. We are in hopes to report
the whole vote of the county as soon As 10 o'clock
Monday evening
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-31

O0-This is the last paper we print before the
Presidential Election. OF course our columns will
be less numbered hereafter with political matter
We are heartily glad the contest is SO nearly over,
and the time approaching when men can meet and
talk Of something else than Presidential prospects.