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4 RigM Kind ef WAig.--A gentleman from New-Haven, who had been engaged in urgent bu- siness at Rochester, N. Y for several weeks find- ing himself unable to finish it before our late cleo tion, went to New-Haven and voted, and then re- turned to finish his business The distance trav- eled by this patriotic Whig, for the express pur- pose of polling vote, was nearly seven hundred miles. We wish more of our friends had the spir- it of this New-Haven Whig. Cosrant.

 The only error in the above is in the residence of the individual referred to. Heis not citizen of .Ns,o.H HaDen. but of our own good village of Latchieid; and when it is remembered that parties are very equally balanced in this town the patriot ic act of our fellow-citizen is more highly appre- ciated than it would have been in so strong whig town as New Haven.