From tAe Haryord CouranS. WHERE Is THAT BANNER?
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Mfr. Editor I learn that at the'iase meeting at New Haven, of the descendants of John Whittle. sey the original settler, young lsdy 1.-the family who had come several hundred miles alone, to be present on the occasion, went to every gentleman in the company (and there were about 60. from all parts of the counry.) with the very sensible ques ton. Are you a Whig?" to which they all repli- ed in the a6irmoiioe. There was not Loco Foco among them. l think the banner belongs to the IVaitieseys. They have given the greatest Whig majority. And that young lady is worthy of a He- 20.

 obj-The Liberty Party of Massachusetts have nominated Samuel E. SetcaH as their candidate for Governor, and E1hu Bwrit, the learned blacksmith,' for Lieutenant Governor.

 N-High Constable, Jacob Hays" Old Hays, oi the New York police-commence his 18th year Thursday of last week. He is still hale and hearty.

 1E-The anti-aenters of Rensselaer, county have formed an Assembly Ticket of their own, rrcu- ding one whig and two democrats.

 0c;.'rhe official returns from the 9th Congress. onal district in Massachusetts, show that there is again no choice-Artemas Hale (whyj lacking 4i6 votes of being elected. The sirth trial will ake place on the 10th of November.