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Rutland, ) t Sj3 4S8 l72 5
Addison, t.... 5al 299 AZ @
Total. 13t towns. I5,57I 1888 2,l89 22S


About one-,hird Of the State is We, unheard from,
embracing mos, OF Rutland AID Addison, TWO
strong Wing Counties. Nearly every Locc-Loco
stronghold is heard from.


So far as we have returns, 90 Wings and Locos
are chosen to the Senate III Whig. and II Locos
TO the House; 6 no choice; Senator's and about
40 Representatives not heard from.


LETTER FROM Mn. WEB,TER.-The following
letter from the Secretary Of State addressed to Hi
ram Ke,chum, Esq appears in the Wing city pa
pers OF last evening


WA.a:seroS, Sept II. I34l.


My DEAR SlR-I thank you for your kind and
friendly letter


You will have learned that Me.srs. Ewing, Bell
Badger, and Crttenden have resigned their respect
i've offices. Probably Mr.. Granger will feel bound
to follow the example. This occurrence can hardly
cause yeu the same degree Of regret which it has
occasioned to me; they are not only my friends,
but persons with whom have had, for some Time,
a daily official intercourse. could not pnrtakc in
this movement. 1t is supposed to be justified,
presume, BY the differences which have arisen be-
tween the Presiden, and Congress, upon the means
Of establishing proper Fiscal Agency, and restor-
ing n sound state of the currency, and cOaern!
nntters growing OF those differences. | regret
these differences deeply any nIan but have
not been able TO ace in what the resignation
Of the Cabinet was likely either remove u!iti-
gate the evils produced by them. On the contrary,
my only reliance for remedy for those evils has
been, and is, on the union, concilaton, and perse-
ri. IL l.,,,
despair of seeing yet accomplished, by these means,
all that desire. Ii may render US moro patient
under disappointment in regard to one measure,
10 rccollect as Justly stated BY the President in
his last message, how great a number of important
measures has been already successfully carried
through. hardly know when such mass oi busi-
ness has been despatched in single session OF Con-
gress.


The annual Winter Session is near at hand
the same Congress is again soon to assemble, and
feeling as deeply a. | ever did, the indispensable
necessity of some suitable provision for the keeping
of the Public Money, for aid the operations OF
the Treasury, and to the high public interests OF
Currency and Exchange, am not in haste to be-
lievc that the party which has now the preeminence
will not, in all these respects yet fulfil the expecta-
,ons of the Country If it shall not, then our con-
dition is fororn indeed But, for one, | will not
give up the hope.


Myrarticular connection with the Administration,
however, j, in another Department. think very
humbly-none can think more humbly-of the value
of the services which am able to render to the pub
lie in that post But rs there is, SO far as know
on all subjects affecting our Foreign Relations
concurrence between tho President and myself;
and as there is nothing to disturb the harmony OF
our intercourse have not felt it consistent with
the duty which | owe the Country. to run the risk,
by any sudden or abrupt proceeding, OF embarrass-
ing the Executive in regard to subjects and cues
tions now Immediately pending and which lntl-
matev affect the preservation OF the peace oil the
Country.


am, dear Sir, with constant regard yours; &e &e


Uy The REyEyuE BILL is assaulted in the Her
aid as "this aJonino5ic measure Of The dominant
party :" and the Money Reporter adds" How
caa commerce vxis, under such arbitrary and vio-
lent fluctuations What firm will embark in for
egn trade when bcfors the termination of the voy-
age. the duty NAV be altered 90 or so per cent?
No possible means can be devised eaectually TO
destroy nerce.


Now this same Reporter has been al summer as
sorting and figuring to show that an increase ct d"-
ty o!Goys increases ne price Of the articles .azed
by at least Tie amount Of the duty. If so, how
does commerce OF the importer suffer Il SIX cents
pound imposed tea rnises the price IN this
country six or eight cents. how is the importer IN
iured Docs any one suppose iha, the consumP-
ton will be thereby materially diminished J How
many who drink tea q, 60 cents per b. will leave
i, off because the price is raised 10 61 And II
many would, would no, the imputation be diminish
ed in proportion These Free Trade theorists
never talk twice alike.


It;s hard enough for the Wings to raise money
10 pay off the debt, incurred and restore the Reve'
nue. dilapida,ed by Van Buren, but 10 be abused
,bu, for doing it, i. loo bad, from LOcoFoco-
ism.


Henry C1AY-The Baltimore paPe's contain
call for all the Wings OF that city who ara willing
10 unite in greeting HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky,
with public reception, on his arrival in that city
on his way from the forua which he illustrates by
MS talents 10 the State which he honors with his
residence, TO meet on Monday evening make and
due preparation therefor


q Major ISAAC Roach il is said has been
nominated to the Senate by the President as Treas
urer OF the Mint at Philadelphia in the room OF
I Ex-Governor Ri,ner, whose nomination was with
drawn.


e. The Old School Republican i. the 'ite OF
new paper published at Columbus, Ohio, which
sn.,ain, the administration Of President TYLER, in
o,nosition 10 some of its Whig contemporaries