|" OLD LITCHTIELD."
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 In 10 town in the State have the Whigs made more spirited or praise worthy efforts than in ''old itch6eld." On occasion of Il C late arduous contest, they brought no less than 43O true hearted Whigs to tho polls, who through the exercise of ,he elect ye franchise expressed fearles>ly their opinions in opposi ton to the ruinous measures and mad policy ni the existing Administration. The town was thoroughly organiztd and indicious nonna, lions were made-a very estimabe and truly excellent mechanic and highly talented young member of the legal prciession-and lhe whole party, dismissing all sectional feeling and per- sonal predlections. united warmly and Cor. dially in their support. Unfortunately an un- usual number ot cur men were absent from the town. ssme in remote pats "f the country. and he wonder is that we should have accomplish. .. ed 50 much. not that we have failed io do more. Under such circumstances there is ev- cry thing tn encourage aud animate the Whigs nf Litclfrd. and unless the Loces rencuncr th"Ir destructive policy. and. in short. change their very nature WE SHALL DE UP AND AT THEM AGAIN.