THE ENQUIRER.

LITCHFIELD, OCT. @, ls3e.
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IKE AxUvERsAR1Es last week, of the different County Benevolent Associatons were attended about as fully usual As from the state of our business we were not enabled to attend any of the meetings except that of the Foreign Mission Society," and the Secretaries oT other persons present have not rnsh cd us with any account of them our readers must ex cuse uS for not giving particular statement either of the doings of the officers chosen The Foreign Mis- sion Society was ably addressed by several gentlemen from different partsof the county and by the Rev. Mr. Bardwel, the agent of the parent Board The officers elected we understand, the same as last year, except that the Rev. FosDrc HARRISON, of Bethlem, was chosen Secretary in the place of Rev. Mr. Hick ok, who has left the state

 WORD.-Our readers will bear us witness that for the past few months have not made politics the subject of much newspaper remark. We have en- deavored to keep them informed of what doing in the country, without giving up paper to party pol- tics and party strife-not much, we are aware, as many of our friends claimed was our duty. But an important election is now close at hand; and we must be excused for giving them word of exhortation. One week from next Monday the election for the choice of Electors of President and Vice President in this state will take place. We trust all our feemen will take the subject into serious consideration, and attend the polls There Is question but o,r oppo- nents will all be their posts they well drilled and trained that they are always ready; and we should be very much gratified if our whg brethren would in this respect-hatis in respect to being at their s-ilnitate their example, Let our friends

 ONE AND ALL-come forth to the polls with the same zeal and spirit and alacry that opponents do, and wedoubt not but they will have occasion to be grati- fled with the result. Remember that it is only once in four years that you be called upon to exercise the privilege of saying directly through the baot-box who is your choice for the Presidency. Will not ev- cry one avail himself of this high privilege?

 OHIO.-In this great state, Harrisonsm has swept over it like tornado, and away flies the ghost of Van Burenisrn. Not hope the friends of the Little Comnital have of getting the electoral vote In the election of 1884, Gov. Lucas tVan Buren) had ma jrty of upwards of 9OOO-now he is defeated by abou, sOoo-a change of at least 1lOOo. The congressional canvass will probably stand as below though there is still little doubt as to Webs:; and Corwin.