THE ENOUWER.

LITCHFIELD. sEPT. 22. 1sae.
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Vermont Returns are not yet all received from this state Sufficient however is known to war rant in saying that apprehensions respecting her being found in the ranks of Van Burenism were utterly groundless Her whg candidate for Governor is elected by handsome majority; both branches of the legislature are whig, the lower house by large, and the other by sufficient majority; and four out of the five whig Congressmen reelected M'the dis tict heretofore represented by Mr. James, and where the ascendancy has always been very closely contes ted by the three parties, Whg, Jackson and Antima- sonc Mir Fletcher the Van Buren candidate, is cleo ted by-a couple of hundred majority in consequence of ExGov. Palmer antimason) exerting his influence for him.

 Returns from l53 towns, according to the Windsor "Spirit of Seventy -six," give

 For Jenson (whig) 15,138

 Bradley (tory) 1850

 whg majority s5ss

 From 2O2 towns, Whig Representatives, 1I4

 Senate, Whig majority from to TO- Only few more towns to come in. e,.

 Maine.-We have long given up this state as almost past redemption. She has got the collar SO fastened upon her that there is little hope of her slipping it off very soon. An election for various offices was held there last week; and though the state has usual presume gone for the Magician, there are still some brilliant spots lef-some bright stars in the East not yet entirely extnguished, Portland Bangor, and many other towns gave handsome majorties for the whigs. MT. Evans, sound whig as there is in N. England, is reelected to Congress, notwithstanding all the gasconadng of .the Van Burenies in the Kenne- bee district; and tits believed that Mr. Smith (whoe alphabet-orF OG:fog Smith, as he is familiarly cal led at Washington has lost his election, though MT. Brooks his competitor is not chosen either is ho- ped that at the next chance the scattering votes may be given to Mr. B. and insure his election. Full re- turns of the legislature not yet received but as we had no hopes of the state now, have not taken particular pains to ascertain how large the majority may be. Let her follow in the wake of Isaac Hills dominion spell longer. .. t..at