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Good! Good !--One of MT. Van Buren's subjects in the wsst part ef Goshen made great ado the pest week respecting the election in ;s osDn, and finally offered bet of 10 dollars that the tories here would have 10 majority. His bet was promptly taken! To

 make @assurance doubly surc," he procured certi6' cate some days before the election, came to Ltchfed himself and brought at least three other electors with him, and they a! voted here! But all in yain-his predictions, his patriotism, and his money, vanished into thin air together; and he went home probably the most chop fallen creature in the town. 1e,,s X1Ae Presideat;al Election % far as Ccnnec,cut is concerned. is determined. She has cast her vote and whetherit 1t be favorable to Mr. Van Buren not few days will determine. We have always belieued that 1t would De % givenbut we heped with due onions, it might be otherwise. The returns far as received. have exceeded cur expectations; still have faint hopes--very faint indeed -of carrying the State; but we are wei satisfied that if the same .ions had been made every where which have been made insthis town Goshen. Washington, and few other towns, the State might have been carried.

 LicAfed Coanfy If the Electoral vote of the State Of Connecticut should be given to MT. Van Buren. old Ltchfeld County can w:sh her hands of the disgrace of being instrumental in doing it. She has given q small majority against hins-nearly loo

 9rWe are greatly indebted to our friends at Hart ford tnot printers or editors for early returns of the late election &