Litchfield Enquirer

Scouts.—The Albany Regency have already sent their scouts through several parts of the State, to operate upon the people. The grand scout will soon leave his head quarters at the Springs, and follow in the same routine. We wish some of the leading southern politicians could witness Mr. Van Buren's manner of electioneering for himself;—travelling from village to village, shaking hands with the farmers, making affectionate inquiries about their children, saying civil things to their wives, gallivanting with their daughters, talking Dutch on the Mohawk, making bounteous promises of office and honors hereafter, glorifying the General, praising his gold, and recommending—“unqualified opposition to the bank.” We hope the Whigs will hang on their flanks, and give a good account of his maneuvering. He is emphatic in his declarations that his hopes rest on the success of Marcy.

Noah's Star.