The Windham County Advertiser, at Brooklyn, by J. Holbrook, Esq. is ably and judiciously conducted and is doing much service to the democratic cause in that county and the region round about. A friend has sent us a number of the Windham County Whig and Unionist, which notices the late Meeting at Windham in true billingsgate style. This paper was started as Miss Crandall’s negro vehicle, and was called the Unionist. This female philanthropist, by her masculine zeal in the negro cause, has finally obtained the hand of a Mr. Phileo.—Her zeal has now come to a “crisis,” her house in Canterbury, lately occupied as a “School for colored Misses,” is offered for sale, and the school is given up, all because the inhabitants stoned the house in the night season, and endangered the lives of the “teachers and colored Misses.” We suppose Mr. Calvin Phileo and his wife Prudence will now retire to some favored retreat, and raise little Phileo’s. But the Unionist turns Windham County Whig as Mrs. Prudence turns from her school. The Unionist has also a small touch of the Anti Mason, and is urging the Antis to come into the support of Trumbull, Jackson & Co. It is curious to see the odd ends of all parties, disappointed politicians, zealots in negroism, Indianism, Mormonism, and every other mad project, finally fall in with the federal party—there to swell occasionally, and fall still lower with the old carcase [sic], while it is undergoing its long process of decomposition. This Unionist is the foulest substance we have seen yet among whiggery. The very types employed by this woebegone editor, like Balaam’s ass, refuse to perform their ordinary duty.