Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25
YOUNG nE ' srkaE CONVENTION.

sni G1v<Arss msu .s usss TFsseat, and answered
 'O tssir names -tfism LickReId eoBny aboas 6ay.l-
 They mel as Aiyn's Hall bat tat aot being sufficient
 y sPaciOaS tU aceommodaie sGck large number they
 adjourned the City Hall, which wds b 6lIed thai
 room could GOt be found for al Ils spec'a.ors. The
 best spirit and feeling prevailed The Governor aud
 Lieut.. Governor being al Harsfsd, were invited sO
 attend the Convention, and lle Members of Congress
 and Judges of le Court who were in te city amended. The Convention was organized by The appgip,ment of Chargss 4. LngsrapH, of New Haven, Presidenl- John 4, RockreM of Norwich Wm. c. Sseriisg, of Salisbury Geaggg SPatdiRg. of Mjsdetpwnt aud De- nisi 7yers of Brooklyn. Vice -Presidents- 7Aio- dare .Sai, sf Windsor, zImOGsy T. Msruin, of Nor
 walk, asd 4. JoAasoa, of Soners, Secre.ariessA F.
 A committee OfOne from county was appointed to
 dEa resolutions expressive of the sense of ts meet. ing-It consisted of Charles M. Emerson, Wm. B.
 rislOl, ]. B. Ferris, Horace Foot, George Perkins, Joel c. Caudes. Se,h I. Steele, and George $. Cat lin. They repor,edile following. which wete follow ed by number of addresses from ie members of the Conversion, aad unanimously adOpaed: es
 Rssoiusd, Tha, the existence of . RspaLlican Gos- ernmeAt must eyer depeni lhe virtue and ipelli- gsnce ot the people, and that il s incompatible yith the safety o free institutions eniFusg them 10n ger n the hands ,of nien who bend the whole weigh, fheir Oicsa: ihdMence tho desfuctioD Of political yirtae and pshiic morality. 4 9st 4s.3 48 e-es s $ kesoiced. That a the course of policy pursued by the present Administration, the neasnres they have adopted to secure and perpeuaie power i tl'er Owh haUds, and the manner in swAich they exercise it, leave ls no ronu .o donhi OG settled design on the para of those who rue the destnes Ol cOupiry, to change the spirit anu the form of our Government.
 Resolved, That Andrew Jackson, by his ruthless system of rewards aud panshpens--by his attempts 10 suhsdize lhe rrcssby his endeayOgs break down the Bank Of the Uaed States, the Judiciary and the Tari6-by his encr0achMeMts on the privileges sOf Congress-by his hostility 10 the Consation and his refusal faithfully i0 execute the Lawshy hs propOs ton cell for British gold American soil and freeborn American cixens--by his numerous Inconsistencies and political heresiesby his total disregard tO the rishs and interests of the peopie-l.as forfeited our confidence, and that as Patriots, as Young Men,, as Asaericans, we decsn il daiy t0 all honorable aneane to oppose his re-electiou. Sts #
 Resoiued That the refusal of the Presidsat to sane ton the Bill co1saining appropriations for tue improve
 of New Haven arisor, and of the naygaiioD of the Connecticut and Thames Rivers, whenh he at the same june approved of the appropriaiions mode for the beDeft OF Osweg0 Harl,0r and ihe navigation of Cumberland River, esincesa spirit ui par,ialy and fasoritism uoworlty of the highest agsirate If this Nation, and deserves the unqualified reproduction of >/Resoised, That recognizing in HENRY CLAY, \ saiesmaR 0f lomg and varied experienceof enlarged sad liberal vie,vste chanpon ofile Aiaerican Sys- ! the friend and asSSomIro%isag aasoca.e of ssittssionA and h.e Union, with tilS utmost coaGdenGe entrns R s hands the Administration of hse Dssrpnent and believing that i.e will secure as ughla tWrOaii by hrmness and nOt by base sycOphan cy and the surrender of our national hoHoIhat ai l6ne he will cultivate the of peace, foster the a. 'iohal in!usfy and aishfaIy execute the laws-aad that he will in alt its departments administer the g9v. sr9nent ia ihe true srr. of lhe Constitution we a prove of hiS RoininatiO, aud pledge ourseiyes avery henest exestiOn t0 secnre his election. O IOHN SERGEANT tss the Vice Presideory-
 s moral worth, his inIegry. his ability and Grmness c.'title him o Iie confidence olthe American people. By those s6 hoa he best known he s most seri,ecl- e., and the records 0f his life his highest euio- gum. itftH sfe,sF Ass .9@ s'7.s4ss.I.sf,s} |
 ResOfued That the hest evidence Of the utiiiy of Tarif oi protecting duties, s to he found n ts nu ehce on "Hr natona prosperity, and hat viewing iis resu:s in the United States, and especially in New. England. in developng resources, and rendering as independent of foreign industry, induced to cherish undcoatimue that system which has proved 50 eminenily successful in our country.
 Res0iped, That as Andrew Jackson once voted | against iinversai suffrage, one of the cardinal princ pies of the Democrasc party, and ns. lhrough the l lie to and uasnindui of the opinions. the wishes and he inieresis of tho peopie ihe clams of his parii Ea.s j" shi: State to ihe e the "Democraaic Par which their character and their principles have never entitled them. v
 A committee was also. appointed to prepare an Ad- lress consisting of Messrs. Henry Baraard, Aaron skinner, Rolhn Sanfard, ElphaIet A. Bakley, L. s. Foster, Wm. w. Reed, and E. Jsssap, IT,, who re ported io the evening session. This address gave rise also to nUmber of speeches. The address was adop- ted, and with ils resolations and other proceedings of the meeting 1o0OO copies ordered be prin,ed-
 The address was received at too late haur lor pu lica,ion ihs week, but will De pubshed tn next.
 A State Central Committee was appointed, which ] is composed of the following gentlemen: messrs. Q. E. Wiams, Hartford cosniy, o. s. Seymour, Liich. field, J. B. Ferris Fairfield, ". H. Scosiii. New-Eia ven, Georee spaidine. Middesex. Q. Lester. New London. D. P.Tyist. W;ndbam, = Winter, Holland.
 Corresponding CoE,aillees for each county were also appeinsed. llessrs o. s. seymoss. LtehGeld, N. B. Smith, Woodbsry, and Wm. Andrews, Corn- wall, were appoip,sdf fsr Liscb6eid souniy.
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 uLes. some Of f odt old deaioesa,c friends inIi,i. ioka aay l eesised with isgaid so i.e spseiossas- ,iee ia this day's paper esng meeting of.hs z De mocrs.ic EieesoF1," we wil merely remark that the object cali together sse JacksoRiaas-and whesh CT ,aey had ppder ihs aatlent nans sf ysder0st demorat. soleratieniss or nnii;fer or nphinsarisr provided they can psoaounce the Shiholesh of Jack soniss, sesanos dspbt thsywill De ehsssflly re- esived. graefn.Iy acknowledged. and U questions asked."
 Okio.-Th electioa which has jnsl taken plaes in this r,ate fur Goyernor. Congseesmsa. Ae has gone