Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-08
YOUNG hEnI CONVENTION, ,.

ed from majority Ofihe towns in the county, that the young |" up and doing," snd that they are de- lcrmined to express their opinions with the young men of the naon the great question which is soon to be submitted to the decision of inc people. They have watched the progress of the present admi"stra ton. They have marked it's acts. They have scruniz- ed the motives of those who have Rir"dHccd cOnfu- sion and msruIe into every department oG the govern me"t, and ready to raise their voice n reproduction of fsuch measures.
 few of the more distant towns nave not been heard from. But trust they will remain be- hind while the young men in the towns around them coming forward n the discharge of their duty.- We believe they feel that they have interest in the welfare of their country, and that they will cheeIully unite in support of republican, principles, in oppo son to the camprs of faction and the dictates of bitrary will lf they have mol yet taken measures to be represented in the County Comvc niion we hope they will arouse themselves to immediate exer,ion- They cannot be unn,i,dfu of the importance of cull- vating friendly and social political intercourse with those whose interests and prosperity be o"ewi,h theirs. They be of the necessity of con- cert. and of the advantages of free and open inter- change q: opinions with each other. This can be ac-
 
 CT. Fhcy are invited to meet with We ,rus, they will not decline the invitation. Let iogether- Let confer freely, becomes the young of an intelligent community anxious to learn each others senl:nchs, to wear away prJudces, and to "ai.e i" promoting their aud their cOuntrys best interests.
 The young men in the other counties are waking up | the subject. common feeling .peryades them hroug hou, the s,alea feeling of aachmtni to our free institutions, and desire t0 be nstrumen nial in rendering .hem perpetual. They will repair to WasI- ngton, and record their n,achHett there. They will show yIal may be expected from Cunncciic,,t.
 The young men of Ntw.York have addressed'ther associates throughout the Union, asking their a<ss. ,ance and 'co-operaoa. Connec,cu, will give hers. Li,chficld County will unite win ,hem and i.i ho. ped tha, hc whole county will lend it's aid Let eye ry who loves hs country and lhe cause of freedom oc vgant and active. And let the friends oi free re- publican principles and of HENRY CLAY, see that portion of the Republic they look for support with greater confidence than 10 the
 You've MEN OF LITcHFIELD COUNTY.
 T It should be borne in mind that the proposed County Convention s be holden the Court House, in this village, on Tuesday the 20th ef Ma,ch inst at one o'clock, P. M.l
 7'o the Electors ofthe Seventeenth District.
 The moment is nt hand when those of you who are friendly to the American System, and opposed to ihc existing administration "fhe national sovernme nt must select suitable candidate so represent the dis trci Senator in the General Assembly. It is well known that the Jackson party are making great exerons io gain an entire asceMemry im the HexI Lc- gislaure, with view Co secure the appointment of Senator to msrrpresent the wishes and interests Of Connecticut in Con-. ess and these exeriions have been carried into the l7Ih District and will result in lhe nomination of undoubted Jackson man by a caucus, the proceedings of which will be vigorously supported. Under such circumstances. we must act once and decisivey bring forward can ldaIe that will command the confidence of the dis. rict, and with view 10 concentration o( public fcn- lmen.. beg leave 10 suggest the name of General CHARLES F. SEDGWlCK, of Sharon. as being in all respects competent discharge the duties of Sen ainr; and whose merits and sq"aIiGrati"ns are well known thrOughou the district This highly respect abe name s brought before the Electors merely for with the Knowledge that there are ol- er gentlemen ofgrea, worth in the district who nicht be designated for this office bat i s obvous that lhe candidate mus, he who, under ali ercu,ns,ancts, will best unite the Electors. And it is respectfully submitted whether General Sedgwck Is not the man.
 An Eiector efthe l7sh District.
 Al n Convention oi Democratic Republican Dele gates from the towns composing the 15Ih Senatorial District, holden at Wolcouvlir, pursuant to pubiic notice, Feb. %, 1G32 s,ephe" Dcming, E.q. was called ihe Chair and Amos Beecher was appoint- ed Clerk.
 Resolred, That this ConvenIion recornrrend and n"mina,e General RUSSEL C. ABERNETHY, of Torrington, as a candidate for the office of Senator for said District al fife ensuing election.
 Resoired, That the d"ings of this Conventi"n be signed by the Chairman and Clerk, and published.
 STEPHEN DEMlNG, Cho6mGn.
 AMos BEEcHER, Clerk.
 At meeting of numher of gsndemen from differ ent rarts ofthc county of Liicb6.Id he'll in LchGed, March 6ih, l832, ihe Rev. Darius Q. GrsW"ld wns rhosen Moderator, aud S,ephen Deming, Scribe. The meeting opened viii, prayer by inc Modcrapr. The Rev. William C"gswell, Secretary ofthe Ameri- ran Education Spciey. then presented he subject of forming County Edacnticp Soeify. Ater some rr- marks it was voted, a' i, is expshent io form such S"ci-ty, auxiliary the Connsciirui Branch ofths American Education S"cisiy. A Consu,on .wns ad"med. and the following persons were elected off, cs,s for the year ensuing :-
 Hon. FREnERIcK WoLcorr, President.
 Rev. David l.. Perry, >Eras,us Lyman. Esq. Rev. Luther Hart Joseph Ba'ie Esq. Rev. D. O. Grisw"j Dr. William BueI, William M. Smith. Esq. Rev.