Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-15
THE ENQUIRER
LTTCHFIELD, MARCH I5, 1852.

Young Men to be lIeld tn Washington City im May next-and the two last weeks had the pleasure of pub
 fishing other commu nicatiOns to enforce the subject upon the public mind. The object OC the principal Convention a, to take such measures as will have tendency to bring into OPsraIo" the energies of the young men Of our countryside active and most eff cient vOters-n fGrtherance of the attempt to put down the present corrupt nnd imbecile administration of our general government and iM its stead 10 subsi- ute men and measures'' which will rebound to the honor and glory of our common country: And in such praiseworthy effort we cannot doubt that Lchfeld county will come forward and do her full proportion. Already in one county in this New-London) has a meeting been heId and Delegates apponIed-andi in another (Elarford meeting for similar purpose ia to be held next week. Although LiIchfeId county is not so extensively engaged in manufactures sume others in the state, yet it cannot he concealed that she feels deep interest n sustaining and fostering the American System, and at the time of fuphoIding the champion of that system, HENRY CLAY. The meeting in this county, will be recolected, s to be held Iussday nert, at the Court House in this village; and it is desirable that each town should be represented in the Convention.
 It will be seen by the communication which follows tha, the Young Men of Sharon have embarked with spirit in the above spoken of We trust ev- cry town in the county will " do olkewise"-excepts SO fa to mingle district politics with the subject. That is question which should be kept distinct. COMMUNICATION
 At meeting of the National Repu6hcan Yoshng Men of the town of Sharon held o the 9th insl.-Rrh-
 ard smith, Esq was callsd to the CLair, and L"- cius J. Close was chosen Clerk. The following
 preamble and resolutions unanimously adopt ed :-
 Whereas, believing that the principles of the exist ing Administration, Ra developed by equally dis graceful and unexarled n the history of enlig emed governments. are such that if unchecked, n,sssf pro tace results the disastrous liberties: and, believing to be the perioMs duty o every lover ot
 is coGntry 10 unite with the friends ot rational tree. dom, in resisting that fearful flood of intrigue md corruption which during .hr three past years, has swe ept our land :-rherefore,
 Resoired. That cordially approve of the nominR- ton of HENRY CLAY. Of Kentucky, for Presidcnl, | and JOHN SERGEANT, of Pennsy ylvania, for Vice President "f the United Sa,es-And ha, we approve of the pr"p0Gcd Convention OC Young Men be held tn the City of Washington in the month of May next, l for the purpose of adopting such measures us may tend [" secure the election of the above named gen tlem0n.
 l Resolved, That we accept, with pleasure, the nvi ia,ion to meet nt Lnch6ed the 20ih instant, our brethren from sister ownS. who are friendly 10 the elect of Henry Clay and John Sergeant; and that Messrs. John c. Smith, Jun Daniel Parsons, Henry l Read, yun. Elmore Chnfee, Jay T. CanGeld, and Hiram K. Hunt, he appointed Delegates to attend that Convention.
 Resolued, That we nominate for the office of State Senator for the Seventeenth District, General CHARLES F. SEDGWlCK-nnd recommend that gentleman to the united support of the friends of frightened principles, sound policy, and Henry Clay. ResoiUe, That the d"ings of this meeting e signed by the Chairman and Clerk, and published in the Litch6sld Enquirer mad the Conacc.cui CoHrant. RICHARD SMITH, Chnirman. LUcIus J. CLOSE, Clerk.
 UJ Just before our paper was put to press we re- ceived a communication from the northern section of ,ha county, nominating for tho office of Senator of the l7,h District, Gen. ELISHA STERLING, of Salisbury While we fully coincide with the wrSr thu, from his business hnbts, from his age and experience and his sound political principles, Mir. Sterling is we'll qualif ed discharge the duties of the office, with sa.isac ton to the National Republican party, we did, and still do hope that the electors of that district would agree upon one man, and not riiier away Their strength upon two three, 90 that the Jackson folks might take advantage of their division. Whether this individual should be Gen. Sterling, Gen. Sedgwick other person, we should consider of far less consequence than such division in the ranks as 10 enable the Jacks"nians to in a candidate. #
 We have not room for the commun nica,ion to-day but fl the writer desires it, it shall be pubshed Hex week. Shall we in the mean time hear from himi ! T We were indebted some days since to Messrs. Gales & Seaton, of the National Intelli for pamphlet copy of Mr. CIays great speech in support of the Tariff policy. In tbc multiplicity Of avocaons however, we have not sinre found time ie read inc whole off We shall probably here eafier make few extracts; it will bs impossibs to publish the speech entire.'
 Frsak of Na!Ire.--A gentleman called at our office
 few days ago. and requested state, ,ha. among tho many remarkable things which have happened uHler the administration Of Gen. Jackson, was that of Cow, belonging to Mir. Bristol. of Torringford having last week brought forth calf scith oniy th,se
 gs-ihe ribs the right sde instead Of being inter- ruped by the shoulder blade, extended quite up 10 the neck. The calf appeared we'll, and run (or rather hopped) about playful my other one.
 "We see in the ast Liichfed Enq1irer, that Tru- man Smith has directed the electors of No. 17 tO vote for Gen. Sedgwck. The article nominating him pur- pOrts from an electOr of the l7ih dis rcf"
 i manB faciurrd by Truman and Sehg wick, 0int- ly, the day after the adjournment of the Court. edg- wick himself is the only person irom Mo- l7, who had any thing iO do with it."
 The above article s copied from the Hartford Times of Monday. We are not accustomed to notice my of it's fasel,oods respecting Messrs. Smith or Sedkwick, well knowing that where the Times is known s slae. mens can obtain credence, and that it only abors in is vocation of lying" In the above bref article