Litchfield enquirer., 1839-03-07

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EIecfioH, the first Monday If April, 1889.
a.. = FOR GOVERNOR,
WIN. W. ELLSWORTH.
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
CHARLES, MAWLEY.
q "a. srr. FOR SECRETARY, :
ta1 ROYAL R. MANMAN. a
rs =" -"2a FOR TREASURER. ,$ae
HIRAM RIDER,
FOR COMPTROLLER, ~
HENRY KKLBOURN.
HENRY KKEROURN.


HENRY KKEBOURNo
o. In order to finish Mr. Clays speech, and to pub
lish somewhat in detail the debates upon the Maine
frontier question, have been obliged to cut down
political matter 10 very brief space: We shall
hereafter have more ROOM.
l5h Senatorial Districe-The wings Of this district
held their Convention at New-HaFtf6fd on Monday
last, and nominated Dr. ANDREW ABERNETEfy, Of Haf
wint0n. tor reelection.
10th Dsf1cts zJoHN BUcKIxeHAM, Of Wasertown,
was nominated for election by the Wing Conven
| ton At Woodbury. ON Tuesday last. -
Ieseph TrumbGls ESQ. has been nominated by the
Whigs ct Hartford county as candidate for Con-
gress ChaSes Chapman, EGG. BY the Conservatives;
Each pnr,y has also nominated candidate for She
Phrsy by abe Conservatives; and VIM: 4. ivesby the
THoMAs w. Williams, Esq has been nominated
by the Wings of New-London County as member
"f Congress, and DAylD BALDWIN, for Sheriff.
I SAMUEL INGHAM, Esq is nominated for reelection
| TO Congress by the locos, in the New-Hayen and
| Middlesex district. -}i's1 e II" ~ 'A'
o. Gen. Scot, left Washington for the sea: Of war
in Maine on Wednesday Of last week, and had reach
ed Boston on Saturday morning. He carries with
him the preliminary arrangement by the British Min
lister and Mr. Forsyth Secretary Of State. The &C.
neral has commonly proved pretty able negotator.
"Great Re-acs;ons."-O Our tory friends around here
| are claiming with much apparent confidence that re-
actions in their favor arc taking place in different parts
| Of our town.. Press them to name individual, and
they will not and cqsnos-'hey are IN r, some remote
as coming out right TO illustrate IT, they point
to the published proceedings Of little knot Of ocos
s% dSys g0 e sss hoy few
| the bye Is yet mnor) happened in at the County
House with friend from abroad, and by chance hear
fr,n curosi'y walked in. The meeting was about
organizing; and having one Secretary appointed, il
was proposed to appoiat Mr.. Bacon, aisoF He asked
business, and noreover he soas moi loco Joco The
meeting however voted not to excuse him. Not wish
ing to appear rude and rather DESTROYS to the fn
he assisted in gathering the votes in part Of the
room but utterly refused to sign the dongs Of the
meeting, or have any thing 10 do with them notwh.
standing which his name ,cas fraudulonty used and
nigh. last at The Young Mems meeting. he alluded 70
these facts. and in most felictous manner showed
! how he gPt caught in such bad company. This is all
the "re-acton" we have heard of-and is 1t not as.
tonishingly "great? 2" 49,. t.., ., 'afst r.
Young Mems Meeting claiming to, be very
young man. concluded that the invitation 20 attend
this meeting ian account Of which will be found be-
lOw did not extend to and therefore we did not 60
until i Ind been some time organized !hs resolutions
intEdpSed and The debe, ,. going on We were gIad
much good feeling animatng those just coming upon
the stage Of action Spirited and very pertinent and
nredable remarks were made by several members Of
the meeting, and the utmost harmony and decorum
as well as enthusiasm prevailed throughout the even
| ing The meeting was adjourned TO the Monday he
tore the election At which time :; e trust mat the yonng
Ut the town, will attend and take part in the proceed
| ings and debates.
A r. - r AN
at Unon Hail. Monday evening, March A. 1889, the
following gentlemen were appointed Officers II ~ !
L. CH4sr.os BAcos, President; John We,more.jr-
Francis Bacon. Secretaries. 49,
On motion that Committee Of four be appointed 10
draft Resolutions the following gentlemen were nom
Morris, and Augustus A. lord After retiring short
tin,e Mr.. Coing, behalf u the Committee submit
tedte Eo~ ing Resolutions Which, after several able
Bacon, we're unanimously adopted. After which. by
request Of some members T. Smith, Esq then address.
sed The meeting the subject b the Public Lands
Resoised, That as young men we recognize no old
RssdSsd, That the leaders Of. the Administration
party fot the last eight year,. BY their disregard Of
tra,e power 10 the hands Of few their milking pub
lie Offices the reward Of partzan service; their st
ily TO the credit system, and the n1cned institutions Of
savss under The control Of the Executive; their de-
fse!ing The election Of United States Senators through
oas aM sher conielnp,s Of law and order have cor
rupiedshe public morals and greatly endangered the
ResOised, That the defalca,ions Of Price, Swar.
wou,. and Others, are practical commentaries upon
the Sob Treasury system more convincing than argu-
nsnts, IN exhibiting fie merits OF scheme calculate
ed 10 deraud and poyelish the country, and debase
The moral feeling of he citizens. .n..g.E... 1
Resoped, That We regard the right Of the States TO
the public domain as ndispuiable inasmuch as it
granted TO the general government for the benefit Of
The entire union and that hold ohr Senators and
Representatives in Congress, who would by their vote
denrye Connecticu OF its rights thereto aud the be-
nes accrung .he!efom TO be false 70 their constiiu