Litchfield enquirer., 1839-03-21

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town are determined to give good account of them
selves on the first Monday in'April. Let:them not
relax their exerons in the good cause because their
prospects are fair-the enemy are at work. making
use Of all the arguments which chcanery and despera
ton in unfolding rotten cause can invent. Nofase-
hood will be too base for them, if by such means they
can accomplish their objects. Let the wings meet
them with the aror Of TRUTH justice, and righteous
cause and they must succeed
TOWN OF LlTCHFIELD.
An adjourned meeting Of the Wings of Echfed
was held at the Court House, Monday March ls.
1882 On motion the meeting proceeded 10 ballot for
candidates to be put in nomination for Representa-
tives. Or. SAMUEL BuEI. and WILLIAM KAY recely.
ed nearly ell the votes given, and were accordingly
The following resolutions were then introduced:
and after addresses from E. G. Bacon. T. Smith, and
Abiah Catlin, Esq. of Harwinton, were unanimously
Whereas John NJ Niles, the Loco Foco candidate
for Governor bv his votes and speeches in the Senate
Of the United STATES, has endeavored to deprive this
State of its Just rights to the national domain; and
to establish the Sub Treasury system in its most de-
norasing form; and to destroy the freedom and pur
government in interfering in State EIections-there
fore.
Resolved, That we will use all honorable means to
prevent his elevation TO the chet magstrncv OF this
State, and to secure the reelection Of WIN. w. Ellis
WORTH.
Resolred, That the nomination Of State Officers ty
the Wing Convention at Middletown meets our nm
qualified appreciation, and shall receive our undivid-
ed support.
Resolved. That we will cordially support the cleo
ton ct DR.. ANDREW ABEENETIr for State Senator
and ALBERT SEDGwIcK for Sheriff.
Resolved That the nomination Of TRUMAN SMITH
as a candidate for Congress, is highly credtable TO
this county, md we will spare no honest efforts to en-
Iesolred. That reposing entire confidence in the
rec'tude, ability and devotion Of Dr. SAMUEL BUEL nd
WILLIAM RAY, to the true interests OF the people, we
recommend them to the republican electors OF this
town as candidates represent in the next Legis:
hlure
JULIUS GR1swOLD. President.
c eSss5s c AD4ns, Vice Presidents.
4 4sVsaw K snaa, Secretaries,
" We give up nearly all this page to our cores
pondens. and accounts ofpubc meetings-of course
obliged to curtal any remarks upon "matters and
things" which nigh. feel inclined to make Elec-
ton d near at hand, and our miscellaneous and news
readers must bear with Us week or two longer the
!nficton upon them Of 50 much political mater-the
ladies especialy-bu they are nearly all whigs we
have no fear that they will be unreasonable.
" We understand that reports are in circulation
in various paris othis county and state that TRUMAN
SMITH. Esq, the wing candidate for Congress in this
county, during the last session of the legislature adve-
Gated the claims Of the Housa,onic and other Rail
Road Companies for support before committee Of
that body, and afterwards, amongst the members of
the legislature, endeavored to influence them to vote
against granting the cyedit Of the state assist the
companies. Now, though we cannot believe that any
one who knows the character Of Mr.. Smith could for
a moment have been imposed upon BY such bastard
ly charge, we take it upon ourselves and have the
assent Of Mr.. Smith for doing. pronounce this
charge Of double dealing malicious and Infamous
FALSEHOOD-and have no doubt that those who
have been most instrumental in putting the story into
circulation kneg to be base e Without euen tie sha-
doW Of foundation
NeU4dmpshirs is still under the dominion Of isaac
AI. we last week anticipated she would be- The
tories have carried Governor, Congress- Legislature
and all. by large majority-Iarger even than last
year Il would appear that the wings had no expec-
tation Of succeeding, and did bring out their force
, In NeT- York, the town elections are taking place
in many Of the counties; and from what We can pa.
Their from the papers, the wings carrying and have
carried large number Of towns where they failed last
spring and fall while, on the other hand, there are
very few which they have lost-occasionally one
On the WHOLE taking the Argus and Evening Journal
Of Albany as the oraces Of the parties. think the
balance Of reaction" and sober second Aogghs" is
decidedly in favor Of the wings.
The pastoral relation between the Rev. Richard M.
Chipman and his peop,esat Harwinton, was last week
dissolved by the consolation. There had for some
lime been an unhappy division between him and
portion Of the society in consequence Of the active
mar. he was taking in the question Of Abolition Of
aayery. and nearly moiey Of the society had with
Arawn from the Church; and, fthe consolation had
mot dismissed Mr.. ChpRan, would probably have
mona on and established new Society and built
nav Church. We are glad to learn that by the course
sakeu che psOpis will probably become again harmon
:ized.
o. Look cut Coz eli manner Of lying and fraud by
ahs Loco Focos abous these dayA Remember this
100 on the day Of election. RecOect that last year
tey attempted % deceive ths fresmsn Of this town
BY the circuaaion Of spurious ticket Tor Dr. BuA in
soad Of HUEE Il b IN evidence Of the lack OF comb
dance In shair own S'Bsngfh-hsnee, b wary! be
eaEOfall