Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-01-30


readers the able address adopted by the late Wing
State Convention Of this state, on the preceding page
Though it be long, it viii amply repay the reader for
attentively perusing it. >-
Young Meme State Convention will be remem-
bered that at the late State Convention 10 New-la-
ven proposition was made by delegation Of young
men from Middletown to hold Convention Of You've
MEN at Hartford on the 26th of February next, 10 res
pond to the nominations there made and also to those
made at Harrisburgh in December. No mode was
adopted by which delegates, the numbers thereof,
should be appointed, but this was left to be desgna
ted by the State Central Committee. That Commit
tee recommend that the different town committees
communicate the subject to the young men, and that
instead ofdeegates being appointed all who can con-
venently be invited to attend We trust the subject
will be Immediately attended to in Ltchfed county
let committees of young men be appointed to con-
with other young men, and 60 down to Hartford
with large delegation, and there meet their fellows
from other countless oil resolved to battle with loco
focoism till it is swept from the state We have
corps Of young wings in this county equal to any in
the State-and we want to see them up and doing
determined to defeat the locofoco seattle" next
spring by at least 800 majority in this county. and 5000
in the State It can be done If the young men will
take hold Of the matter right earnestly, and work un-
Ill the election. . se,r .s u ..
tn "Now's the time, and now's the hour"
We are indebted to Hon. Truman SMITH for sundry
public documen,s-among them the documents &C.
cornpanyiag the Presidents Messages pamphlet Of
over GOO pages which is the service Of any OF our
subscribers who wish to look into such huge mnss
zf,l, dom into eof,
ing, but it does to really seem useless to publish
OF 5000 copies the Of matter embraced in this
volume. Nobody is particularly benefited except it
be the printer, paper.maker, &C.
Governor Morton This is the title by which Mar
Gus Morton is hereafter to be designated After four
teen unsuccessful trials he 10 at last chosen Governor
Of Massachusetts. The report OF the committee oil
elections of the House was accepted by vote Of 4Si
to as and on Saturday week he sworn into office
On the same day the Governors Council was chosen
they are all wings and were chosen by the House by
an average majority Of about 3d. Thus is the govern
ment of Massachusetts organized for another year
A wing Senate, q wing House, wing Council, and a
loco.foco Governor! The commonwealth safe !!
VIM. NJ. McCarty is chosen Member Of Congress
from the Loudon district, Virginia, in pla 70 OF Mr.
Mercer resigned. 1t is very strong wing district
and, the locos not putting up any candidate, there
were two wing candidates, Mr.. McCarty and Mr.
Cutbber Powell Mr.McC. received mnjorities in eacl
Of the three countless Loudon Fairfax and Fauquier.
Mr. McCar.y was a State Senator from Louder
county he resigned, and Mr.. McIlhancy, (whig
was elected in his place.
Aich;gan.-We have at length the official returns
Of the late election from this rising young state, ant
find them more favorable to whggery than we ex
nec,ed The majority, in 90 scattered population
i sufficiently large 10 be- healthy" For Governor
VIM. Woodbridge le,o3O-Elon Farnswor.h II, 1872
,.hip mo;or;,v 1913. For Lieut.. Governor, Jane.
W. Gordon ls.s7l-Thomas Fitzgerald l7,5l2-whit
majority 1883.
We hear nothing further of the IT, s. Senator thar
thnt Mr.. A. $. Porter has been nominated IN caucus
Nr M ., Jug aoa g hs ,c e;ehor
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Great Fire in WILMINGTON, NJ Ca Ere broke on,
in a store occupied by Mr.. John Dawson, near the
Cour, House. on the 7lh inst. which soon communica
wv " "'"' "u'ue' SUI .'o '"eo - "'.e'
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