Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-18

l Norfolk-Michasl F. Mills.
 Plymouth-Calvin Butler. | Sharon-Charles F. Sedgwck. 1 Washington-Danie B. Brinsmade Watertown-Holbrook Gurus.
 Winchesier-Gideon Hall, IT, l Woodbury-Nathaniel B. Smith | JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
 LatchfeId-Asa Bacon, Seth F. Beers, Ozias Lewis nethy Hugh P. Welch, iona. Buel, Samuel P. Bolles Ralph G. Camp, Edw'd Hopkins, Truman Klbourn Chester c. Goslse: Edw. Cowles, Samuel H, Dudley Whng cypHs csn Hsss Geo C. ao Woodu dr. Jason Barkhamsted--Lester Loomis, Jesse Ives. Geo. Mer r,ls, Hiram Goodwin, Hira Case, Flavel B, Graham vTg Rni.1y Taylor Am9s Beechs5 Jr Edy' E!iS Camp ley, Leveret. Judd, Adam c, Kasson. Canadn-Wm. M Burrall, James Fem, Lemar Church. John EImore, Jr. Simeon Higey, Chas. Hol la6Ird, Abraham C. Hewitt, John lsham, Sereno B Gilett. Charles Hunt.
 Colebrook-Arthur Howell, Abiram Chamberlain Sam'l Whitford, Harvey Whiting, Rufus Holmes CornoaH-George Wheaton. Peter Bierce, Benj Sedgwick, Pho Kellogg, James Wordsworth, Anson Rogers, Frederick Kellogg, Chalker Pratt, Jason Beardsley.
 Goshen-Truman Starr, Augustus Miles, Nelson Brewster, Collins Baldwin, Eber Bailey, Jos L Gay. lord
 Haruinton-Andrew Abernethy, Benajah Hayden, Jacob O. .Catlin, Abijah Carlin, Sheldon Osborne, Henry Holt, Augustus s. Johnson, Lewis Smith.
 kent-Nathl. P. Perry, Henderson Benedict, Fred Fenn. Rufus Fuller. IT,, Matthew s. Bnrnum, John C.. Berry. John R. Fuller, Richard B. Stephenson, John Gilbert, William Goodse, Lyman Roberts. New. Har,tord-Isaac Kellogg, Roger Mills, Roger H. Mills, Tertias Wadsworth, Heman Chnpin, Jas. Henderson, James D. Thorp, Thomas Watson, Jr. Benj. Beckwiih, Sam1 S. Bates
 NesD- Mif ford-Perry Smith. Joel Sanford, Abbott N. Gaylord David c. Sanford, Nathl. Perry, Orange Warner, Sherman Peck. Saml D; Orton. Lewis B. Sherwood, Levi Morris, Danning Rabbit. E!dad c. Jackson, Henry Merwin, Wm; Roberts. Alber. N Baldwin. John Wooster, Ezra Noble.
 ,NorfoM-Michael F. Mills, Io. Riggs. Bushnell Knapp, Benj: Welch; IT,, Thomas Curtiss, Erastus
 Ptymonth-Cs!yin Butler, Eli Potter, Hiram Pierce, John c. Lewis, Philo Lewis, Henry Terry, William Woodruff Lucius Bradley ~ P. Miner, John Leavenworth, Curtis Blakesey.
 Salisburv-Eiphalet Whitesey, Saml. Church, U1m z. Sterling. Moore Chittenden, Roger Averill, John H. Hubbard. Nathl. Benedict. Timothy Chit John c. Mitchell
 !Sharon-Samuel E. Everett, Ansel Sterling, Israel Camp Chas. F. Sedgwick, Richard Smith Zacheus W; Bissell. Ransom Smith. John w. Mckay, sam'l
 T'orrington-Wm Battei, Eraatus Hodges, Russell c. Abcrnethv. Noah Drake. IT,, Grswold Woodward, Demas Coe, Thad. Grswold, Rodk: Bssell Geo D. Wadhams, Anson Colt, IT,, Giles Whiting, Phineas North
 Warren-Geo Starr, Geo, P. Tallmadge, Asahel Wedee Manly Peters; Eliish Hayes. win. Daniel IT. Mitchell. Wm. Moody. David c. W1hinesey. " Noble Day, Joel Morehouse, Frederick Chttenden.
 Wheeler, Benj. M Peck. Leman W. Catler.
 Winchester-Lasnan Wakefield, Truman s: Wet more. Theodore Hinsdale- sarl HuElhut Wm; x $. Sias H. Nc AIpin. Ge0rge Dudley, Gideon Hall, Jr., John Boyd, Jonathan Blake.
 Woodburp-Ch Charles B. Phelps, Gideon B: Boteford. Thomas Bull, Elijah Sherman IT., Jesse Miner, ReM- hen H. Hotchkiss. Phineas S. Bradley, Nathaniel B. Smith, Treat Camp.
 Another Sign and pery signifcans one. that Geor- gia will at the coming election he found in the sup- port of Harrison and Reform, is this fact "A State Convention of the State Righs' party recently held at Milledgeve for the purpose of selecting an electoral ticket Seventy counties represented, and 23O delegates were in attendance. Previous to organizing Judge Joel Crawford, brother of the for mer candidate for Presidents wasappointed chairman pro tenn, and John McPherson Bsrrien, Gen. Jack sons first Attorney General, was appointed perma. nent Chairman--both of whom nssisted in the cleo. ton of Van ursn to the Presidency, and are now zealousy engaged in putting him out A full electoral ticket was formed composed in part of the late Gov GiImer, Judge Crawford, Seaton Grantland. former member of Congress. A Congressional ticket was also nOWinakeu JUG of the present delegation, and three others place o Coquett, Cooper. and Black, who have given in theil adhesion to the weathercock Calhoun. Itis believed now that Harrison will not only carry Georgia, hut
 that it will be done by larger majority than for Judge White in 1896. The elements of opposition are tho. roughly cemented and organized-the merits of Har- rison and Tyler are developing by public discussions and scores and hundreds and thousands are going over to their support who have heretofore clunR the incumbent from want of fair estimate of his charac- ter. So mote 1t be every where
 SKorf and SUeet.-The Gettysburgh (P6) Banner under the head of Never too late to repent gives publicity to this Card To the voters ofthe Borough of GetysJurgh. .--Hav being a candidate. Igo.tor Gen. Harrison. May IS, ls4O. NICHOLAS WEAVER. , SALISBURY, G., June S. 1640 Recantafion -Mr. Editor-Being about to leave the town of Salisbury wish state for the information of my friends and others that have always been active and ardent supporter of MT. Van Buren-bu tendency of the measures of his administration, here by renOunce the shackes of party. and declare my determination to go with the people fM Harrison ane Reform. HIRAM s. BALL WASHINGTON, June G. 1 In the House, Mr. Williams, of Ci., made l report from the Committee on Mileage, ac. companied by bill. .1a The report proposes that the aggregate amount of the mileage shall be reduced ter thousand dollars. but it declares that re. due,ion of s50,OOO ought 10 be made. They