Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24
Secretaries.
EL1pHAIEr A. BULKLEY,
s, G. CORNELL.

Moved. that such substitutes as are present
beinyited to take seats and participate in the
.doings of the Convention. Motion adopted.
Voted, That Committee Of two from each
Senatorial District be appointed 10 present n
dist of names 10 the Convention, as candid"
ates for State Officers.
Voted. That Committee of one from each
county, be appointed by the Chair, to report
an Address and Resolutions to the Conven-
1ion.
The following gentlemen were appointed !:
Alfred Smith, Dennis Kimberly, Erastus
Williams, Lambert Hitchcock, Josiah E
Mott. Daniel P. Tyler, Saul Alvord, Henry
Selleck.
On motion II. Woodruff the Convention
adjourned to meet ut i. nj.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee on credentials reported a
list Of delegates, which report was accepted.
The following gentlemen were the dele.
gates-in attendance from Litchfield county:
L,tchGea-James Pierce, E. C. Bacon,
Charles s. Buel, Henry Skilton.
Sanford, Jesse Ives, Alexander Cleaveland.
Ne,o Hartford, North-Henry b. Emore,
Henry Jones. South-Truman Curtiss, s.
G. Mahewson.
NorfoM-Jedediah Phelps, VIM. Lawrence,
~Orlo s. White, John R. Shepard.
Colebrook-Jared Deming.
Harpinton-P. w. Noble, Cha's N. Cooke,
Sheldon Osborn. Abijah Catlin, Allen Part
ridge, Linus Catlin.
Observation-Disclosures Plat, Washington
Hatch, Frederick Murray.
Plyn'outh-Hcnry l.. Harrington, Oliver
Smith.
'Goshen-John M. Wadhams.
Winsted-Wilard S. Wetmore, Norman
Adams, George Dudley. Elias Rowley:
Salisbury-Alexander ii. nolley, William
]. Barry, Eliphalet Buel.
7'orrington-Levi Munsell.
Vateriown-Juhn Morris, M. w. Barnes,
Alanson Warren, VIM. III. Merriman.
Observation-Disclosures B. Smith, Daniel Ba.
con, Wm Hotchkiss, Charles Strong.
Neutrality-suspicious. Smith.
Voted, That the Convention proceed to the
choice of n State Central Committee.
The following gentlemen were appointed,
viz:
JAMES F. BABCOCK,
HENRY PECK,
EZRA s. HAMILTON.
Mr.. Merrinnan, of Walertown, rose and ad-
dressed the Convention briefly, in q most
spirited manner.
e. e. Bacon, Esq, rose and made some
capital remarks in favor Of a Protective Ta-
riff and the Right of Petition.
E. A. Buckley, Esq, of East Haddam, fol-
lowed briefly on the same subject, and the
general politics of our own State.
Mr.. Booth, of New Haven, spoke briefly
to the Convention on the right of petition.
T. G. Woodward. ESQ.,, of New Haven, then
addressed the Convention in continuation of
the subject of Tariff
The Committee to present a list Of names
for State Officers, reported the following
Ticket:
FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM w. ELLSWORTH,
Of Hartford.
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
REUBEN BOOTH,
efDanbury.
TREASURER.
JEREMIAH WIN,
Of Hartford.
SECRETARY,
DANIEL p. TYLER,
Of BroOklyn.
COMPTROLLER,
HENRY KILBOURN,
Of Hartford.
Voted to proceed TO the appointment Of the
County Committees.
The following were appointed
Hartford county, Thomas BelknaP.
New Haven-JO hn, 8. Rice.
New Lond0a-JOhn Durham.
Fairfield Merry Selleck. David d. Wild
man, Pkilo Hlfd.
Litcbfield- Sedgwick, Daniel Ba-
con. VIM. J. Barry.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Davidson,J. r.. Fight.
II. b. Chamberlin. Nelson Kingsbury.
Middlesex-D. D. Parmelee.
Mr.. woodward, of New Haven. having
moved that the name of Abiiah Darlington