Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-05

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New Haven, Sept. 7h. 1913. NJ 49, +.
a1'We understand that At the Whig meeting hol-,
den in this village on "Wednesday of the passwsek,
the following gentlemen were appointed Delegates
to the Wing State Convention to be holden Ii New
Haven on the 9th Of November next iii
'DsEegatss-Trnman Smith Leonard Kinney, Ben
jamin WEIGH IT., julius Griswold. 4 1sss
Sabstitutes-Joseph Adams, William Ray !, James
Wallace, Albert 9. Tuttle., = s
1a-The Town Meeting holden in this village on
Monday last resulted in iavoro the Locos BY con-
siderable majority. About go. good true hearted
Wings attended on the occasion, and by their stead
iness in voting, and 6rmness ia the assertion Of their
principles, did themselves much credit, and furnish
ed sufficient proof that not little Of the spirit of
lS40 still remains in Old Litch6eld. Over $50 wings
were at home who probablya year hence willawake
to sense Of the importancesof the immunities of
free citizens, and will exercise (which no one
should ever fail 10 do) the shighest Of all prsroga.
tives-THR ELEcTIvE FRANCHISE. Then the town Of
Litch6eld will cast majority Of votes for HENRY
CLAY President Of the United states and of prin.
ciples upon which alone can the government of this
tage of the People The candidates elected are an
Locos except tie First Constable and Collector, for
which Office Mr.. Leverett w. Vessels twhieliwas
pited against MI, George Boles tTyler man and half
loco,) and the result the election Of Mr. w. by
an overwhelming majority. Somote it be with John
Tyler and all his adIerents! r
The following are the names efthe officers elected
Assessors Charles Jones, William Newton, Lu.
cius Tompkins, DanieIIB. Sioddards 80
Board Of Relisf-David Marsh. CD Curtiss,
Alanson Hall, David Westover, Albin GE6ila
Select Mem Reuben M. Woodruff Isaac Newton,
Sidney Peck, Putnam Kborn, William BisselI- =.
! Graad Jarors-George Dewey, Edward Gurneey,
Rufus Ames, Horace johnson, Benjamin Griswold.
s7owa Clerk-samusl p Bolles. ~.
IpDn Treaswrer-W William F. Baldwin
: lsi Constable & Collecior--Leveritt w. Vessels.
Constable George Perpont,G George D. Wadhams..
Cheering Ressh-The, Wing Tickets were uis
umphly eies1ed in Sharon and Warren on Monday
as--a result premonitory Of brilliant victory in
those towns next spring r. 4 - - n
Y Litchfeld County Agricultural Society. Il.
= At tho Annual Meeting Of this Society," holden in
Litch6eld on Thursday the 18th day Of September
Instant the following officers were appointed for the
year ensuing, viz, v - rs
Gen. EDWARD A.PHELPs Of Colebrook, President.
.Anthony c. Strong, Of Woodbury. 1zt VPresideni.
I. Grisw63d Woodward, Torrington,d do. =
Cyrus Catrn, OF LtchieId, 3D. r dos
Ralph G. Camp. Mortified. Cortespg Secretary.
fedk Phelps Litchfeld, Recording SecrclAty.
!. StephonT rawhrdge. Lilchfeld, Treasurer.
/. gs srANpfNs coMxzrres. s''..ls lii ,
:, on aSricultans- Herman Baldwin, Wasbington.
Frederick Puel, LitchReld NAlcxander- III Obey,
Salisbury 4es,e.s -.ss - So j 80.
= aiansfaclures=SD. B&Briusmsde. washiqgson; IS.
s., Bolles. Li.chAela; John Msfvin, Woodbury.
pomestioA gimalr- Stephen Atwood Woodbury.
Lesrain Thrall Torrinstoni ,Lehusi HurlPut. WIN
che ster.. - ~ IN
! Sept. sass. - =. F, Pa.srss Rec sse,y. !.
artist offremiprhs. &cspext,wesk. =. !.
ao-1a Annual cpnls Show and fair. ii he he
Litchield County Agricukpral soce,ysSaftss OF IN
this village on Wednesd " ana Thursday a last
week, ana contrary 70 the Fears Of some il exceeded
sny thing Of TIE Kind .stias talsenpace, here ior
some Es and i is now clearly proved thasShs So,
cietyewill sustained, and that Agricalture is Be.
ginniag to assume the consequence and attention
whichhelongs to it, These Gssemblheas are unlike
almost all ethefs Here there il one common feel.
ing andtone common iniefest Rivalry 10 for the
espe6t Of each, ana every one proi,ed by the sue
cess Of his neiehbors, in whose. prosperity all may
rejoice. The successful eompsa,er may well feel an
honest prides aadhe amply pays for il BY the inform
alton and example that he leaves for others Of his
calling Tais point was most happily alluded 10 by
The Orator to the Society an The second day, and his
contrast Of this peaceful calling of the iaruer. and
the turmoil strife Of political ga,hsrings, has, we
doubt. not lsfi an impression not soon to beefaced
AT an early honr on Wednesday morniag the ci,i-
zss Of the co1nty began 70 throng our streets with
the fruits Of their labor nsome with stock, some with
agricultural products, and Others with manufac.ufes
almoyipg 70 The places provided for exhibition, IN
the mids. ofthisls ringing Of bells and Discharge 81
artillery announced The arrival Of the Lisch6eld and
NqrsL6eld Teams. drawing an immense wagon with
Utmost every variety Of agricatpral productions Or
ranged in the fines. order. s.,s,wss ssslsg Il 81
Theexhiblsion Of Stock tthouah the number was
less than last ysar: surpassed all fufsr exhibitions
NO poor animais weretO b seen. ..i
4 The Court House draw crowds. tor ,l,eya MA. IL.
played the hasdiwctk Of The ana mas, i'm.
posing. sRhsis was TOO Perhaps there was ano.ber
consideration 1.-THE Ladies rHe,lsrLyEs &KRs xasRr.
offering noble example. and By their presence en-.
eecfa8ing one Of the noblsss calings Of man. ]. Z
Z The Ploughing Na,ch on tn. ln6ming of she fol-
lowing day atsractea S1Ess ~ papbsrs. and
Pess:ss =. Sesl To ~ eapd Sskiihsa with