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were arrested and committed % prison where ,hrv nwals trial whirh co'nes oa next week. .,
 -. -. !. s,,..v Sl,e showed me leitHr1 . r.obaT,ive of t. Itis. believe, truth tut relation.
 Mr. WycOGr of course, has his own yer. yer: sien. HS insists that Miss G. loveo h'"' .ievotedly. but had heen influenced by 0'hrfS IO wrong both herself and hun. For I"1 purpose of giving the affair the character oI civil offence, he drew up and Swore 'O a statement in which, among other thugs "o says that Illeir last week in London' was O:e OF such endearment and dalliance as 'n0'' heIrOtlIal rendered pPoper and nStuI"'
 This Miss c. utterly denies. She di' not she says. during ihnt time see MT. w. alone and tinally denied herself to him: leaving Londen as she intended, without his knowledge. though the sequel proved tl'"t he had psrfec, knowledge Of ah her move n,en,s through faitlIleSs Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
unllea stalaa Ianalor.

Ar. Editor. --The election ol U. s. Senator Is sersainly oas of the most i'm POrtant issues to be decided on the first Of April nex,.-but it seems apparently to have been forgotten. or to be consider ed Of but secondary importance. l say 0pp0renfty-fOr 1 have no doubt whats ever' that our opponents are determined upon obtaining that prize. this Spring. at any and every hsz rrd ,-and that exer. -'fons are and will be made to gull the Wings into the support of democrats. Ostensi6ty to pass some law similar to the "Maine Law" while the yeaI object is to sccu the Senator.
 leOuld by no means class all demo- crats as Anti Temperance men. even in tlis corner of the COunty-but there are some among US who are probably dcsi. ro"s of nomination as Representative who with one class of men, are loud in theIr praises of the Maine Law. while they are ready to pIedgc themselves in hour even, to- different class.
 It is conjectured by some, that in doubtful towns, or in Whig towns gene rally. the policy is to have c.ndidates fol the Legislature pledged to vote for some such law. (if elected) and that one cer. tainly. and 6oM of possible should be democrats. Now Mr. Editor, I have not the least objection b the passage of such a law-but I certainly shall hesitate to vo,o for man who will cas, vote in the Legislature againsta Nhig U. s. Senator.
 A SUBSCRIBER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
Democratlc Eomlnalisn.

Der OpPOn"nss met tn Convention Wednesday ih this city. and nominated their old ticket. with the exception of th' Treasurer. Mr. Smith, who declined. Se we have Seymour for Governor, Pond for Lieut.. Governor. &c. Mr. Edwin Slearns, of Mddletown was nominated for Treasurer in place of Mir. Smith, Seymour had 2Os out of 2os votes.
 The above ticket for State Officers, we are glad to see once more in the feld. The Wings ought to beat iI-Ihey can beat it-and if they got wo'k as they should do, they i'll beat it.
 The Delegates to ,he National Con- vention are as follows :-(fen. James Y. Pratt, of Rock Hill z: Wm. P. Burrall, of Bridgeport; Ephrinm II. Hyde. O Stafford Minott A. Osbo'n. of New Haven John w. Stedman, of Norwich i; and Frederick Chittendcn, of New Mil orc, W. H, Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

Roger II. MillS,-The whigs of Litch- field County will be gralificd 10 notice the name of this gentleman once more up on the State Ticket. Though very many of his friends went to the Conven- ton. confidently anticipating his nomin. ;ion for the highest executive office witE. in the gift of the people of Connecticut, they nevertheless most checrfully acqui" esce in the doings of that body. and will labor zealously Y for the election of aH ,h-
 candidates presented for their support. Mr. Mills has lad much experience in various departments of the public service. and has long been favori,e with the electors of his native county. As Judge of Probate. Representative, Senator. and Secretary ot State. he has given univer- sal satisfaction to his constituents. As "n intelligent, prompt. Gigniied and courteous presiding officer, we regard him as peculiarly qualified for the pos, for which he has been nominated, and to which. If the Wings of the State do tLeir duty.) hc will assuredly be elected
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
~Alexander H. Hollev. E.o.,

~ Alexander II. Hollev. E.q.. of Salisbury. presided over the Whig State Convention yesterday. with great tact and ability. and to the universal nccep- tance of the Delegates. We hope to hear more of that gentleman in the pol- ilics of the State hcsenfter.-N New Havea Palladium. 5th inst.
 The above is handsome and ,Oell dessrved complimen. to tle President oi tho Convention. There is not true. whig. or moro upright. honorable and capabl" man, in the State. than Mir. Hol, Icy. It was the ardent wish of many of the whigs of this section of tho State, that he should be placed on the ticket for the office o( Governor and we have good rsasons for saying. that had he mol refused his friends the use of his name i, the Convention. he would have been , prominent candidate for that elevate, station. m t tu4
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
wHlG PROBATE CONVENTION

A Convention of Delegn,es from the snveral .owns comprising the I.tchf-ld Probate District. will be hell at the Town Room in Lilchfold on Thursday the 18th day of Mach. inst, at 10 o'clock A. M., to nominate candidate for Judge of Pro- bate fer said District.
 Each town is requested to send Delegates equal to twice the number of Representa-. tives to which it is entitled in the General Assembly. Per oIder Dist Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT !!

A Convention of Whig Delegates from the several towns comprising the Seven> teen.h Senatorial District, will be held nt the Village Hall in West Cornwall, on Wednesday ilie 24th day of March. 1852. 10 Q clock forenoon. tOr the purpose of no,ninaiing a candidate for Senator from said District. #-B t@l ,9ase.l 5 JONATHAN T. NORTON, ! District
 FREDERICK MILEs, { Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

Not to 5e Gr04led Down.'--At the late Locofoco Convention in Maine. after the nominations had been made. Mir
 Dana of Poland. who assumed to be . leader upon tho occasion. called fol three cheers for Governor Hubbard '
 they were accordingly given. "Now, gentlemen" said he. ".hree groans fo, General Scott." This was a.,em ptet also. ono dismally faint grsan was heard when . member of the Convention sx
 claimed. ''ah gentleman. you are mucl mistaken t you imagine that Scott is man that oan be groansd down. IL can De dOas." ItiS needless to say that th
 Otkentwo gvoans were omitted. ~is5's
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

ANOTHER RICHMOND Demo- cra.s of Dupl:n county. North Carolina, have recently nominated w. A. Richard. son. of Illinois. formerly member o' Congress. for the Presidency. They also nominated Judge Robert Strange of their own State. for the Vice Presi dency. Since Mr. Folks nomination ant election the Democracy" seem to th.nl tha. any "lit,lo hickory" sprout wil serve to whip the Wings with. but the, will find this year that their longest an strongest pole will not be abls to "knoc the pcyimmons. aE4
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

r A flying machine. with six Frenchmen to operate it. arrived at Bos- ton in the ship Emperor. from Havre. The French government refused the in- ventor permission to fly it in France.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

U To-day we hoist our banner for the spring campaign. inscribed with hon. ored and honorable names-namcs whc!, have hitherto been the watch. words of Victory Shall that banner float in tri. umph-or shall it be trailed in the dust by an ignobIe defeat? Lst every Wtiy answer tor himse!t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

" Tn'rty.one graduates received their diplomas at the Homeopathic Col. lege in Philadelphia. at the commence. mens. day or two since. .
 ENGLAND.-A new ministry has heer formed, with Lord Stanley Fhst Lord n lhe Treasury and Prime Minister; Sir E suglen. Lord chaneell0f Earl of Lnnadnls Lord President D1smell, chancellor oI ths Exeheqasr. Sc. uaqega
 EU- cheval!sF Wyeof (an account q whose allempt to oblHlna wife we nnhIlsl this week, J hme heen senleneed l0 liItar, mon.ha imprisonment. Miss Camhlea courier has also received the sams ssn. eouce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

Elirha S. Hsbhard. Middlesex co. FB LSonais, New London e. Edwin Robinson, WindlBnm co. WI L0omis, Holland co, A Resolution raising committee of 2 from County to nominate State and (,Oun. ty Committees, was passed, and the EOI. lowing gen lemen aP0iRled. tiaritard CO.-LuciUs F Robinson, Lam- bert Hitchcock.
 New Haven Co, ,-IIenry Peek, D W Plumb.
 Fairfield Co.--NeIsOn |. White, wm. T Minor.
 Li'chfirH Co.-SimsOn II Mitchell. Dr. BeDiamin Welch.
 NiiddIsseS cO.-BsDiamip DOuslssss Charlea NOtt.
 New London Co.-A B Pierce, Amos " Prentice.
 Holland Co.--Jer'h s Fausn. NJ Fitch, Windham Co I'll H Ramsey, FM Peek On motion of Mr. BabcOck. the following resolution was passed, Resolved, That when this Convention elects Delegates to the National Whie Con- vsntion, it proceed in the following man. nor namely Two delegates representing the Stase at large, shall be elected by bai- lot. and they shall be from different couu- ties. The Convention shall then. or af such time as may be designated, adjourn for the purpose of forming Congressional district Conventions. which acting by themselves, shall proceed to elect each one delegte. and the four thus selected shall be reported to the State Convention for confirmation or Otherwis .. and tllia vote of confirmation shall be determined by the President after putting the ques, tion in the usual way.
 Col. Hazard, chairman of the State Com. mittee. addressed the Convention aud de. clined re>appointmen; on the eommittee Q.
 On motion the Convention proceeded to an informal ballot for cand .date for Cow ernor.
 The following gentlemen waro nomina- l ted: Lafayette $ Foster. I h0mas S Wl. liams, Green Kendrick. Henry Du;ton, John H Hubbard. Samuel D. Hubbard, James Dixon, Roger H Mills, Thomas B. Butler, Alexander H Holly. Mir. Prentice of Norwich, by au,ho ,ity from Nr, Foster, positively withdrew his name as candidate. Mr Bruce wiltdl. " the name of James Dixon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
.WHIG CONVENTIONS.
18th Senatorial District.

A Convention to nominate W hig cnn- didate for Senator in tne 18th Senatorial District. will be holden at Bsardsley's Ho- tel in Winsted on Tuesday. the 18th day of March next, at 10 o'clock A NJ.
 A full delegation is requested.
 H. s. BARBOUR ! District
 . JOHN CAMP, Committee. Wolcottville. March l, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

U. s. SESAroR.-- We commend to our readers the article on this subject from an esteemed correspondent. in another column. His suggestions arc timely, and worthy of special considerations We have heard of frequent propositions made by democrats. in towns which sent whig Representatives las: year, to sup> port one of cach party. for the professed purpose of securing tho election of Maine Law men; and what is worse. we have heard of some whigs who have expressed willingness to close such g bargain We would earnestly warn all Whigs-- whether friends or opponents of the law in qucstion-to beware of all such coal :. itions. They are among the cunning altifices of your old enemy. who comes .o you in all guises. and with every .pe- cies of insinuation and intrigue --and who care no more for temperance than the greg seller does when the deals out "drugged democracy" at two cents a glass, on election morning. Tho real object of our opponents is to secure the United States Senator. as well as the State Officers; and if they caa get tho assistance of the wings. by protesting 10 favor the Maine Law in one town. and by opposing it in another. they will laugh in their sleeve. and count tie pro. ceeds as "clear gain" Again we say to cur friends. form no "coalitions." and don't fall in any of the snares of the adversary. Put up for the Legislature your BEST mcn-- men in whose ability. honor and integrity ALL will have impli. cit co6dence. without tlamels or pledges of any kind and then go to work and ELECT them ..... ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

WILl1s vs. FoRREsr.--Tle jury in the assault and battery case of Willis vs. Forrest. have rendered a verdict of $25oo in favor of the plaintiff. New York jurlcs appear to have particular affection for loosening Forests purse strings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

~ We refer our readers to the ex- cellsnt communication respecting our nominee for Governor. Mir. Kendrick. Most heartily do we endorse every line of it. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
FARMER.
Whig State Convention.

@ 4NoW tthVous HAhT Cu 4V The Convention was called to order hv Hon. A. G llnz lri, Chairman of the State Committee, and temporarily organized by the appointmen, of Hon Daniel P Y. Ter, of Brooklyn, Chairman. and 5. w. Kellogg of Naugnfuck. Secretary. Resolution raisins committee of one from each Congressional District, m nomi- nate permanent officers, passed. ani the following committee appointed. District No. !. J. P. Brace,
 ? A. Il. Bra a'merd,
 3. L,n.hrrt Hitchcock.
 4. Eli D,.ker",an,
 5. J K. Bristol,
 6, w. Hemingway.
 ?, N. G. Fish,
 $, George Bliss.
 3. F. A. Gnlr,t,
 To, SiIas C. Boo h.
 II. Nelson L. White.
 l2. Nni. T. Minor,
 Is, Isanc Knight.
 IL, Charles Mathawson,
 l5. IIen, y B. Graves,
 l6, D. F. WhIilssry.
 i7. Benjamin Welcii.
 l0. Benjamim Douglas,
 l9. - Cmnlker.
 2O. Henry Underwood,
 2l, B: N. Comins. On motion Of Mr. Babc0ck of New Na- ven. a committee On Resolutions, of 9 from n C"un'y, was appointed, as follows Hartford Cuunty.-lsaac w SiunIt, A G Hazard.
 New II ,ven-Philn Pratt. A. N Skinner. Famisld-Wm. T M,nor, Joshua B Ferris.
 New Lnndon-John F TrumbuIl, Thos u ( Klngshrrry. Wind,am- Fred'k M Peck. Daniel P Tyler.
 hlhijlescx-Linus parmelee. Fted'k Hall.
 T"iland-. George D Ives, Buel of He. hr0n.
 Ltchfeld--B B Rockwell of winches | ter Al- xander II Hnlley The Communities t0 nomlnMte permanent officers rep ,r,sd ,he following uume. which were adopted.
 tr PR9sIoESr. uos. ALEXANDER H IlOLLEY. WEE PRESIDENTS, Walter Gladden.. Anon Clark, Wanton A | Weaver. A II Byingtnn. John c Noble, Isaac Backus, N Q Kellogg. Linus Parma. lee. eff Secretaries Stephen w Kellogg, An- drew F Warner. Samuel D N"rtllway. 4 resolution appointing ' Gum miitee of ane frnm County io prspare tue rnll oi the COnyenlinn was passed, and the follow. ing committee appainled. Wm. Mathsr, Hartford co. |. S w Kellogg, New EnTon 60, John Coo. Fairfield co. | Frederick Mics. Llsehnold co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

The Convention was called to or'ler at } u'cluck. The Committee On Gre leiru,,ls reportrd the f,lowins Rul! of the Menlbe rs which was accepted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
LlTcHrIELp c UNITY

4SS1S AsbO ' ONsy l.itch ield-- Garwood Sa forI. Buel Sodg. wick, Dsyd E Bssiwiek. II B Graves. Cn,.aa,i Cimrl-s Hunt, W N Hiiner., .yiucLeslei--B B Rockwell, Norman Ad.
 a4sss,
 Vnodbnry--Nnih'l E Smith. Henry Minor,
 k l Allen. Ci'as. A Summers. ratringron-D Wilson Geo D Wadllams
 Rufus G ilrue, A c Bradley. Cornwall Geo. A Wheaton. D N Pierce.
 F Pi"ree. stephen Foster. Roxbury -hen'y |. Smith. Lewis E Ju''d. si,aron-Cha,l.s Sears, Calvin P Chaffer. Geo. B Bntes, Augustus B GrHy. Rprllun- W ill.a ,n Andrews D s Jackson. Noriulk " Welth. $ D Norihwny,. RQ Brsu.n. Nm. C Odt il. Gnshen~- Moses Lyman. Frederick Miles. Washington Hen,nn Baldwin, S,,n+on II MncilrlI. D C Whit,l+sey. D Patterson. tlurw,n,on-Rom Cmk. Jahez Nj Camp
 Wm. C Sc"vIll. D (lsb"rn. New M,trd-J.,in 6 Noble, Samuel Smith. Clark Hihe 4 B NJ. gait. Colebrook- Edward Carring ton. Allen.
 Green.
 B,rkiansie,l-E A Dnla.le. Sterling D,iggs, Lester Loonis. Lnch's K-n field. Sallskury-A II liolIey. lI F tiolllster, G C
 Dodge, E D Guul,naa. Warren-S C swift. 1. M B, ,insn,ade Waiertown- Geo P WOudruh. l. w Cutler PIy,nouth-Himm Pierce, W II Oenu, Ed-
 ward l.am,lnl, Edward Thomas. New Harrford.-E NJ Seymour. Root. Tine Convention then proceede+i Nitk an in> immai balin for q caalidlie for Govcsnors
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
Afternoon SeSsSi on.

On motion the Convention adjonrntd till 2pM. %4f4f5s5 A fl
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