Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-29
xyIrH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

The Republicans of this District met at Per kin's Hotel, in Woodbury, on the Fist instant.
 The meeting was called to order by Hon. Le- man w. Cutler of the District Committee, and Ammi Giddings was appointed temporary Chair man, and P. NJ. Trowbridge, Secretary.
 On motion, it was voted that the temporary organization be permanent
 On motion, the chair appointed Messrs Lath- rop, Warner and Hine a committee on creden- tials.
 On motion, the chair appointed Messrs. Can field, Judd, Bolles, Treat and Kellogg commit tee on resolutions.
 The committee on credentials reported the fol- loving list of delegates TTdahnss which %as "RpFVysd w. F. Seely and CJ Minor NEW MILFORD, Ralph E. Garfield, F. Rodman Hine, William Burke and Henry o. Warner. PLYMOUTH. Per " Caldwell, Geo. H. Wilson, V. R. c. Giddings and Ammi Giddings. WARREN. Edwin NJ. Kel- logg, William E. Tanner, Samuel E. Tanner, and Geo. s. Humphrey. WASHINGTON, Jerome Ken ney, J. Nettleton. Noble N. Bolles and Ralph Warehouse. BETHLEM, L. P. Judd, D. E. Thompson, Seneca LMunson and Edward Hub bard. WATERFOWL, A. B. Everitts, Truman Per cy, Geo. Demarest, and F. A. Warren. BRIDGE WATER, Charles Treat, J. l.. Minor. J. G. Wilton and J. NettIeton. RoxBURY, F. w. Lathrop, N. R. smith and Bruce HOdge.
 Voted, to proceed to an informal ballot for Senator, and the result was, Andrew B. Mygatt had IA votes, R. J. Allen 5, Geo. P. Tallmage G., D. c. Whittlesey 2, Leman w. Cutler l, and J. c. Welton 3.
 Voted, to adjourn till 2 o'clock. P. NJ.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Voted, to take formal ballot for Senator The result was, Andrew B. Mygatt had B votes and Geo. P. Tallmage, 2; and on motion Mr. Mygatt, was unanimously nominated.
 The committee on resolutions reported the fol- lowing which, after full discussion, by Messrs Garfield, Giddings, Burke, Judd, N. Smith and others, were unanimously adopted.
 Reso1Ded, That the Republican party in op- posing the arrogant demands and political here sies of the present Slavery supporting Admnis- tration, are only following in the footsteps of the Fathers of the Republic; and while we disclaim all intention or right to interfere with Slavery in the States yet as citizens of a common Union under the imperative command of duty, we will resist the extension of Slavery into the Territo- ries of the Republic by all lawful means.
 Resolved, That we cordially approve the Homestead bill pending in Congress as being part of the legitimate policy of our free insttu- tions, and our motto is, "FREE HoMEs FOR FREE MEN,"
 Resolred, That we present the name of And rev B. Mygatt to the Electors of the 16th Dis trict with entire confidence in his fitness to be the exponent of our principles and the Repre- sentative of our interests in the next General Assembly of this State.
 Voted, That F. A. Warren, Nathaniel Smith and Geo. Lockwood be the Senatorial committee for the year ensuing. s
 Voted. That the proceedings of this meeting be published in the LTcHF1ELD ENQUIRER, Wa terbury American, New Haven Palladium, and the Republican Standard
 Voted, to adjourn sine die
 AMMI GIDDINGS, Chairman.
 PM. TRowBRIDaE, Secretary.
 Woodbury, March 2lst, 1860.