Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-07

best expression of our sentiments, that the his tory of the nation during the last four years, has fully established the proprlety ana necessity oi the organization, and perpetuatlon or ,ne nepuo ,. hcan party, and that the causes when calieo !, into existence are permanent in their nature, ana now more than ever demand it's peaceful and constitutional triumph
 Resolped, That the Republican party of this State have full confidence in the honest patriot ism and ability of Abraham Lincoln, and that they appeal to the good and loyal citizens of all parties, to sustain him not as Republican, but as the Chief Magistrate of the Nation, in his eff forts to maintain the Constitution and the Union against the plots of all disunionists here and elsewhere.
 ResoYped That we commend the ticket for State officers this day nominated to the suffrages of the citizens of Connecticut, believing that it's members will be found to be faithful representa- tiyes of our opinions as expressed in this plat form, and pledging to them our cordial and united support.
 The resolutions were adopted without dis scnting voice.
 Mr. Sperry, of New Haven, then introduced the following additional resolution, which was adopted by an unanimous vote: Resolced, That we admire the courage, f'lei- ty and patriotism of those members of the Ga
  other officers, civil and military, who have prov ed themselves faithful among the faithless" by their firm adherence to the Union and the Con- stituton.
 1 The adoption of the resolution was signaized l by outbursts of enthusiastic cheers. Cheers were given the ticket, the platform, the stars and stripes, Major Anderson, and Gen. Scott, Secre- tary Holt, and all who have distinguished them selves by patriotism within the past three months. After few speeches from members the Convention adjourned.
 CONVERSATIONAL CosvENrIoS.-The Convention of the 4th Congressional District assembled in Bridgeport, on Thursday lsst-Capt. Godfrey ot Fairfield, being Chairman, and Henry Elliott ot Bridgeport, Secretary
 On calling the roll every town in the District was reprcsented-a fact almost without precedent
 A permanent organization was effected, on ths report of Committee nominating Hon. Wm Cothren, for President, Messrs. J. P. Brewster T. A. Warren, Geo. D. Wsdhams, Vim. E. Ray mond, Samuel Scott and Marcus Sterling, Vict Presidents-Alfrod H. Camp, and E. s. Wood | ford, Secretaries.
 Hon. o. s. Ferry was nominated for reelection to Congress, by exclamation.
 As at New Haven, much enthusiasm was n.n ifesed by the delegates, indicating that the nom inec will receive cordial and energetic support
 TIE ACTION OF THE PEACE CoNrEREScE.-TL, Conference adjourned sine dte after adopting, by vote of ten to nine, Mr. Frank lins plan of s.d justmcnt, and recommending it to Congress- Virginia and North Carolina voted against tn i controvorted sections, and would La.ye voted against the whole had such q vote been allowed New York was divided Indiana and Missouri declined to vote. The Missouri Commissioners were willing that the proposition shouL go tt the people, but not with their endorsement. I they had voted negatively it would have dcleatec the whole scheme. Hence they declinsd to vote
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