Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-25

tion was presided over by Hon. James T. Pratt of Rocky Hill as President, with Hon. Hiram Goodwin, of Hitchcocksvile, Lyman Smith. Esq, of Bridgewater and Hon David II Hunt Esq of Huntsville, as Vice Pres idents from this county.
 The following is the Roll of Delegates pres er, from L..chid ( un,y.
 Litch6rlI G ii Nol;is,er, D c Churchill, H s GriswuI,', II l. Keeney.
 Barkhan.sted Hiram Goodwin, Rufus Cleve- land James Tiffany. Edwin L Beecher. Bethrnl. Scneca Munson, George A Wat ties. Bridgewa,er, Lyman Smith, Dwight W Peck. Canaan, Charles Hunt, David M Hunt. Coebrook, Reuben Rockwell, A D Bupnell Hiram $ Hamilton, k H Hotchkiss. l Cornwall. s w Gold, John T Andrew, Dwight W Pierce, Russell R. Pratt Goshen, Moses Lyman, Joseph P. Bailey Philo Hurd, John II Wadhams. Harwinton, Henry Osborn, Henry E Phile mon, Curtiss Sperry, Abijah Catlin. Kent. Morris, Robert Pierrepont, Wm R Turking ton. New Hartford, s r Henderson, J N Petit bone, Darius B Smith, Richard II Wheeler. New Milford, A E Mygatt, Carlos Merwin, Stephen G. Beecher. Thomas Cowles. Norfolk. Aaron Reyes, Wm W Welch, s D Northway. Vim K Peck. North Canaan, John G Lawrence, Alderman Ives. Plymouth, J M Peck, John W A Beers. Roxbury,
 Salisbury, A H Holley, H M Knight, J W Parks, Daniel Cook. Sharon, Stephen Niblo, Abel c Evarts Asahe1 A Hotchkiss, Horace Dunbar. Torrngton, Lyman w Coe, J w Phelps H B Miller, Alonzo Whiting. Warren, Benj F Page. Washington, Jonathan E Whittlesey, Geo s Coggswell, Marcus Fox.
 Watertown, OS Starr. Truman A Warren
 Winchester, James Welch, J G Wetmore, Vim G Coe, B B Rockwell.
 Woodbury, Win. Cothren. Reuben B Has, iings, James Tyler, George Drakesley. On motion of Hon. G. W. Phillips, of Put. nam, Governor BUCKINGHAM, and the rest of State Ticket were renominated by exclamation, and amid great applause.
 The following Delegates to the Union Ma tional Convention were appointed. lst Dist t.-Col. Joseph 1s Hawley, Hartford, at large.
 Dr. H A Grant, Enfield. | Jasper II Bolton, Stafford. 2d Dist-C s Bushnell, New Haven, at large Orvie H Platt, Meriden. l Samuel Warner, Middletown. 3d Dst.-A Brandagee, New London at large.
 Gilbert w Phillips, Putnam.
 James Lloyd Greene, Norwich. 4th Dist-Wm T Minor, Stamford, at large.
 Oliver II Perry, Fairfield.
 Dr. Wm w Welch, Norfolk.
 The following nominations were reported for the State Central Committee, of two from each county, which were ratified by the Con | vention.
 Chairman. G Patterson of Hart ford.
 Hartford Co-James Nichols, Hartford George Gillman. Hartford.
 Holland Co.-Marcus LiIlie, Coventry, E Pease, Somers.
 New Haven CON D sperry, New Haven John Jacques, Waterbury,
 Mddlesex Co.-Wm Y Elmer, Middletown H NJ Stannard Westbrook. New London Coll H Starkwea,her, Norwich, Edward Prentss, New London.
 Fairfield Co.-Friend w. Smith, Bridge port, Wm A Cummings, Darien.
 Litcffeld Co.-Truman A. Warren, Water town, Bradley R Agard, Wolcottvil'e.
 Windham Co.-Jeremiah 0lney, Thompson Richard Lathrop, Plainfeld.
 The Committee on Resolutions reported a series of Resolutions which were unanimously adopted. CThey will be found on the lst page of this paper9
 The Convention adjourned with loud and enthusiastic cheers for President Lincoln Gov. Buckingham and the cause. | Several hundred copies of the Presidents amnesty proclamation have been sent into Lees army within week past The effect is already perceptible in the increased numbers of dese,ters. The proclamation hereafter will be systematically showed through the rebel lines.