Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-09

l. hODDlnS Datlelt, f2Ssi'S'' 'zt aTAfHl Wm K Peck, .f2t..n"a. = , s.ln'ei2 s2sifs Mir. Peet was then declared the unanimou,
 choice of the Convention ss fssis, ea Hagess.3 l NH Robbins and E. W Spencer were .ap- pointed committee to wait on MT. Peet and
 inform him of his nomination. MT. Peet came into the convention. and in . neat and appro
 priate speech peremptorily aeclined to accept the nomination.. ssl sl ,asas47..s4 v3 Gssss,l On motion the Convention lthereupon tool an informal ballot, which resulted as follows: Robbins Battell, .l xlaa :s5aas EGa B Fl Ames, 57;g 6-. J H Welch, si sis,sS l. ali. ;reck. s se,s k1e1 44{jse&! H F Harris, sE, gg;..aas 4 ijst W E.taylord, za3,s ss.z F. ss.., On motion another informal ballot wai
 taken. which resulted as follows: s.:ioati g}laiF Robbins Battell. z F ..is.. sgS l W E Gaylord, .a. ''...,..'t i.;.n 1s;'' ',
 H Ames, it .'s,T '5'. t.' rsa H F Harris. s.2' sl,1G5 ". 4s3as X 1 A third informal ballot resulted, as fol. lows. sis} :; as isasa t; Si s4.asaisbsi ssi. sA
 Robbins Ba.tell. sse'@ i.-s-'s4 " x; w E Gaylord, & .'s;,ss H.s @fss en.. H F Harris, t4 'As. ''t'f SH s$' H Ames, 's'' .se 'se%. s- Es,aD s,s')s,1
 A formal ballot was then taken. which se
 Robbins Battell..s id s. stsss=t<s4 ats Z W % WE GsvIosS 4.a5 i4niss9 as5t F PHarris yH d.eas eal ai2 ssata l ,ss'A SsNN 1as--r. 3s8a Lgd Han a gs 1sts;d ue 1 On motion ROBBINS BArrELL was then de;
 clared to be the unanimous choice ot the Con. vention. .str'aF atfii!j9a ~. '. LC Wadhams of Goshen, E M Rowland oi Kent, and WaD Reed of salisbmy, were ap. pointed Senatorial Committee for the ensuing year. .lz qf ssy f Ts.f t,.,sa -, f.sgsb.. The Committee on Resolutions rsportad the following, which were unanimously adopted: Resolped. That We have full confidence in the policy, integrity and patriotism of the ,Ad. ministration of Abraham Lincoln, aud are in favor of vigorous prosecution of the war un. til the rebels lay down their arms and acknowl- edge the authority of the Constitution and Laws of the United States,
 Resolued, That we believe in both the con. stitutiouaiity and sound policy of the amend ment to the Constitution abolishing Slavery, and arc in favor of it's ratification at the earli- est possible moment by the State of Con- necticut. '-a4 aa E9sI f3GtT Es5alf z ] Resolved, That our thanks and active sym. pathies are due to our brave soldiers and sail ors. who. on land. and sea, have upheld the national. honor. and we'll nigh re.sstablished the national authority.
 Resolped, That we endorse the action of our State and Congressional Conventions ard pre- sent the name of Robbins Bsttell as cur candi- date for Senator with every assurapce of his integrity and fitness for the office. ,.sg s5s5 ---4- | ~ s-.---.-s----dt d.iEsa 1T A terrible railroad disaster occurred on the Camden < Amboy R. R on Tuesday night, by the collision oi the passenger train from Washington Wiihithe sowl train'' from Phils. delphia. The train from Washington was 'ill- ed with soldiers, mostly retnrnsd prisoners, and among the casualties we fud the following names belonging to the 2d Conn. Artillery = Wm. Ragin, Co, r. killed; serg't VII A. len, Co. U, wounded severely in the head ,; ". Perry, bruised; Corp W 'Mottoo, killed !. B. Hill missing Thomas Taylor, h killed chas Cha w. Hale, missing. q i.it sfsisies s4f Ia Saa
 aSEa -----r--s7. -- .-rrs117rzia q. ss.ii a9 The people of New YUrk celebrated the Union Victories on Monday last, with the mest imposing demonatratiop of loyalty and patriotism ever seen in, that cityea The process sion, military and civic, VI; nearly five miles long ]; Irousing meetings were ets hels on Onion Square, and the city wasssaid tesbe sid with enthusiasm. It is sstimateds dssha6i over aemit lion people paftisipatsd Il ths @ dsHnlohsssation l as actors.or spectators. hsstol srsg sw soitsg
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 sGr Delaware Kentucky and New Jetssy ], the three States whichsvoted for; Glellan, have naturally voted sgsibss athsI e01stita- tional amendment ;bn. every loyal State 'vill endorse il. and when the: question comes be- fore the people os tkossh statssp that have |teppolarily rejected t, ws have no fears tiat it will not be finally and couplstely fati6sd. ' Asosa m ths P.ssn,s isssasaI 6 s6s5 pat v.st, was one to Wm. B. Snyder of Laksyille, for Improvements in spring .balsnoeseslso sssissue, to Hotatio Amss ofFalls Viihgs,, for improve meat ia the nsaatacsqre of :sropsh Gop3 ssn-11 non. zEs " GaF1 Asa1s sEss ae ssdesrrsaaii ss sssssa0 --s---r~~ : essa,as ! 6 AhonttHo hundred nopey ordsfs in, ell hsJel 6aax5 SsS.sea vs.ssl Nrx us.s~.. 1n.-AefXsn - sts