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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-01-31
Tha Convention.

1 The U nion Convention for nomination of State officers was we'll attended consid ering u Iie Instructions to travel in this anc other c, ,unties. About three hundred del egates were, we should judge, present. The spirit of the Convention was excellent Tbere was none of the grum bling conserva tlsm Of las,t year; yet there wasno extreme ofen siye II .dicaism.
 Tlae vacai scies left by the defection ot Messrs Winchester and Pease were speedi ly and satiA factorily filled. Leman " Cutters senon lination to an office which he has filled fo so many years is pecu. iarly we'll time recognition of long ano faithful service.
 Mr. Battelr Of Norfolk was the second choice for 1uien tenant Governor-a most fiattering Indication of the high estimation in which he is held by his party when VIC take into consideration that Litchfield County had very smsH representation, that h is friends had done no caucusing in his fi.ehalf, and that it was known by many that, not wishing to interfere with Mr. Gut ieir's renomination to the Comptrollership, le had resolved not to be candidate fol | any position on the State ticket.
 The resolutions need no explanation The Union party bases it's action on cer. tain principles which it las no fear of ex Ipressing, and the gentlemen who framed the resolutions accomplished more than such committees usually do in expressing their views fairly and clearly. ~s It is not necessary to inform the people of this Congressional District that the speech of Gen. Ferry was excellent. What ever objection may be brought against ou, new Senator no one can deny that he is an able and eloquent speaker, man who thinks and who is not afraid to say what thinks.
 In our county caucus for the nomination of State Committee, after deciding it expe. dient to add another committeeman fo1 the Houstonic valley, there arose quite a spirited competition between the towns in the southwestern and northwestern part oi the county for the nominee. MT. Russell R. Pratt of Cornwall finally received the nom ination by majority of only one, over Mr. Earle Buckingham of Washington.
 It is now fourteen years since the Democ. racy have carried this state and we now en- ter the contest with none of the doubts and divisions which came so near defeating us last year. The campaign of 1866 was the most bitterly fought skirmish which prece- ded the great battle between the combined forces of the President and of the Democ- racy on one side, and of Congress on the other; the campaign of 1867 is the last on slaught, on the rear guard of routed and retreating foe, fighting not for victory but to save themselves from annihilation.
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NORRIS.

At meeting held by the Republicans of this town, Jan. 22d, 1867, for the appoint ment of delegates to the several oonven- tions the following named persons were ap- pointed
 SrATE-R. Pierpont, s. W. s. Skilton.
 CONGRESSIONAL. A. Camp, James NJ. Benton.
 SENAToR1AL.-R. Turkington, B. s. Hall,
 PRoBArE.-Samuel w. Ensign, Henry R. Ray.
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LITCHFIELD.

The extreme cold weather for which the present month has been so remarkable con- tinues.
 We learn that Mir. H. 4. Botsford has sold his interest in the livery business to Messrs Fenn and Pratt.
 - The Superior Court commenced it's session on Tuesday. There was strong inclination on the part of the bar to do no business after this week on account of the difficulty of procuring attendance of wit nesses Sc. 4 few court cases of parties be- ing in this vicinity were finally assigned.
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LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH. LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH. LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH.
Hundreds and thousands annually die prema- turely, waen ifthey would give the Great French Remedy

turely, waen ifthey would give the Great French Remedy,
 DR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS. | Prepared by Gar&ncere & Dupont, No. PA rue Lombard, Paris, from the prescription of Dr. Ju- an DelaTarre, Chief Physician to the Hospital du Nord ou Lariboisiere, a fair trial they would
 find immediate relief, and in short time, be ful- ! ly restored to Health and Strength It is used in the practice of many eminent French physi- clans, with uniform success, and highly recom- nended as the only positive and Specific Reme- dy for all persons suffering from General or Sex ual Debility, all arrangements of the Nervous Forces, Melancholy, Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Emissions, all weaknesses arising from Sexual Excesses or Youthful Indiscretions, loss of Mus cular Energy, Physical Prostratisns. Nervous ness, Weak Spine, Lowness of Spirits, Dimness of Vision, Mysteries, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Impotency, Sc.
 No language can convey an adequate idea of the imm edate and almost miraculous change of produces in the facilitated and shattered sys- tenn. In fact, it stands unrivaled as an unfail- ing cure of the maladies above mentioned.
 Suffer no more but use the great French Rem edy; it will effect q cure when all others fail. and although powerful remedy. contains notho ing hurtful to the most delicate constitution
 Pamphlets, containing futf particulars and di- rections for using, in English, French, Spanish and German, accompany each box, and are also, sent free to any address when requested.
 Price One Dollar per box, or six boxes for Five dollars.
 Sold by all Druggists throughout the world; or will be sent by mail, securely sealed from all observation, by inclosing specified price, to any authorized agent.
 Proprietor's General Agents for America, OS- CAR G MOSES, & CO.,, 2 Cortlandt street, New York.
 Authorized Agents for Ltchfield, Buell. & Vessels and sold by all Dealers in Medicines, in Litch6eld County,
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GOSHEN.

The following gentlemen were appointed delegates to the Several Conventions:
 CONGRESSIONAL. Moses Lyman, Fessen- den Ives, W. l.. Griswold, Watts H. Brooks.
 SENATORIAL Gaylord, F. M. Wadhams, W. Landon, J. J. Merwin. . PRoBATE.-E. B. Beardslee, E. Richards, N. T. Wadhams, T. W. Griswold.
 TowN COMMITTEE. w. Brooks, J. L. Hart, W. L. Griswold.
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ROXBURY.

The Donation visit to Rev. MT. Dean, Congregational on Wednesday, was well attended. Estimated amount realized, in- cluding wood, $2oo. This Society pays a salary of $1, 200 and house rent, and finds no difficulty in raising funds. A Post-O Of fee is to be established near Mine Hill in Roxbury-name, Chalybes-Henry Ran dall, Post Master. ..
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NOTICE.

A Meeting of the Board of School Visitors A- for this town will be held at the Mansion House on Monday Feb. 4th, immediately after the Adjourned town meeting, for the purpose of comparing reports of District committees and making report to the Comptroller ot Pub lie Accounts. Aef
 42slw J, c. BECKWITH, Chm,
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5as~ We acknowledge with pleasure, the receipt of N. o. papers from Capt. J. E. Whittlesey, from whom we have lately heard at Houston, Texas
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ST The new Church in Northfeld will be dedicated on Wednesday, Feb. 6. Ser vices commence at IA. NJ.
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Union Republican Congressional Conven-
 ton

The Union Republican Electors of tho Fourth Congressional District arc requested to send dele gates equal to twice the number of their Represen- tatves in the Legislature, to meet in Convention al Franklin Hall BRIDGEPORT, on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of February, 1867, at 10 o'clock a. nj. for the purpose of nc minating candidate for Congress for said District and doing any other business proper to be done in said convention.
 JONATHAN GODFREY,
 ANDREW NORTHROP, l Congressional.
 s. E. 'OLEISTEAD,
 VIM. .9. COE, Committee.
 WALTER D SHERRY.
 HAIR LOW P HARRIS
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MARRIED.

 In Sharon, Mir. Franklin B. Hamlin, to Miss Laura Benson. ? ..'7
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'he sympathy for 9 people, many of whom are or our own blood, most of our face, all o1 our nation, now have their opportunity. NO hatred IS so malignant that it can with stand real kindness; yet our kindness must be not only that of action. but of feeling. A favor offered with bitter words and in bitter spirit to those who ere unable to re- fuse it,inhames hatred almost more than ac- tual injury. In dealing with the South, we are dealing with high-spirited, warm-hearted race; race peculiarly open to gratitude for the favors we now have the opportunity of granting them-such an opportunity, as' once lost, will never again, we hope, be offered.
 Especlally should our charity be accom- panied with no reference to the past-with no conditions for the future. It is not al- ways that MT. Horace Greedy has shown such wisdom as in the opening of his Fri days speech:-
 There are 30 many things, that it is wise not so say on an occasion like this, that appear be- | greatly Tear that what we may say here in perfect truth and charity may seem to wear Q Pharasaic ana sei-1ghteous aspect, unless wo are exceeding ly carelul. So far as am concerned, do not de- sire, tnen to reopen any questions of political or of social differences which have divided and alien- ated in times past the North and the South. l Je'1ng."
 Let Congress provide every necessary safeguard for those who need protection at the South, and let them do this duty with the firmness and foresight becoming those who are appointed to make our laws, unbi- assed by the dangerous impulses of com passion or of hatred. The people of the North have now, however, far different duty; and if they will do it not only fully but considerably; if the Anglo-Saxon of the North will open not only his purse but his heart in behalf of the Anglo-Saxon of the South, there will be that effected to- wards reconstruction which no legislation can ccomplish-which will almost render legislation unnecessary.
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An aogo9fqment was then Gtans o'clock had tlF/ after dinner. e<. .
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 oa moaon Of D. B. Booth, William TT. rr Alddletown was nominated for secrs Aer o' and A'eman W. Cutler was declarer c.n. ., s'ase comptroller aidate Tor 4, MT. H. e. Taunton was no' .oin.ted ~ ...,.u. lion for state treasurer. y a'c1Ams-
 s3~1a.9 STATE c .,,r,,r,-rrr
 The following at tf !. sftarnoon -.o;.
 pointed state con oittae. r Ezra Hall. H. ....s 1sSss'
 Aayen s. S. NeWtoa T y.ts r. M atn5ss,d! Mo5ss New y. Ennsl' M. Lilie, Holland A. B. Woodward Fanneta .ohey, D. Marcy, Windham; H. H. ssar1~ r Aather, New London; B. Bent, IT,, Middle
 .~ REsoLUNoNs
 After the appointment of these gentlemen, the committee on resolutions reported the following, which were unanimously adopted:
 Resolved That the result of the elections of last autumn affords new proof of the devotion of the American people to the fundamental principles of establish and confirm Union based upon those principles only; that we congratulate each other and the country upon that suspicious result, and pledge ourselves that Connecticut in this respect, sha emulate the example of her loyal sister states Resotued That the pending amendment to the federal constitution, in the generous magnanimity of the terms which It proposed 10 the late reDel insurgents, deserved and should have received their grateful recognition; that it's rejection by them proceeds from still prevailing spirit of re- bellon, and imposes on the national authority the duty of establishing the Union on none other than just and durable foundations; and that in so do- ing, loyalty to the republic should be recognized as the first of political virtues, and disoyalty the worst of political crimes, and that the protection of all citizens throughout the republic in the exer- else of all the rights and immunities guaranteed by the constituhon should be inviolably secured.
 Hesotued, That the only just basis of human governments IS the consent of the governed: that in representative republic such consent is ex. pressed through the exercise of the suffrape .hv the ndlvldual citizen, and that the right to that race or color. 'Aa VA ResoIced, That in any revision of the revenue system, the duties upon imports should be adi,st dwith view to the encouragement of AmsTican industry, without impairing the public revenue and that the burden now imposed by internal tax tion, should be alleviated as far as possible and especially by the reduction of existing taxes upon Resolued That in the administration of state policy we are in favor of a rigid economy in ex. penditures and permanent provision for the steady reduction and final payment of the state debt
 Res0ced, That the Republican party is ident, 6sdini history by it's essential principles, with the erghts tho ihtefests, and the dignity of labor that by all the record of that history and all the sanchty of those principles, it is bound in sympa- thy with the toiling massos of society, of whom s
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pGS- We are indebted to Senator Dixon, for complete set of the Congressional Globe for the 1st session of the present Congress. ...
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.DIED....-. ]. ,.

In Morris, on Sunday morning, Jan. 27th, of injuries received while chopping in the woods, Mr.. William Williams, aged 58 years. {. .l.e
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AJ- Owing to the delay of mails, quite an amount of correspondence reached us too late for publication, which will be found on the first page of our next issue.
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TWISTED, Ct. Jan. 26th, 1867. EDITOR ENQUIRER:

EDITOR ENQUIRER:
 I send you list of delegates ap pointed at our caucus held Tuesday eve- ming the 22d inst. Once there was neos- paper published in this place and then there was no occasion for asking favors from abroad. The present concern, in the opinion of great majority of our people is run simply to gratify the likes and dis likes of small number of individuals; as the result of our caucus WAS not satisfacto- ry to these gentlemen no list of delegates is published though the names were given to the editor the morning after the caucus.
 CONGRESSIONAL s. Newton. T. M. Clark, o. J. Hodge, G. B. Cleveland
 SENATORIAL D. Fyler, S. R. Horn, W. W. Douglas, s. Granger:
 PROBATE. J. Camp. E. s. Woodford, W. G. Coe, Chas. Alvord
 The caucus was very fully attended-ov- or one hundred persons being present F.
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MT; Hodge of Winsted, moved that tho nomina- uon of Mr. Perry be made unanimous. It was car ried unanimously.
 Alter remarks by Mir. John R. Buck of Hartford and others, an informal ballot was taken for
 , SECRETARY OF STATE
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SHARON

There was very pleasant gathering at the Congregational Parsonage, on Friday evening of last week, and the result was. a liberal donation of money and other house hold comforts to the Pastor, the Rev. Mir. Bullions. The Society is prospering un- der his ministry, and are very we'll united in him.
 The late snow-storm was very seyere in this town, and for two days the roads were impossible. On Monday morning of this week, no mails had been received from the East side. Thursday, the Harlem Railroad was much obstructed, and but one New York mail failed. The roads are now open ed, and the usual intercourse between the different parts of the town is resumed.
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LIEUTENANT oovERNc

An informal ballot was here taken for candid ate for lieutenant governor, with the following re-
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AFTERNOON aEss1oN.

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pelhe ZEN 6rn. Nbnriss sSsatsr psa HlItntspa III
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Bruetr III Nasntcna ar9strsfsn ntrrsn.
Saeu praner. franklin yraSer.
auen!cpn' gRa' Ia. 1857. nahr