Litchfield enquirer., 1867-03-21
CORNWALL.

SoAeAS ALL.
 Cornwall March 18th, 1867,
 Mayor Pangborn and P T. Barnum ad- dressed large audience at South Cornwall on Thursday afternoon aaed and another at West Cornwall in the evening. The halls were crowded to sutfocation and in the lat ter place all were not able to get in. The speeches were cheered throughout and al- though they occupied three and a;half hours, not person left the hall, but all paid the most marked attention to the speakers. Mr. Barnum makes troops of friends and admirers whenever he is heard and seen.- Bri2qepo7t Standard. .. .s-' UNION REPUBLICAN CONVENTION OF THE
 16TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
 The delegates from the several towns compris- ing the 18th Senatorial District, met in Conven- ton at Kelley's Hotel in Woodbury, March 14th, 1887. The Convention was permanently organi- zed by appointing Daniel G. Patt, Esq. of Wash ington, Chairman and N. T. Baldwin of Plymouth, Secretary.
 COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
 F. ". Lathrop, E. J. Pond, Lucius Woodward.
 LIST OF DELEGATES.
 Bethle,n.-George s. Guild
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 Ptynofuh Acott J. M Pock N. T. Baldwin, W. F. Roland.
 Wusltagton.-EdwardJ J. Pond, Daniel G. P!att, Elisha A. Whittlesey, Roger \. Cogswen.
 R0rbu'y.-Charles T. Squire, Leander Blake man, Oliver Camp, r: ". Latnrop.
 Wood5ury.-R. J. Allen, D. s. Lennon, Charles D. Miner, William J. Clark.
 Warren-Homer $. Sackett, Minor A. Strong, Charles 4. Marsh, George Hopkins.
 Waterforn.--Heny J. Mattoon, Henry G. Scott, Gilbert c. Boyce, Lucius Woodward.
 Neeo lAs:ford.-Edward Sterling. - COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
 N. T. Baldwin, F. ". Lathrop, Wm. J. Clark.
 The Convention then adjourned for dinner Up. on re-assembling, an informal ballot taken for Candidate for Senator, with the following result: Whole No. of Votes .......................2 Earle Buckingham of Washington .........15 George Langdon of Plymouth. .............7 Charles Treat of BridgeWater. ..............3
 second informal ballot was then taken, with the following result: y..... .r. Whole Mo-. of Votes cast. st.-,.........-...:...27 Earle Bucking ham, ,.................-....... 20 George Langdon. .,-..................... Earle Buckingham was then unanimously nonli- mated by exclamation. 'i
 The Committee on Resolutions reported the fol- lowing, which were adopted by the Convention
 Reso!red That we cordially endorse the plat form of the Union Republican party of the State of Connecticut, embodied ID the resolutions adopted by the late State Convention, and that We pledge to the Candidates nominated at that Con- vention our hearty support. ..-...... secure the election of tho Hon. P. T. Barrur, from this Congressional district, feeling confident that he will faithfully represent the interests of this District in the Congress of the United States. Resotced, That in the Hon. Earle Buckingham, the nominee of this Convention, We recognize a faithful exponent of our principles, and that we will use all honorable means to secure his election. Asahel W. Mitchell, Frederick ". Lathrop, Wm. J. Smith, were appointed District Committee for the ensuing year.
 Voted, To request the Committee to call future Conventions as early as the lst of March.
 After listening to some excellent remarks from the venerable Chairman, the Convention adjourn ed, the members separating with the feeling that they had done their duty, in placing in nomina- ton true and reliable Candidate, and that it only requires united and earnest effort by the party in the district to his election by handsome majority. Attest, N. T. BALDWIN, See'y