Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-11
5 Republican State Convention.
HARMONIOUS AND ENTHUSIASTIC
 PROCEEDINGS. '3 SIS q
Re Nonination Of aaar.hal, Jewell.

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 Re Notnination of Marahall Jewell.
 ALMOST THE OLD. TICKET ENTIRE. l SOUND PLATFORM, ETC.
 The Republican State convention assem bled in Music Hall. Naw Haven, at 1( o'clock Wednesday morning. and was call cd to order by Bartlett Bent of Middlstowr chairman of the State central committee A severe storm prevailed and prevented the arrival of few delegates, yet the oonven- ton was one of the largest and best eysl held in the State.
 Major John A. Tibbitts of New London, was chosen temporary chairman, and on taking the chair said he had no doubt that the deliberations of the convention would be harmonious, and conduce to the best in terests of the State. John Tweedy of Dsnbury, William E. Fowler of Branford, and F. B. Bennett of Hampton, were ap pointed secretaries. G,~9 al ...e sa,s hfr ii
 Committees were raised as folIows=
 Orsdsnti0ls- Brainard. Hartford county; Thomas Sterling, New Haven Geo T. Mafshall, New London; Mir. Town. send, Fairfield; J. F. Calhoun, Litcifeld Philo Glaawin, Middlesex; Albert Day. Windham; Mr. Preston, Holland. saa = F. Pesmdnent Ovydnisoaion- n-First district, Walter Gladdin; second, Charles Forbes: third John A. Bnnnell; fourth, Wales French; fifth, Theodore F. Warner; sixth, William A. Hall; seventh, A. R. Avery; eighth, E. G. Bidwell; ninth, E. S.. Day: tenth. Russell Tomlinson; eleventh, Fl. s. Peck; twelfth. Marvin E. Mead; thirteenth E. B. Sumner; fourteenth, Ezra Dean fifteenth, Charles B. Andrews; sixteenth, Truman A. Warren; seventeenth, B. B. North; eighteenth, Henry Smlth;a nine- teenth. Cornelius Brainard; twentieth, Mr. Edgerton; twsnty-first, l. P. Parker
 Resols1i0ns- district, Samuel Rock. we'll; second. Samuel N. Reid; third, Jo- seph E. Peck; fourth, Henry E. Pardee; fifth, Df. J. J. Jacques; sixth, Fl. Lynde Harrison; seventh, John F. Trumbull; eighth, Joseph Seldon; ninth, Samuel 0. Ely; tenth, $. w. Naples; eleventh, E. K. Carley; twelfth. A. H. Byington; thir- teenth, David Gallup; fourteenth, Thomas Tallman; fifteenth, Abijah Catlin; six teenth, Nathaniel Smith; seventeenth, William w. Welch; eighteenth, Beniamin Douglas; nineteenth, John B. ,Wright; twentieth, Lucius A.. Hunt; twenty-frst, Frederick T. Bissell. - V
 LITcHFTKLD COUNTY DELEGATES. m g ..
 Litchfeld- - Charles B. Andrews, D. 0. Kilbourn, D. O. Churchill, J. K. Wallace. ;
 Barkhamsted-Rufus Cleveland, Albert
 Bethlshem-H ". Peel, Stephen Hayes.
 Bridgewater-E. B. Canaeld. Samuel Castle. ........ =
 North Canaan Alderman Ives. Samuel 0. Beckley. - s'1 a- -sa' ,...'.' 7, = .15
 Oolebrook- Clement Thompson. Miles w. Bidwell, R. Rockwell. William M.
 Cornwall l-Burritt B. North, BE. Frink. H. Hart, D. M. Fogers. teea.a .s-x
 Goshen-E. s. Richards, s. D. Brunda- ge, 0. J. Porter, e. w. Humphrey.
 Harwinton-Abijah Oatlin, s. s. Baker.
 Kent-John Hopson, John c. Berry.
 Morris-David Benton, Samuel W. En-
 New Hartford-E. M. Chapin. H.. T. Wheeler, J. F. Henderson, U. Merrill.
 New Milford George Fl. Noble, G. K. Smith, Clark Buckingham, s. G. Beecher.
 Canaan-Harry Belden, Cornelius Brown
 Norfolk-RobertH H. Psndleton, William w. Welch. s. D. Northway, J. N. Cowles
 Plymouth. Byron Futile, N. Taylor. s
 Roxbury-F. w. Lathrop. Seth Warner.
 Salisbury-Ex-Governo A. H. Holley, William B. Judd, W. c. Pettee, Charles
 shsron-Heber Knibloe, G. H. Chase,
 Torrington-J.F. Calhoun, Is H. Fyler, Rodney Smith, o. F. Brooker. s<ss b.A-s
 a Warren--A. B. Camp, Fl. w. Carter.
 Washington--Edward J. Pond, Earl
 watertovn- Truman A. Warren. c. T. Woodruff .. ,...,'... 4.
 Winchsst.r-P. F. Marsh, T. F. Vail, I. w. Pettibone, R P. Read. ff@, ,. A9 .z7--
 Woodbury-Nathaniel Smith, Fl. ID. Curtiss, John Churchill. W. T. Bacon,a Jr. PERMANENT oR0ANIxATIoN.. ..a4r5e The committee on permanent organixa ton reported as follows and the report wa accepted: .F ''l a l'-.S i'''. 4I' 'ti For Presidsaa. Major General JosEpE R HAwLxx Of Hartford.e iii: lassl 'tczf Ss Vice Presidents. .-F First. senatorial distric 10. Burkhard; second, Samuel H. Reid third, Joseph Rich; fourth, William Pat ton; fifth, Egbert Bartlett; sixth, E. D. s Goodyeer; seventh. George ". Parker eighth, William R Potter; ninth. E. D Brockway; tenth, Sherwood Sterling eleventh, E. T. Farnham; twelfth, Wm. A Cummings; thirteenth, William O., Tuck Ter; fourteenth. F T. Whittemore;; fl Iteenth, James K. Wallace; sixteenth, Earl Buckingham; seventeenth. ii William W Welch; eighteenth Us Benjamin DouRlaa }nineteenth, Abner Lane; Twentieth. Lu Icius s. Fuller; stwenty-first, Gurdon ! I Sexeuies. = William E. Fowler. Bran ford; John T.eedy. Denbuiy; F. B. Ben Inett, Hampton. 1T Y -.
 0snersl Hswisy.. on takihg the ch,ai taddressed the convention substantially s ifollows:o E9E es eoa-fls eE ssf st e fztflal.
 a1 I azszRAI asl.a HxxIzYs VII xzalAaxIs. .a.s- Gen. Hawley thanked the convention fc
 the honor and remarked that the Republics party had cause for profound congratul,
 ton in the triumphant election of GraI land Colfax Upon the applanss that flo , lowed the mention of their names ct Ii ~