Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-29
sTArgconyEaTion

II 4 The Republican Convention for the choices of Spresidential electors ldaet at Hartford lastwesk, Mr Johh l.. Houston was chosen telnporaty chairman, and Messrs. Els of Norwaak and Hubbard of Wallingford, secretaries.
 The usual committees were chosen, up- on which Litchfeld county was represent ed as follows:
 Credentials; Messrs. F.. D. Fyler of Winchester, A. Fl. Fenn of Plymouth, Lyman Dunning of North Canaan.
 Permdnent organisation; Abijah,, Cat lin of Harwinton, Leman ". Cutler of Watertown, Wm. W. Knight of Sharon.
 Resotutioas;; l.. A. Cook of Barkham- stsd, A. B. Mygatt of New Milfordg D. .aT. Warner of Salisbury. ipf 5s.ss = 9<.- z. $ After considerable miscella talking d. list of delegates was reported with the following from Lifchfeld county iassea. Litchfeld- d-Howard E. Gates, Edward Cross s ]. man, Thomas W. Beach, Daniel wooster. z
 Barkhansted A. Cook, Rufus Cleveland 4 TColsbrooE EReubenR Rockwell, Clement Thozap- son, T. A. Crocker, A. B Sage. W .fF5 n lis Catlin, Julius CatIin. si1' O1' " .. = Torrington-Jesse B. Rose; G H. Welch, Elijah Woodward, w. H. BafbourGA C 7 Q tl 3t1l H
 Winchester D. Fyler, Ezra Baldwin, L M. Marsh Wm. s. Bunneh. F7#sR 8
 Bethlehem George s. Guild. HenryW. Peck.
 Bridgewater- Lyman Smith, Egbert Canfeld V New N n9 Milford-A. B. Mygatt, Charles H Booth, Plymouth H. Fenn, Edson Thom- Roxbury-B. S. Preston, Nathan Smith. =, =, Warren-M. B. Strong, Burton Gilbert,
 Washington s. Coggswen, Rufus Smith
 WatertownAo Aohas. A. Warren, Lensn w. Cut Ter. .l5-- | Woodbury-c. c. Mitchell, Fred. C.. Orton.
 Canaan---E. ". Spun A. 5C. Randall. ,,l Baldwin, E. M Rogers. 7lTS'-0f77E'' Goshen-Henry Norton. bI xad It u Norfolk-L; l.. Whiting, H. H. Riggs, s. D. Forthway, J. K. Shepard. ,.s aS'o 'e-
 North canasn-L. ,1 Cunning, H. I. Rood. h.. F. Potter, D. r. Warner. Dts- ad bS1 ezls Sharon-Wm Knight, Charles Sears.G Gilbert l.. Smith, ,>Ed. F. Gillette. hs6S2 {. qas8 Kent-John Hopson, Lewis Larthrop.a .,{ ,..,.-i New Hartford-E. M. Chapin, Henry T. Vince Ter, N. B. Merrill Orvis Griggs. ''@Ti'
 The following officers were reported by the committee on permanent organization and chosen by the convention: Geo H.. Watrous of New Haven, President Ed ward l.. Chapin, A. H. Fenn, and Henry Hubbard, vice presidents from this eoun- ty; E. J. Edwards, and others, secreta- riss - ---'- Y. -l
 The following electoral ticket was then chosen: 2'5 isA7@sI aAsa;4-'-ite
 FOR ELECTORS AT LARGE ., Henry P. Haven, of New London. .-. =
 Henry Farnam, of New Haven. @s -.. DISTRICT ELECTORS. ,;-e.., -, .g .tg4 7 1st Dist.-Julius Converse, of Stafford = .s. 2d Dist.-Charles Benedict, of Waterbury
 Sd Dist.-Lucius Briggs, of Thompson. Dsapt 4th Dist.-Oliver Hoyt, of Stamford at a5 [
 The committee on resolutions reported the following, which was adopted with great applause:-14 yadg bzawno aa.q-e1-
 Resolved, That we heartily approve and endorse the platform adopted by the Re- publican national convention at Phiiadel- phia, and the nomination of U. s. Grant and Henry Wilson for president and vice. president, and cordially commend them to the people of the State as eminently worthy of their confidence and support
 Gen. Hawley then made an address, and with three eheegs for the speaker and three cheefsi for Grant and Wilson, the convention adjourned. 3o'-l'e1'
 Over three hundred delegates were pres ent, some of the very best men in the party, and the very best feeling prevailed.