Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

Sar Fsss PrxsSSeuE. HENRY W1LS0N.
 WY1<Ae-Eer saa wocdbuzy have voted
 LaIsSs-soa considers his eyes cursd hwk aeemm 1k F<Uaezt to retire from the ussra tzn nezt se@sOn-
 a--~s Sf savsrtsssHents croVas out - 1r.--~~Duaasuts' letters, and other S-srs.sl uu.Ea.E, tAis week. that ve greatly szwsza ss pzt over s-s.: -
 AmssAur oE tAe ren2EkabIe develop mzuss sE thSs e@mpaign Is the nomination ukMr. S-m~er hv the Democrats of Mas sm-Aunxesk. He wO@ld have been bold urupAsk tans wOzla have predicted such xn event year sS1ce - EGsx- Garth meeks warm reception e~@ hseA tAe sP~csss of republicans that &xxEzfv tAss prU<saeGEs&l year He has Aexn usmSzmAe1 Far congress by the xszsrAa RsxzA1sr2H<. and for an elector aA Ahzzxe ev tAe L5bezAE< At latest ae- ssuzss he wxs ssiEl facing beth ways. -' Ak<Hnksan Is eaEked tD new aavt of Sam man E41rrAz. FrOPEset0rs of inc great CazEAnw Ssara Of RziagepOrt That es- saAkshmenk ls o1e Of the largest in the SAks. and psEsszs frOa tllEs county visit snw sAz& uaare wl1l en1 their advantage in saZznw ss Nc. szT. Main Street. Bridge FaEt ---l-.---q Q
 Inc tAzee S@peEors are said to have eemhIne1 la advising the Pope to aband- Sa tAe Jesz1fe& The emperors of Ger mMzy and RmzS1A being neither of them CaEA0Esra thezr advice cannot be ex- Ps~Aed tS have nRch weight. but the em- psru< ef Austria is devoted Catholic and Aa opposition to the Jesuits would be a severe b1ow ts their influence.
 The WaEid cites the increase of the LFhsrnl vute Tn certain large places in vsEmnnk @s aA indication of considerable Re~ahliemn aree<SS0ns. From other sour- sxn we lemxn that there has been an in- amx of foreigners into those places large snoaxh to account for this increased Dem ecrssse vOae. The fact that the total Re- pnhkean vuse Of the State Is as large as tAas of Sept IsSS. within 400, seems to eunfrm the latter view. '.
 Ths New Milford Journal remarks that mfasr e small crowd had watched for some time the process of breaking yoke of ssaers m the street of the village they wszk EieAt up to McNahOnis Hall and re- nEwea the experiment by yOking up Dem oesaas and Republicans for the Greeley SanAs CoGSsAtioa- They used up about tAsir entire stock of the latter, we hear.
 He State Convention of Veterans met sR Hartford. last week. and appointed a 1eaewzks1a tO attend the Pittsburgh Con vszaSaa, he&aed by Gen. Hawley and with tAe ssE1Owsng representation for Litchfield Cozzkys
 LiseAsead Counsy-Colonel Justin Eoawe. B1rkhnmSeed: Colonel IL. W Wes- sellR. LssAeAGeld: Lieutenant Colonel W. T. 6aeAe1aer, Winchester: Major T. D. LA@e. EsE HArsfOrd: Captain T. F. Vail, W1meAszkeE.
 RxxmH~oxfs MAGAzrSE contains: Two Kzzszss HSx the old Love Pared; Lind @yG Lzc&s Robert Picklin's Story; Jo- seRhinex "Re4ersOn;" Bought with a Rssres ESas Love Letter; Engraving sCsnaasred but not Subdued;" Crochet Pattern Fashions. Patterns. Music, Po- st<y. &e -.
 CAaG T. Peterson, SO6 Chestnut St, RAflA- e. year ...- '
 The RrOhlhitiOnists met at Hartford, l1zt week. and nominated an electoral sSS&rA The Rev. Mir. Dennison under toek s0 charge Grant with drunkenness, but was called to order and given to un- a&zsaAAd that he was nuisance The fol- l0wing ticket was nominated: q
 he Rev. E R. Hilliarl, the Rev. G. V. GoEmAn, George F. Rogers, of New L01aoa, Ahner Futile of Bristol, John Co1ant of WIlliamantic, II. B. Lawrence of Norfo1k, H. R Brown of New Haven, the Rev. Alpheus Winter of Middlefeld.
 The New Preston correspondent of the New Milford Journal speaks of the good feeling growing in that place towards the. 6hep&ag railrOad: l
 A side track has been put down and several ear loads of coal, together with ether freig6t, have been brought here dur I1g the past week. At the time the road was built there was a good deal of dissat- ls3Acti0n manifested because the route through this place to New Milford was. not chosen by the R. R. Co.,, but this. i'll feeling has almost entirely died away, and the rO4d hAs the we'll wishes of our speo- generally. .s "a ;,
 The lumber for the depot at that station has arrived. and New Preston, will soon have the accommodation it has SO long needed. s.l7nq 7
 On Wednesday of last week, the I.ibers alDemoeratis Electoral convention, met at Hartford. Ex- Judge Mcourdy was appointed president and the following electoral ticket nominated:, aaasa srt <
 Af LGE0c-Minott A. Osborn, New Ha- ven; F. B. Loomis, New London. ai ?. By Dlstricts- First district, T. M. AL lyn. Hartford: Second district, C. 0. Hubbard, Middletown; Third district. k.B. Sumner, Windham; Fourth district. Ongen S Seymour, Litchfeld. a,lT nj \
 Mr. ". ". Eaton made a speech and resolutions were adopted denouncing the administration very severely andb ooni- mending Greeley and Brown very mildly. The Hon. Charles Adams appears in the Times list as representing both Litchfeld and Goshen, which is doing rather more than justice to his enthusiasm for Gree ley. sages l.a.ss s5Nol bi
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