Litchfield enquirer., 1876-05-11
REoGF@nhicaI.

We clip from the Hartford Post the fol- AswIlg EkssrAes of the citizens of Lltch- SsA1 wS are members of the present leg S1Azszre=
 .Szzsor. I5sA Disfrict.-The Hon. ED- wnM1 w- SwFMoCR Is a native of Litchfield zz8 neEr9y fogSy-fOur years of age. He e@@<<c3 Tase College&t the age of seven- ssxm. Er11wxtlng with distinction in the class SE =. and was shortly afterward ad- wlrs~3 t0 the bar of Litchfield of county. He w@ re4zrned to the lower House in ISzS 3@d reelected m 1880, 70 and '7l. D4ESzg ARS fozr terms he acted on the @~@@Ssase& of Lands. Contested Elections, J@x5rl&l Expe0dItares, Federal Relations, I@aseSnxy, CwScel Unfinished Business, Cmzw&ss Sf Votes for Governor. etc He w@ J@age of Probate for the Litchfield &sxzxsex f0x a number of years and is now Rs~sa<@a oE the Litchfield Savings bank. Judge Seymour ls pronounced Democrat a@3 party leader. He has done as much so~zr3s shaping the policy and selecting s&e c@n3s3ases of his party as any person in s&e S<MtA He has always been an earnest and P<rzSsAszt wOrker for the cause. and sS kss s&sxts Is largely due its present suc- @r& He IS gentleman of marked abili ~ and s@atzre. an ornament to the legal FR,sSSzzsoa 2s ke wil be to the Senate.
 Eepsc9czaasEpe-I HExrT BRSNEr GRkvE8 wAoss presence was familiar in sAe L&agzaakzre of 1S5S, 1867 and 1868. a@3 ~Ao nay be counted as 6 veteran in psAs<sc<. snakes his re-apparence this ses- 1Ss2 ME Graves Is a lawyer of long and v1xseS sxpe-se2ce. having been admitted % sAs ha< Of Iitch6eld county in 1S45. Ne w@s born Sn Sherman Tn 1893. and has h~s Fere1sly p8ssed his ffty-third birth 3xv. h vO1Sa he attended the common ssaaaA. and also West6eld Academy one yS4<- Ak tAe age of fourteen he began wssk spoa hrs fathers farm, continuing hss k@ers there until nineteen years old, wA@@ be entered the law office of the Hon. 1@@az C Loo2is of Bridgeport, studying wskA tAsk gsatae1an three years. Among tAe eSsd o&oss held by Judge Graves are sAgme cG I@4ge of probate of Plymouth 1@2 ISAzAEeAd diskncts. clerk of the Sen aAes zszzsaa o9 lSE9s clerk of court. Litch- @zA1 enanazy. 1854 ;: executive secretary t@ Gssse0or Dalton in 1854. and justice sf tAR psAee c01tinnally from 1S46. Nom- SmMlsy. @s is a Democrat, but will act now. mm m sAe pass. for the good and interests o9 sAe ~soae people of the State, without A@#@4AA " kNA41N 4C HA QCCAUGUiY HI IHVNT ct the resumption of specie payments at sAs earliest practicable day, and utterly spPassa b the gree0back fallacy. His Us@aznasz m debate. his knowledge of men s@3 1eslres. his thorough convsrsanc wszA paxilanenta1y law, and his shrewd- nszS. sanA and ability, admirably fit him tsw the sPeakership of the House-a posi- tsa@ ke IS not unlikely to hold.
 4 DR WILLIAM DENYING was bora in 0aa LLaeh6eAd. March l6th, 1883, and is nsw ~ years old At the age of twenty tAree hs graduated from the Yale College We3nzal school. class of 'J6, and for ten S1hssqaens years practiced medicine in Le1nx. MsssL. acting also as chairman of tAs eo4n1 0f selectmen during the war. He ans also county physician for several yuMrA He returned to this State in 1867, az3 ioc21s1 la Morris. set-off of Litch- &aaas ana wAs sent tO represent that town