THE ENQUIRER. LTTCHFIELD, MARCH aG, 1882.
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Yoapr M,Nss Co,,usasiOn- On Tuesday aiterDoon ass the Delegates from ten twelve of the towns in Litch6eld County, of the Young Men favorable to the uphOlding of ths American System, and in favor of Henry Clay and John Sergeant to the Presidency and Vice Presidency of the United Staes was held at the Court House in this village. About 50 delegates were present-ausl had not ihe weather in the morning looked nniavorabls the number would probably have been much more considerable. 1t was cheering the

 mind of the patriot to see the young men of our conn- y thus coming forward to sustain the great leading measures of our country which are jeoparded by the maIadministration ofthe present executive Annexed is the account of the meeting, as urnshed by the of

 csrs On taking the chair, Mir. Seymour delivered brief but appropriate address In the courSe of the Moetng, addresses were made by several young gem tlemen some of them in most animated and glowing style Without wishing to draw any invdiOus dlstlnc

 ,iOns where all acquitted themselves well. we must be permitted to remark that the address of MT. KoIlin Sanford was one of the finest, most Orcibs and glow ing pictures of the corrupt and mad administration oi l Gen. Jackson which we ever witnessed. He took a general survey of the whole of his course and that of the par,y from the time he first nominated by the legislature of Tennessee in 1823 lat that time consid

 cred merely as a hoax,) down to the present time contrasting his practice with his preceps-and prov ing most concusvey that the one was ever in direct variance with the other. Some of his pictures were of such udicrous nature, and so faithfully and mas terly drawn, that it impossible to restrain the bursts of laughter which every now and then broke forth from the audience. The addresses of Messrs

 Battel, L. B. Woodruff J. Raymond, and one or two others whose names we did not learn, were also elo quent and pertinent the occasion. The utmost har mony and good feeling prevailed-and we hail shi meeting as the harbinger of future good.