FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
{"character_count": 2830, "word_count": 472, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9521999955177307], "ccnet_perplexity": [1117.0999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
At Convention of Delegates from the several tovps

 (eight from each) in the Fifteenth Senatorial Dis. trict holden at Humphreys Hotel in Winsted, ou

 the Eth day of March, ls3z-Theodore Hinsdale

 Esq. was chosen Chairman, and Henry Adams and Samuel w Judson Secretaries.

 On baloting for candidate to represent said Dis trict in the Senate of the next General Assembly, the third ballot JAMES BEEBE, Esq. of Winchester, re | ceived the unanimous vote of the Convention. A committee of one person from a town was then appointed to draft and present resolutions expressive ot the sense of the meeting. recess took place. af ter which tho committee presented the following reso lutons-hey were discussed separately, and passed with entire unanimity:

 Resolccd, animously That JAMES BEEBE, Esq. o Winchester be presented to the people of the 18th Senatorial District as suitable person to represent them in the Senate of this State at it's next session.

 ResotUed. That this convention do cordially approve of the nomination for Governor It. Governor Treas urer, Secretary and Comptroller, made by the State Convention at Hartford on the 22d of February las and that we will use all proper and lawful means to

 RcsolUed, That the appointment of the shcrfs and other county officers ought to be directly referred to the people of the respective counties, and that of our Justices of the Peace to the people ofthe several towns ResotUed, That the man who votes to crpungea jour. nal which the constitution expressly requires to be Kept, is dangerous dsorganizer of constitutional lb- ery and law, and ought himself to be erpunged from the affections and confidence of the people.

 ResolOed That we deprecate a recent vote by John

 

 as member of the U. s. Senate, in favor of squander. ing our national domain by granting exclusive privile ges to intruders upon the same and also recent House of Representatives, against further disrbu. ton among the several States of the Surplus Revenue the U s as being both in direct opposition to the highest and best interests of the People of this State as well as the country at large. 'N'N ~0

 ResoOed, That the vindcation of our rights in the particulars above mentioned, should be attended to at the approaching election.

 ResolUed That, dn the language of one of the reso- utions of the State Conventon relying on the good ness of cause, on the intelligence and integrity of sltes majority of the electors of this county, we pledge ourselves to all honorable exertions to bring to the polls, at the coming election, the entire Whe vote of the 18th Senatorial District Resolued That the proceedings of this meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretaries and publish ed in the Litchfeld Enquirer and the whig papers in Hartford THEODORE HINSDALE, Ch'n, HENRY ADAMS, }Secr.,or;..