THE ENQUIR FIR. LITCHFlELD, NOV. 27, ls45,

Whig State Convention!
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A Convention of the Whig Electors of Connec' ticut will be held at the Temple. in the city of New Haven, on WEDNESDAY, the 13M doy cf Jan- uory nert, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose ot nominating candidates for Governor. Lieut.. Governor, Secretary, Treasurer. and Com ptroer, to be supported at the election to be held in this State, or the first Monday in April next and also to do any other business proper to be done by said Convention. The Wings of the several towns are requested to appoint delegates to the Convention equal to double the number of Rep- resentatives to which said towns are entitled in the General Assembly. a.l,s s... 3F -.-t

 The Committee rely witt confidence for full and patriotic Convention upon the generous whis spirit which has rarely been appealed to in vain in Connecticut-and which, it is believed, will keep the Whig standard floating in triumph at the close of the coming contest The County and Town Committees are requested to commence, immediately. the duties devolvng upon them in reference to the Convention. ''.e

 >-.'" JAMES F. BABcocK,) l.

 S. D. PARDEE, State Central ' HENRY PECK,

 --' JAMES DIXON, Committee. -''.'- THOMAS BELKNAP.

 GS-Whig papers throughout the State are re. quested to publish the above.

 New Have Nov. 18th, 1S45.