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Anti Free Trade Conrention.-Ata Meeting of Far mers, Mechanics and Manufacturers, from dfferen, parts of this Stae Hartford ihe 5,h inst. Joseph Trumbuli, of Hartford, called 10 the Chair, and Samuel D. Hubbard of Middietown, appointed Sec retary, when, on motion of Gen. Walter Booth, of Meriden, committee was appointed relative to the objects of the meeting, who reported sundry resOu- iions which adopted, in favor of the protection of American Manufactures by imposing duties on i'm. poriaons ol foreign articles, c. after which the fol- lowing gentlemen were appointed to represent the i'm teresis of Connecticut in the Convention of Farmers, Mechanics and Manufacturers of the United States, to be held in the c;:y of New York on "Wednesday, the 26h of Oct. inst. viz :-Timoihy Pitkin, Gideon Tominson, EbeRezer Young. Calvin Goddard, Or ange Merwin, Roger Huntington, Henry L. Ellsworth Robert Watkinson, Erastus Lyman, John M. HoIIey, Lemuel Hurlburt, John Isham, Henry Watson, Eli Terry, Walter Booth, Isaac Kellogg. James M'CIel- ian, Seth Marshall, John H. Deforest, James Brews- ter, Philip s. Galpin, Wm. C. Sterling, John Boyd, David c. Collins, J. c. ". Trumbu $. D. Hubbard, Wm. c. Gilman, John Hyde, Charles Lewis, James Wolcoii, Sheldon c. Leayhi, Edwards Johnson, Abra- ham D. Baldwin, Thadcens Bet,s, John D. Reynolds, Joseph s. Gladding, George Reed, David Buell., Sam uel Russell, Henry s. Lee, Joshua L'Hommedieu, Smith Wilkinson, Joseph Eaton, Leonard Baliou, Edward s. Williams, William B. Mason, John Boyn- ton, Francis M'Lean, Lyman s. Kibbe, Peter Dob son, John Maiher, Wm. Tucker, George Mitchell, Israel Coc, J. M. l.. Scovin, N. O. Kellogg, Daniel Thatcher, George DanieIson, Wm. Delorest.

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