SHARON.
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At large meeting of the Wings of the town of Sha- ron held at the house of Joseph Lord in Elsworih the 18th inst.-Mr. Enoch P. Peck called the chair, and George Peck and James B. Gould were chosen Secretaries. The following resolutions unanimously adopted:

 Resoiped That in the present posture of affairs in this town, despondence Is f0lly and apathy crime aud that, encouraged by hopes which are growing stronger, and prospects which are growing brighter, we wii persevere in sustaining the cause which we have espoused

 Resoired That the measures pursued ny ihe present admnsr with the best interests of our counry-are dangerous to it's liberties and subversve ol it's dearest hat the official conduct of Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren, embracing the and injustice of the former his disregard oi treaties aud laws, and of the constitution iiseifand of the latter, his ambitious nrigues, and ID the cor- rup and dangerous influence he is exerting to obtain office of which he is unworthy, merits our just in- dignaion and shall receive our steady and unwaver- ing opposition-and that the principles of both, as statesmen and politicians, as fully evi"ced. render them wholly unworthy the confidence of this republic, and are practical comment upon their weakness, aud total deprarity.

 Resoived, That we fully approve of the nominations made by the late Whig Convention held New Ha- ven of candidates for the State offices, and for Mem bers of Cong, and will give the gentleme" "om'' mated our hearty and united support.

 Resoiped That we cordially approve Of the nomna' lion of Gen. CHARLES F. SEDGwIcK as candidate a for the office of Senator for the 17I District, and will use all honorable to secure his election on the sixth day of April next.

 Resolved, That the resolutions and proceeding" of this meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secreta- res and published in the LitchGeld Enquirer.

 The meeting was one of tine most interesting and 'n- spiring character. The utmost harmony and unan'm- iy feeling prevailed, and the remarks which were made by the several gentlemen who addressed the meeting, esiNced zeal of determination worthy of the grea. cause of coasuiina libeFsy. a"Fgcriet- eeaiion was appointed to aiiead the Convention of Whig Young Men of the l7th District, to be holden a. Barnum's in Salisbury Hollow the 2d Monday oi March next. ENOCH P. PECK, Chairman.

 ias.. G,osoF B. rEeI, Go1lD, stcrstoriss.