From the Hartford Times.
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 In pursuance of a Resolution of the General Re. publican Convention at Hartford in May last, the Committee for the County of Litchfed have reques- ted the "Democratic Republican Electors" of the several towns in that County to meet in their respec- tive towns Thursday, the seventh day of February, 1928, at o'clock, P. M. for the purpose of eecting many Delegates they are entitled to Represent atives in the General Assembly. to attend Repubi- can County Convention at the house of Mir Eben N Thompson, in Goshen, on Monday, the eleventh day of February, 1928, at o'clock, P. M. to nominate candidate for Senator the ensuing political year.

 [The Resolution of the Legislative Caucus above referred to is in these words ; Resolved That this Conventcn designate standing Committee, to con- sst ot three from county, and it shall be the duty of said Committee to call on the Republicans of the several towns III the County, in which they reside, meet,' &c. This is rather liberal upon the whole and we wish the Injunction had been obeyed with a little more literal exactness, instead of prefxing to the word" Repub,ican" that exclusive epithet which is intended to cut off from all participation in the business great majority of the freemen-Toera- tonists and all. The Committees of the other coun- ties have not made ofthis phrase in their several notices; but have extended their call to Republicans meaning thereby, we presume, all the freemen with out distinction, since all are republicans, and have an equal right to nominate candidates we'll as elect them to office. We marvel that the committee for this county thought it best to depart from this well known correct course,-tfey can gain nothing by it, and they may loose much