whig Congressional Ticket Jitch6eld County. PHINEHAS MINER.

 HnkfOrd County, JOSEPH TRUMBULLo

 Afiddleser County, EBENEZER JACKSON, JR.
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 the state of she weather much better haN was an'iei- paied It raiDed iO the morning until 8 or 9oclOck- and great many from the distant were preve"- ted from attending that account. There are tceDty tsDO towns in re county and euery represented except Barkhamsted. From many large number were present. It was eslimaied that there were not less than 300 present at the meeting, most of whom were from other towns than Ltch6eld-composed of the real bone and sUew of the county, not pampered Oice-h e-hollers greedy ofice-seekers The meeting was called to order by Geo. Wheaton, Esq. cf Corn wall, and Dr. Wm Boe, of this town, chosen Chair man pro committee was then appointed 10 re- port Officers for the Convention, wh" reported those named in the ofcial account of the proceedings be- low. When the resolutions were introduced and reads Gen. c. F. Sedgwck rose and addressed the meeii"g in support oftlem tn very spirited manner for aboWs twenty minutes. He was followed by Dr. A. CailiW. Richard Smith, Truman Smith, Edward w. Andrews, and George Wheaton, Esqr's in appropriate. highly animated and patriotic speeches-all of which were received by the audience with loud and oft reiterated cheers. The appeal "f Mr. Andrews, in particular, who is himself only about g years of age to the young of rhe county, thrilling in the extreme, and drew forth huntsers of applause. The Convention continued in session from one o'clock o near sp"se The best feeling and the utmost havmoRy Preva'Ied- and the Convention bruke up with determination on the par, tho members go forth to herrespecve and endeavOr to up the dormant energies of the people oi their duty in resisting by every cons. u,ona means she mad career ofa wicked and mischeyous minstration-o bring out in iheir might the freemen ofhe county, and give to the Wing Ticket for Congress a hearty and strong support.

 

 UI. was exceedingly gratifying to witness the

 Whigs of the Reuoiution-those who had been Wings

 in 76 and perilled heir lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor''-comng forth to tho late county meeting of,he Wings of'34. It was gratifying to see numbers of those whose heads were whitened hy the fross of seventy and eighty winters determined npon making eor 10 sSstnin that hberiy and indepe"d- ence which the much Gchieve, against the n,achinaons of a set oi desagogues who are eOdea- voring subvert them, and placing in the hands of one man all the powers of the government. 1t was gratifying to hesa uniting with men of mide age and Of youth !" tleerMinaom 10 arrest tf poss'beb the torrent of corruption nHd msrue which are puN ging our cosntry headIong to destruction.

 The last Hartford Times eopaine letter from Hor- Calvin Wiley, erst the anti-masonic candidate for Governor, to Gov Gid. urging democrats forward lo support the Jackson congressional ticket. He says- "Let US have no lrimmers or ,waddIers.' No trim mers nor twaddlers! Mr. Wiley? Why cut of theso from your party in Li'chieId county and you wo"lf have scarcely the number of corporals guard Cut off these, sir, and where would yo~ be?

 GT We understand that the Jackson parry |" some parts of the state endeavoring to make their par- zans believe that Litch6ed county will give them & majority at the coming election. There is no snc' ihng-,he people here awake to their true inter- est-they are determined to attend the polls and p"e down all such islanders upon heir integrity. They cannot be made to bow :he knee Jackson.VaD-Bu- renism. There is loo much in.elligence-too much enlightened public sentiment among them to be guilty oi such shameful inconsistency.

 GT Numerously attended meetings Of the Whigs ot ven, Hartford, and Newl.o counties haSe been held (he past week-ihe nominations for Con gress made at New-Haven last spring responded 10 with the most entire URanimy-county and d'sir'cs and town committees appointed to wake up the vosers and get them 10 the poll-and the whole the finest spirit and feeling prevails. All that is wa"ii"g 's acknowledged every whese, to ensure 9" overwheIn'-

 ing majority for the Whig ticket. is to get the people to the polls JacksoRism has no hope of saecess ex- cept through the apathy of lhe Wings. People "s Litchfed county! to the polls, then! 10 the pos:- and all will be well.

 The Wbg nominations tn New-York of Messrs. Se,oard and Sti,OeH are greeted in "ft parts of the state with the greatest enthusiasm In the city meet ing was called on Friday evening last to hear the re- por, of the delegates from the city to the Utica Con- ven,on. The Masonic Hall, capable of accommodate

 ting from to 4O00 persons. completely filled, ant not half could gain admiiiance. Guian C. VszlnHck was called to preside. While the proceedings m the house going on, another meeting was organized outside of the Hal! and another still R different para of the building Each fihe meetings was addressed by different speakers, and the strongest enthusiasm prevailed. The Courier says" We have witnessed all the large meetings which have assembled in this city since 1S27-we have wnsered and snmmered at old Tammany in the days of her greatest prosperys but never have we seen sach assembage of the free Peope--,he legal voters Of New York-as iha. which las. evening responded to the Whig call, and which canno. fail carry terror and dismay into the ranks of the enemy" -.,

 TA Convention of the Anii- Maso0s from the df- ferent towns in Windham county was held at Pomfret on she l7h ins al which resolution was introduced and carried by large majority. to support ihs Wg