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 condi,io" Oi public affairs and especially the pat rio,ic young of the county, will universally attend.

 Per order ofthe Central Committee

 of Correspondence.

 -Lchfcld, Sept. 10, 1884.

 ZAe WMg Contention, which is called by the above notice he held the Court House this day, will presume be attended by gentlemen from al" parts of the county, who have united in the wish to come to- geiher to consult upon inc common welfare. Other counties awaking to the importance of the ensuing eec,ion-a spirit is abroad among the people to give full expression of opinion respecting the recen: mea sures of the general government at the po!sand we trust that Litchfeld county accustomed she ever has been to take sand in s"rportnG the constitution aOd laws of the and,. will not be behind her sister counties. She must not satisfied with merely do- jag aceN as she did last spring-she must give an Increased role and consequently increased mejoriy in support of Wings and Wing principles.

 We hope to witness a, the Whig Convention to-day large number of the young men of the county. On tI,e,n especially deveses the burlhen of action preparatory 10 the eiec.ian. Nevertheless the middle aged aud the old mast not hold hack. We wans their counsel and advce.S IL behoxes all ages and classes Co buckle the armor preparatory to the conflict.

 T We have been requested state Una, a Conven- tipm of Young Men W i'll be held at Hartford on We'd neslay the 24,h inst. for the purpose Of forming Young Mems Stofe Temperance Society. Aud t is requested that each Temperance Society in LitehGed county will seUd delegates to such convention.

 NETWORK WHlG CONVENTION.

 This body assembled Utica the 10th inst. and

 ID old JeffrrsoRian democrat, President, six Vice Pres dents, and f'ur Secretaries There were prese" l22 members representing we believe every county in the After canvassing pretty freely the claims of il'e different individuals who had been previously spoke" Of, ihe Convention settled down upon WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Esq. of Cayusa county, for Governor, and SILAs ~. STILwELL, Esq. of New-York. far l.ieO'. GeSernor, by nearly unanimous vote. The former has Fsrtasenied Lhe District n which he resides with distinguished ability it the State Senate; aud the lat Ger has frequently represented the city in the lower house--anL. ihouga elected by the Tammany folks, has always beea remarkable for his independence Of party Gauaac!shavng tire good sense io think and act for himselc Though mnny of the good people of ,he state would have preferred Mr. Verpanck for Go- vernor ye, the Whg papers. so far as we have ohser- we'd them, express high gra'ica'iO" al the res" of the nominations. We insisi-and we think that this convention acted upon the princple--,hat 10 take an ''oId hack of the party" is always bad policy.

 The N. Y. Star, in giving the nomination, says We learn by intelligence from Utica, that the Con- veniion have numinshed WIli0,a H Seic0rl, at pre- sent Senator from Caynga county, for Governor, and Sns M. StiUei, of this city, for lieut. Govern or. Committee waited ca Mir. Granger, who de- cined being candidate; Mir. Verplanck "f this city had handsome vote for Governor, and the whole eNaI nud good feelings.

 MT. Seward is n native of Orange county and is a. bout years of age-nierior in point Of ta- eas and el0Quence man tn the state; his speech in the Senate the deposile question equals sny thing delivered in the country that important meas urc, and every where quoted with high commen- da,on. Tu the am iahe temper he umiies the mos, popular rmanners-lrank, social, and republican; and we have doubt, that in his haUd, the des,inies of the State will be cate.

 Mir S,wcN is a mechanic, well known ic the city as a sensible, popular, and judicous citizen. He wac the zeaous advocate in the Assembly of the bill abo'- ishng imprisonment for debt and as chairman" o' the Commi,iee of Internal Improvements, was active 'n carrying the Chenango and Chrmung canals, and other useful projects into exccOtion He IS exceed ngly popular in .his district, and will poll a" immense ce;ved bv the whgs with grea, satisfaction We now buckle our armour, and go fo the rescae oT the country. united, zeaious, and fervd effort; a concert in action. and surrender of all local pread'- res. will carry ticket by powerful maj"r,y the Regency will be down, and the commonwealth saved

 

 The Tammany party a, the Hsrkimer Convention nominated the present ncumbenis. Marcy and 1'racy for Governor and Lieut.. Governor. The Convention was held the same day that a, Utica.

 Because Mir. Stiliweil of New-York is a mechanic and nominated by the Wings, the Tory papers make great battery. What! mechanic for It. Gov of iht Empire State of New-York! The idea is mOnssrous t' the Jackson monarchists

 Tho official report of iniermenta in New-York th' past week. ending Saturday, give 404-of which l9 were oi cholera-a larger number than in any ore vious week.

 } Gen. DOncan, it will he remembered, has just bee elected by the Wings Governor of Illinois. It ma have been observed by some of our readers ssO ihs many of the Jackson papers claimed that, because few years ago he was elected by that party iO Coz presa he still belongs it, notwithstanding abunda' D,oof and hs own assertions io the contrary. We'll he has recently been on a visit to New-Jersey; an while on visi. to the manufacturing village of Paite .ou. he attended Whig celebration, and gave tl Co,,ow;De significant toast. To what expedie"t wi ,h. ror;es next resort to cover their overwhelmiH defeat 10 Illinois