NoAIINArIoN MEETING.
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Ata meeting of the Whigs of the Town ot Lltch6eld, held at the Court House on MOn' the e9th of March, f"r the purpose of nOml"- a,ing candidates to represent the Town in the next General Assembly Ufthis State. RALPH C. CAMP. Esq. was called 10 the Chair. and Mai. JASON WHITING appointed Secretary.

 On proceeding to an informal ballot for can didate for first Representative. Maj. WILL L!AMR BUGL received large majority of the votes east, and was. on the formal oallot' alnos, unanimously nominated.

 For second Representative, FRANCIS BA" CON, Esq. received nearly unanimous vste' and was declared duly nominated.

 The following resolution was then passed, | Resolved, That WILLIAM R. BUEL and FRANCIS BACON, EsQ'rs., be nominated as suitable candidates 10 represent the town Oi Lirch6eld in the next General Assembly. The Hon. TRUMAN SMITH then addressed the meeting in abrefbut most eloquent speech, in which he vindicatcd, in a maste.ly manner, ! his own course in Congress, and that of the northern Whig members generally, relative to war with Mexico.

 1 The meeting was the largest of the kind which has been held in this tswn for man. years, and the best feeling prevailed.