THE ENQUIRER. LITCHFIELD, JAN'Y 19, ls43.
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LKTCHFkEADs JAN'x AUS AC4SS

 &r The State Convention to nominate State Ofi-' ceEs to be supported by the Whig party at the ap- preaching Spring Election, assembled yesterday in' Hartford. Of course we have not as yet heard the result of their deliberations From the expressions in some of the Whg papers, and. from rumOrs that we have incidentally heard, we inclined to thRk' that Hon. DErNis KIMBERLY of New.Flaven, has re- ceived the nomination for Governor

 But whoever may have obtained the nomination.. we are confident that he will receive the hearty and unanimous support ofthe whole Whig PaTfv We have surely suffered enough under the dominion of our last Legislature, and our State has been sufi cently disgraced by tho present vain and weak in. cumbent of the GubematOrial Chair, to cause every sound and honest Whig within its limits to come forward in support of those principles which the par ty have cherished and free from the ignomin- ous thraldom of Locofocoisn1.

 It would be indeed glorious triumph if HConnsctE~ cut would again come forward and stay the destrue- tive policy of Locofoco dominaton-andw while State after State has proved rerreans so Whg principles. and by supneness have suffered tEIeir enenzses so. gain temporary advantage over them, and even Massachusetts, staunch and firm as she has ever been has wavered in her allegiance, it would be in deed bright example, for the Whigs of our sims=- honOred State again to rally and place her where she belongs, among the foremost of the Whig States ef the Union. F*s~ }1A

 Little more than two months remain before tkiis question is to be decided-no time should be lost and we call upon our friends here and elsewhere, throughout the County and State, be up and dong Our opponents are already in the 6eld-organixing; their forces and determining, by the use of every means in their power. to retain the ascendaney that they have acquired. The supineness of the WhiR party at the last spring election was the sole cause of our defeat-the vote of our opponents was by n0 means so large they have pollsd at former elsc-. lions, and the only of their present temporary victory is to be attributed to the fact that vevy rge4 body of the Wings ahsented themselves from the. polls

 WHas OF LrrcHFiELp COUNTY! let not sh:s stigma remain-remember that great interests are depend ing Fon the result of the ensuing spring election Apart from the interest all feel, ought to feeP in the result of election for State Ofcevs member that the political complexion of our entirs delegation in Congress is to depend upon the result ! of the exertions of our Whig friends! Come up then to tho work, in days gone by organize as you were organized in 1857, '3s, 'S9 and '4O-remain steady and constant at your posts unwavering isA your principles eeaselsss in your eforts aud the. result will be complete and glorious triumph 0t We learn that on Friday last, about mile and, half below New Milford, near where the railroad. passes the skeleton of man was found-some pieces oi mans clothing were also found near the place. Who the person could have been is yet mystery.

 Anotaer Fire ]" Cornoan-Ws are informed that, l hae1 halo M~ >1r al M his house and part of his family destroyed by fire --the particulars of which we published few days since, - was burned on the 18th instant. Sapposesk to have been the work of an ncendiary-

 The Naval Court of Ensuivy on board the ship North: Carolina, respecting the late tragedy at boarR the Brig Somsre is still in session. We regret our lm~-

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 GEoEGrA-The election for Member of Consress-

 rom the whole State took place on the 2d iDstsns.- GEoReE W. CRAWFORD. Whig, is probably elected by. 2ooO maj over his opponens-.o fill the place of Hon R. w. Habershan, deceased.

 Sr The Annual Meeting of the Washingsen Tsm.. peranee Society was holden in the Town Room in. 'hs village, on Monday evening. l6th inst. Afes me assembling ef large number of our citizens. the meeting was called to order by E. A. Lord, Esq. President of the Society, and s. B. West, appointed sec'y Pro. se". Prayer was offered by the Rev T.. Jones' appropriate to the occasion when the Soc;e.v proceeded to the election of Ofcers for the snsu;nv year, as follows:

 MT. WM. F. BALDWIN, President, Mr. Jas. c. RAr- PERSON. Vice-President MT. s. B. WRsr, Secretary. and Mr. MosEs MoRsE Treasurer. The Executive Committee consists of Messrs. H. A. Hull, Charles, w. Wadsworth, and Orlando Buel.

 The Society having concluded with the annush choice of officers an Address was delivered by Mr.. s. 5. BATTERsoN-shewing the evils ofintemperance. and fefeeting the beauties of life of total absti.. hence. Those who have heard Mir. B. on former occasions know his ability in doing justice to this great cause, and may be assured that this effort xvsn one ot much interest," and it is hoped will prove of great utility.

 After MT. B. had finished, the venerable Rev. Mr JoSEs made few remarks, we'll befuns the aRe oi man who has through long life pursued pure- ly religious and temperate course. C.

 IS hoped that the Officers, who are pginciualIy Young Men, will not let their efforts relapse for a moment Tn promoting the interests of this Socisty- but will continue enlistng soldiers to their ranka- and keep up deadly fire at the Tyrant Alcshol.

 - S. B. WEsT, Secretary.

 ST The Secretary of the State Tempsrance soeA ety-Rev. c. J. Warren-addressing lour con,,pn. ncatiOn to the Hon. T. 6. Williams, Psss;ds.s ar State T. Society. gives Q rather favorable repoxs of the progress of Temperance in New Haven County. and concludes with the following account ef

 TEMPERANCE IN LrTcHFIRED COUNTY.

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