THE ENQUIRER.

LlTCHFIELD, MARCH lz, 1s36.

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O A convention Of the Republican and Whig Electors Oi the County of Litchfed opposed to inc proceedings of the Baltimore Caucus, and ,o inc nm.

 just and VindicVe measures Of the last Leg;sIa,ura will he holden at the Court House in inc V;Ii.os or Litch6eId, "Wednesday the 23d inst, a. II o'cock in the forenoon. to take into consideration many De resting subjects that connected with the approach h. ing election, and to adopt measures to produce full expression of public sentiment at the peIIs The eIec tors Of the respective desired to appoint many delegates they may fit to attend said Con- vention; and the citizens generally OfIhe county, who approve of the object of the meeting, requested be present. Per order ofthe County COmnsittee.

 IitcIsfeld, March 15, 1886.

 Ihe County Meeting.-We would invite tke a,ten. ton of our friends in different parts of the county to the above notice calling County Convention to be held m this village. This call is made in accordance with recommendation of the late State Convention.

 It IS o importance that the electors should be aroused to just sense of their duly Many matters of great interest will doubt be presented to the considera- ton of the meeting; and we presume that all who a,- tend will be highly grat6ed and cheered in their on- ward path of patriotism. The question whether the Commissioner of the School Fund should not be eect- ed 6y te PEOPLE, as also the Comptroller of public accounts, the Sherffs, and other County Off, cers, instead ofhodng their appointments at the will of the Legislature and the County Judges may :hen be discussed and passed upon. It no good reason that because these offices have heretofore been held in the hands of the legislature, that the people should have choice in them. Reform should be the motto inscribed upon every whig banner and upon cry patriots heart.

 There are duties which every individual owes to his country as well as to himself: and among them are those ofhecomng acquainted with the merits and qua li6calions of public appointed to rule over him. We trust we do no, urge in vain when we en- join upon the people of every town in the county 10 come forward upon the day appointed for the County Meeting and show that they possess too indomtable spirit to be down by rude blast of adversi,y Such the feelings of the Wings of '76-Such should be the spirit which anmaes their descend ants of 1886.