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state will loose nothing in the executive de-

 partment. MT. Tomlinson is very justly held in high estimation by all classes of people throughout the state; and is man on whom the great body of the people will hereafter bestow their suffrages. The feeling so strong

 ly manifested in this town in relation to the votes for Governor, were mostly excited on account of the corrupt course pursued by the caucus last spring; and not from any person.

 al objection to Mir. Tomlinson. All classes

 would have been gratiied in supporting him

 for Congress, where his talents shone conspi- cuously, and where his worth was universally acknowledged. But it did not please the "pohtical dictators" to continue him in that station; David Plant, as reward for his un- governable zeal, must fill that station; and to bring this about, Gov. Wolcott must be uncer- cmoniousiy put aside, Mir. Tomlinson, who was too much beloved by the people to be sacrificed, must be put in his stead, and then the course was clear for the It. Governor. If the people throughout the state have not sanctioned this change, Mr. Plant must blame his own head for having devised so unpopu- lar a measure and if Mfr. Tomlinson, with out his consent or knowledge, has been cast out of office through the interference of a knot of medling politicians, he will have the consciousness of knowing that his fellow citizens hold his character and services in just estimation, and will hereafter so manifest it by bestowng upon him the highest office in the gift of the people. The representatives chosen for this town, are men whom all can did persons approve. But three candidates were brought forward, and the contention re- lative to their support arose more from local, than from political, prejudicess The result of the election, and careful observation, support us In this assertion. We did not hear of any organized measures to secure, or defeat, the election of any candidate there was no cau cussing, no intriguing, but good feeling and moderation appeared to pervade the great majority of the electors. This single fact proves that caucusses & cabals are unnecessary in concentrating tue votes of intelligent cleo tors upon honest and capable men. We hope to be able in our next paper to give such view of the votes throughout the state as will show whether the people were as much awake to their duty in other counties as they appear to have been in this, and whether from this election we may date new era in the triumph and preponderance of republican principles.

 NOTICE.-The inhabitants of this village and of the town generally, are invited to meet at the West School House, on Thursday eve ming, the 18th inst. to devise means for the enlargement of the building now occupied by the Female Academy, or for erecting a new house. The importance of this measure is universally acknowledged. The Female

 School is a source of wealth to the town, as we'll as an honor to its literary character; but at present there is no lecture room connected with the establishment. This evil should be remedied by an addition to the present buil- ding, or the erection of new house. Efforts have been made to procure MT Brace, the principal of this school, as a professor in

 very respectable college; and those talents for featuring, with which he is richly gifted, ought not, and we trust will not, be lost upon our community, for the want suitable room. We are persuaded that this sentiment is gen. eral in this village, and that it is only necessa-