IN cONNEC TICUT.
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AT the late Wing State Convention in Connecti-
cut, al which Noyes Barber presided, and Governor
Ellsworth and all the other State officers were nomi-
mated Tor Reelection, the following resolutions were
passed


Whereas The present administration Of the Gene
raj Government has separated itself from the ine-
rests Of the people, and is now seeking 10 ma nain
its ascendancy through an organized corps OF public
ofhcers, acting IN Concert and under the direction
OF central power at Washingon And whereas
this system ayowedly based on the principle of dis
tribung among The the yictors The Sports OF Office"
has plundered The treasury, corrupted our public
officers, and shaken even the firm pillars of our po-
itical Institutions: And whereas il has also derang-
ed our currency-interrupted our commefce-de-
slroyed our trade-prostraled our manufactures and
diminished The value of all the products of agricu-
lure nearly one half. Therefore,


Resolved, That the present condiion of the conn
try is one Of peril and alarm and calls loudly upon
our eounrymen To rally in their own defence to
turn out the present selfish, disastrous adminislra-
ton, and put better men in their places and To bring
back the Government TO The policy OF Jefferson and
Madison and 10 deliver the public punder from the
hands OF The spoilers


Resolved, That the last and present ad ninistra
tons have taught Us that Presidential term of
iour yearsis as long as the Presidency ought TO be
entrusted 10 one man; and, in the re.e election Of
Martin Van Buren, his character and conduct wuuld
leave Us nothing 10 expect but disaster and ruin


Rssoired, That decent reward TO moral honesty in
the matter Of appointment Is better safeguard for the
Peoples treasure than the bolts and bars OF National
Pententisry.


Resofred, That tho exclusion from the House of Re.
presenatves Of the legally commissioned members
from the State Of New Jersey before their case had
been examined, )or the purpose of giriag the adins
Hat'on maJor1ty IN The popuiar branch Of Congress
10 IN violation OF the FIRST principles Of the Government
an alarming encroachmenr the rights OF the States
and 10 direct violation Of all the laws and ussges which
regulate the organization OF dcliberative bodies.


Resolped, That William Henry Harrison, Of Ohio
the son OF one Of the signers Of the Declaration Of In
dependence and who has rendered his name still more
ausrous by his military and civil services, emlnen,ly
qualified for the Office Of President of the United States
ana ms Convection most cordially responds to his
nomination.


Resol1ed. That in the name OF John Tyler OF vlr
gina we recognise one Of the honored Of the An
cien' Donlnon-a democrat Of the old school, always
opposed to the exercise Of arbitrary power aud the dan
ger"us doctrine of taking the responsibility