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il educated intelligent and virtuous and will have
H. We viii not submi to the misery and degradation
Of the European population.


q H. HoLLIsrEa, of Lchfeld, characterized the Pres
dents message written in rbald barroom style.
and views international laws ne attempted to rd
culs with unmea eaning These remarks
ceivsd coldy well they might be- young pettifog
ger Of Litch6e attempting TO ridicule the long expe
should call puppy turning schoolmaster esning no
were, that all that could be shown to be he would
maintain against all the powers Of the earth, whether
the the land.


vote Of thanks having been passed the Convention
for the able manner the officers had presided &c.


CHAs. w. ROCKWELL President Of the Convention re.
sponded- He rendered to them his acknowledgment for
their kindness lie said the influence Of the large dele
cation. now assembled, would be felt in the coming
election Ours being the first State election will neces
sarily exert great influence in other States, for
have sons abroad who like the old stock, and who
look to little Connecticut" with anxiety for
He was In favor Of protecting industry well
for having strong navy, and army and forts to protect
us in war-lght houses to protect CONNIE rcs-pro
hbitory laws other national vessels in internal
commerce. There 10 only nation with whom
have free trade and that s the Imaum Of Mus
cat but, whoever saw any Of his subjectsf Who has
seen any Of his wares l-what do sell him. Other
nations 60 80 far to prohibit what they themselves
produce Let us in parting go to our homes with de-
termination to elect the men, whom we have this day
placed in nomination for State officers.


Convention adjourned without day, between nine and
ten O'Clock, p. NJ