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consideration of the favor would abandon the iatereas of old associate and eOmpapiCn, Pen1 Smith, Esq. and take part wih Msrwin against smith, in the lO- cal difficulties of Nsw-MiIiord. This woaId probably be considered new method of meeting Mr.>Merwin in fair field fight. How that gentleman would treat such proposition, every one knows acquainted with his eharactor--he would Says as he in fact said. "I consider myself bound hOnor O maintain the nation al rspubublcan cause, and shall do it," For further particuIaFs inquire at the PObate Oce in WOOdbury.

 tml HItmay be the best policy to take Mitchell out of thes hands of Merwin." These words shOHld be read in connection with what is said about jumping to Mitchell and riding him into the Senate. The whole discloses shameless intrigue in high degree discredtable the parties concerned, and if do greatly mistake will awaken sensations of abhor- and disgust in many intelligent and virtuOus minds in the 18th district.

 (n) "C. A. Judson." This name, fsubscribed> to

 the foregoing etterl presented to the psbc for sup port for the highly responsible office of Senator.- Electors the 18th distric the accidental possession enabled us to place before you the man, his principles his conduct, and his motives. You are 10 decide the question whether he s to be elevated to one of tho highest stations known to the government of the lan whether he to occupy the and tread the ground which were once familiar to the great and good men of Connecticut. AN HECTOR.

 Violation of the Consultation! Look Osst z!

 A.. EdIor-The constitution of this state provides that person holding office under the uuthoyy of the United States, and Sheriff Sherif's deputy, shall be member of the General Assembly. It has been the practice of late for Post Masters and Sher

 deputies to become candidates for-the Legislature, and to hold on to their appointments tilt the session about to commence, then to go through the farcs of resignation, and after the session to resume their offices again, and go with the discharge of their duties just f nothing had happened. It must be apparent to the most slender capacity that this prac tice is bare-aced fraud upon the constitution, and most palpaLle nraction of its spirit and meaning In every instance where attempted hereafter, it should meet with unfnching resistance from the Electors How is it with Charles A. Judson, Esq. at this mo- ment officer of the United States, and subatern of the Sheriff of Litch6eld County, and at the same time running as a candidate for the Senate of this State !? To say nothing about the anii-repubcan measure of accommodating many offices in the hands of one man, will the Electors permit Mir. J. to nuiy this important articIe-to make it mere mockery r. Mir. Editor, as made effort to get constitution, l shall stand by it tO the last. REPUBLICAN.