COMMUNICATIONS.
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10 the Republican Electors cf the County cf

 LitcRfeld opposed to the eriSting Admtnts-

 traitor of the General GOUernment, and friend

 Ly to the American System. #vf

 Eelloso citizens We are upon the eve of an im- portant election and the question is to be decided within few days as to the manner in which our wist- es and interests are to be represented in the next Le- gislaure It is not to be concealed that the Jackson party are making indefatgable exertiOns to gain an ascendency in that body, with view to control the appointment to the U s. Senate, and in some way to influence the electoral vote of Connecticut at the ap- preaching Presidential contest It needs only mo- ment's attention to see how fatal mere temporary triumph of the Jackson party would be to our best hopes. We ask each of you, what would be your feelings should you find some Isaac Hill in the Na- tional Senate from this State, wholly misrepresenting Connecticut and for six long years pursuing course hostile to our neress and derogatory to the charae- ter of New.Englaad. Even by one perverse vote from this Staie, deadly blow may be given 10 na- tional industry, by prostrang the Tariff, and thus the aourishing establishments erected in every part of Connecticut for manufacturing purposes, with the thriving villages in this vicinity would be involved in rretrievabe ruin. The necessity of harmony and un- ion of effort manifest-every jealousy should be dis mssed-we should look with single eye to the pub lie good, and use all honorable means to promote it.. h is natural that there should be difference of wish es as to candidates but these should be held in rigid subordnaton to the interests of the great in which we are engaged. Ifby reason of discord you permit yourselves to be drawn into the unwse meas ure disappearing plurality of candidates, whose gen. eral sentiments the same, when there should be only one will not the Jackson party, the common en- emy, succeed may not train of consequences fol-

 low from the loss of single senatorial vote at the next session of the General Assembly, which we should all bitterly deplore? Let us then unite as one man, and by concentrated acton achieve re. suits entirely within power, that will do honor to ! the patriotism of LlTcHFIELD COUNTY.