FOR THE ENQUIRER.
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 Mr. Editor-Now that the elec6oneerng campaign is opened and the people turning their attention the candidates for the different offices it is the part of prudence to scrutinze the character o those who presented for our suffrages This should be done calmly and dspassionately, that the best men may receive our support. As the Loco Focos have again presented Martin Strong, Esq. as candidate for Sena. tor from the l7 District and there are things in the official conduct of that gentleman which re- qure little clearing up. we will propound few que res to him. and to each of which the Electors of this Town and District demand distinct and specific an- swers:

 Question list. Did you not Judge Strong, misrepre- sent the l7th District in the last May Session of the Legislature

 Cues. 2d Did you not contravene the wishes and feelings of every Representative in said District ex- cept L. Bissell of Sharon, and N. Stevens Of Ca naan1 . Cues. Sd. Did you not lend your influence and vote to aid Perry Smith, Esq. 10 tue resPonaihle office of United States Senator? .,.... Cues 4th. Did you not receive assurances that for this service you should he made Chief Justice of the County Court for Itch6eld County, or be nom- mated for the next member of Congress? Cues 5sh. Was not the office Of Chief Justice kept vacant until nearly the close of the Session for that purpose, and until Perry Smith was chosen U. S. Senator7 .... Cues. 9th. Were you not waited upon by Com- mittes from the party of which you are member, bsfore the appointment of Chisf Justice, soliciting you to decline a nomination to that office, and qttcr it was ascertained that Judge Burrall wOud not serUe as Associate Judge under yos?

 Cues. 7th. Did you not aid Perry Smith in the reno. val of eUery Justice in Kent, except one, who was nominated by their Democratic Representative Now, SiSr do Aot think that we shall be satisfied with sence or evasive answers to the foresonp oue ries-the electors have right to know the truth, and the rhOIs tvutk, respecting the political conduct oG their servants and yOsr constituents are too nte- gent to be put aside for trivial reasons We shall ~ait reasonable time for answers to the preceding inquiries, and when they have received your atten- ton, we may furnish another chapter Git may be from our Posk baneD for your consideration.

 We are respectfully, &c. KENT. The Marka.-Butter can now be bought in this place. good article for N to IS cents per b.. and is daily growing more plenty. Those who were struck vith panic few weeks snce when this article brought IS and % cents, have been met by way of cau.ion.- s0d i. SsrH Der tc.- to SssO and 6. Provsisns are rapidly de- ceptJ ' is E Beginning @ W to be hushed-Eris O.. Solitary and alone put this ball in motion, &c &G.-Ertraef from SeuGtOr Bent6R's Spaech on the EEpGngiAg ResOlEtiOR.

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