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whilst the merchant mechanic, nd laboring men
bleeding literally and continually a their purses and
in their time aid the election OF who care not one
fig about them their interest no farther than to get
their votes II is time that these len who do the work
and contribution to party funds should take stand
against this unrghteous monopoly Among the lawyers
Of each party certain set, who meet at certain
houses in this city, and cut and carve out the nomna
tions prior to the Conventions


In the democratic ranks Gideon Welles, Esq, oil THIS
CITY will probably be nominated for Governor 1 no
tce that he has been offered S7oo cefksniP IN WASH
ington. This is 60 with him. II he cannot have
something worthy of his talents from Mr. FOLK, the de~
mocracy in this State will reward him. AS tor the wings
who they will nominate, ] cannot tell not peing IN
the r secrets enough to state; but TINS 40 Know
do not nominate a clean new ticket with a merchant.
mechanic, or farmer for Governor, they Will next
spring be defeated-mark that.


malicious persons have twice this fall occasion
week This is outrageous. The people along the line
Of the canal should be grateful especially the past dry
son. when the canal excellent place to grow
meadow grassthere having been just enough water IN
well scorched by the But seriously the perpetra.


OF these outrages trust will be found out ard sent
to our Wethersield seminary.


Last evening two barns were consumed by fre-and
therein two burnt-ths is the work Of an in
cendiary. II occurred little before nine o'clock, and
by the promptness of remen not much other dam
age was done to the surrounding wood buildings The
barns Washington street. the railroad COM
pany,s new machine shop A considerable quantity of
hides from the contiguous tannery was stored IN one OF
the barns and of consumed Although this hre
was OF an hours duraton commencing before O'Clock,
still the Daily Morning Corant Of tins city, as
usual had not a word about it. Tomorrow morning
two days after the fre) they Will probably nave SIN
lines concerning tudging OF the future by the past


The eclipse Of the this evening At nall past seven
half past eight o'clock perfect, and would well
pass for total one although unheraded by our newsPa
pers, where expect to find all the news from tue
moon as well as all the "mung" news!