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lne aQoutlmeut - C0n4Te1B sends nome 70 thflE members who, (og co many gl0nihs, have been tho object oG attention at Washington.

 Their appearance ct home Fill be tho signal Tor in- creased activity n both political parties and in this State particularly, the oFealizaioi nDceSsaty to give any hope of success to political dovemeny will, from this moment be pFOsecuted with increased zeal. of the dominant pafty-that the Governor and Legis- Iature will be chosen by the Whigs-and that instead of 10 to e membes of Congress, te present relative Congress, number 90 uO 70 from this State This, we repeat is our sincere conviction but that conviction rests very much upon the assurance feel that the Wing party is thoroughly aroused, alive to the great

 interests at stake, and resolved to leave no proper means nntred, m order to secure the triumph of their l principles.

 On the other side the contest will assuredly be ve- henent and desperate. 1t is Q part of Mr. Van Bu- rens avowed political fath-sO far as faith he has that candidate who cannot command his own State, ought not to keep the field. He will leave nothing discipline of party, or the most lavish use of patron- age can effect, to regain New York. He will fight l however, like Macbeth, under the consciousness of a broken charm, a!d, so that the Wings only main-

 But again we exhort all our friends to rely, not upon the weakness of the adversary, but upon their own untiring efforts. Nov, and from now till November, there should be actlOl constant action By assoca- tiOn organization country, town, district and ward Commttees-by the distribution of speeches and newpapers-hy conversation, and freely minglng with each otheTHEignt It. will be df%@sed, and light is know how difficult it is to make truth penetrate the interior," as MT. VanBuren might say yet it can be done-and that is mainly the present duty of the Wings:

 We hope much from the fine spirit manifested by the young men. The Convention now assembled at Utica will animate and cheer exeron and with pro- per organization, of which the importance cannot be overrated, will make that exertion successful.

 The duty then, of the Whgs is action-action-

 Name Them.--Wll the presiding genius of the Loco Foco "echo" in Windham county, give his readers the and place of residence of the two convicted felons' that he asserts were appointed

 justices of the in the western part of the State, close quarters when resorts to such Jalsehoods as this. The game is perfectly understood d!-Haryord 1 Courier.

 Good-The town of Toronto Mass. has been in- dlcted by the grand jury for not supporting. as by ''a'ue O''0''s0' . '0H0" ''"O" "'''''' '' ''S I6. MARRIED,

 In Washington City, the Hon. Joseph c. Moves, of Passport, Me. to Miss Helen M Alings of Salisbury, Conn.

 In Alton, Illinois, on the 29thgult. Mrs. Laura B. l aged 2l, wife of MT. D. H. Harison-a native ol Naugauck, and recently resident of this village: In Plymouth, on the 3Oh ult. of ofconsumption, Miss Elizabeth M; daughter of Capt. Benedict Bull, aged ceased gave to her surviving relatives and friends the ger to the consoaons which it affords the true chris

 an in the hour of death and though of that age when

 the world with its alurements andpeasures possesses the greatest charms still she could look forward to death that which would release her from it's tr als and temptations To frenda few hours before she died she said, "I could wish All would view this feeting world as now view it." For her it had nc | charms, no aluremens.

 | Yet not was her departing immature, ] For ripe in virtue she was reft away, | And pure in spirit as tho bless'dar pure; Pure as the dew.drop, freed from earthly eaven, ] That sparkes, is exhaled, and 6ends with heaven [Comm. In Sharon, (Elsworth Soc) oD tho l7th ult., Miss Abigail Studley, aged 52 years. In Norwalk, Benjamin A. Rousseau, M. D. aged ] 28 years; MT. Daniel Mallory. aged 22 years. In Greenwich. MT. Arba SDtk aged I. l In Hartford, Mrs Mary B. wife of Charles Shep ard, Esq. aged g Miss Lucy Whnen. aged 57 Mis- Fanny Lamb. aged g; Capt. William Gaylord. late | of Augusta, Geo, aged 59

 At Somers, MT. Stephen Peash, aged 8S.