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 it may be published.

 "We shal! strive to rally party in Connecticut composed of honest men,"

 The above sentence we find in the Hartford Pd'ri- Ot and Eagle of Saturday last, edited and published by James Holbrook About the same time of its ap- pearance, were sorry learn that he was arrest ed and held to bail for forgery to the amount of or 500 dollars

 WmG TIMEs.-A pressure in the money market, unprecedented for severity the prices of AgrcuI- ral products uncOmmOnly low; the currency never more disordered; stocks falling every day; ex- penses of the Government 3l millions the last year, and g millions asked for the year to come and, what 1 has never before been the case, the Treasury at l Washington entirely cmptv--nOt dollar to pay the members of Congress. Good Wing times, truly 1 Worcester Palladium q loco paper.

 The above is from the Palladium of last week, and should have needed the request of the editor copy it, for, far facts are concerned it presents picture of loco loco misrnle, true to the life, and speaking all that need be said in lecture upon the subject. Yes, these are the legitimate results of the administrations of Andre,D Jackson and Martin Tan BWren every item stated, is the consequence of the policy they pursued and the would be still more aggravated and without even the initiaory steps for measures of relief and reform, but for the change in the administrations. In stating the expenses of Gov ernment, for the last year and the year come, hon- esty might have dictated disclosure of the portion thereof which required pay up the debts oi the last administration, but this would not have answered the purposes of the Palladium. The attempt to throw the odium of the present state of things upon the Wings, by the epi.het of "Whig times," we should suppose would fail of it's effect, even upon minds as warped and prejudiced as are those of many of the l nlo.n skoD l. ,l,, | We suppose that the locofocOs abroad will now stic. matize the demolished banking houses of Longee X, Moore. in Cincnna'i and Louisville, as Whie shin l plaster shops" We can sta;e however, that both I.ongee and Moore first rate Locofocos. Lougee, in pariicunr is a real Locofoco veteran. He came here aom Albany M New York and t we have thou. admitted to all the meetings and secrets of the Aha- ny Regency. Oh how it always seemed to do his heart good to dwell upon the cherished recollectons of hs intimacy with Van Buren. Marcy, Croswei, F1agg Knower and all the rest of the distinguished Locofoco regents nt the New York capital

 the United States Bank. Now" said he. "'you will have chance to witness the operation of the genu. inc principles of Democratic banking" We have witnessed it-Lomisvilte Journal.

 1 The Hon. Alexander Mouton. Senator from Lou. isana. has just been united to the lovely daughter of Col. Gordner lately Auditor of the Post Office De; adorns the Rotunda of the Capitol

 Er At the last meeting of the Litchfeld Co., Tesn- rerance Socety in view of the fact that many hun dred individuals within the last month had joined the Total Abstinence ranks, the following resolution was | adopted

 ResolUed That as Society we do unitedly offer our thanks to Almighty God and take more courage to forward in the confidence that He will contin ne to smile upon our efforts, and carry them to glo- rions consummaon.

 The next meeting will be held in Woodbury on the fourth Tuesday of Feb. inst uhe 22d) at 10 o'clock Ltchfeld, Fe1. 8. ls42.A A''1f "N'A "''"'S' | At meeting Of lie irends of Liberty and Equal Rights, numerously attended, without distinction of party. held ,he house ot Osandcr Bishop. Bantam Falls.) Li,chield, Feb. 2d, ls42: JULIUS GRswo1D, Esq. was called to the chair, and CHESTER GosLEE, Esq. was chosen Secretary.

 committee to report resolutions was chosen, con ss,ing of Enos Stoddard. Miner Potter. Hugh P. Welch, and Norman KIbourn, who after consulta. ton reported the following preamble and resolutions which after full discussion were unanimously adopt. I ed

 Preamble Whereas the good people of this State, and of he United States have from the the first orgnni; as sefevdent truths that life. liberty, and the pursuit of happiness inherent and nalienobe rights that l whenever the acts of Government become destruc- change the Government, or substitute new rulers, to manage their affairs; to repeal alter, or abolsb all oppressive and unjust laws: and whereas, the egls- ature of this State by success Of Acts have evnced determination abrdge the righs aud liberties of the citizens of this State that many of us have here tofore confidently relied the liberalty and just sense of our feow-clzens 10 avert the application of some of the arbitrary aud tmenis from being applied to own citizens: that tit was with feelings ot deep regret, beheld the proceedings of many, in the late Town Meeting, under lle license law, with whom we have heretofore been politically associated. Therefore,

 Resored, as the opinion of this meeting that the i- D is arbitrary and OTpressce, inurionsiy inter fering with the long established business of many of of great Inconvenience to the inhabitants of the town; and rOlHtOn of he inherent and ndiieHdGLe ighs | of ihe citizens of this State.

 Resoived, That the legislature of this State have had entrusted to hfm the right 10 pass LGtCs, make sunpfuary regulations, whereby to regulate the prirdfe husiness of the ciiZens in their mutual inter- course between man and i; and that all attempts to regulate the same under penalty IS shetT usuId tiOn.

 Resolped, That in the yearly alterations of the L. LaWs "f this State discover the workings of resflss anc arfMl P0rty corcrtty but perseveringy intent on abridgng the Derijes nf the citizens nsid iouSly inmpering riLh, couriing those in power; and like willy Joe, they first sntJngatDg the country tO,ons, while poLCy oT cowardlce. prevents | their assaing Ihe liberties of he large cities.

 chased by the io snsrngs and Nood of our Jdthers,t is duly ourselves and posferty, 10 preserts and tr0nsmn the sGcred irMsf nnmpdired to the rasng generation: to that end 1t IS ydrdmOuHt duly O support such only for the next egisLoinrr, as will use their infneDce procure a reedl of 0H such cOnsfifutioma puriid and O1pressipe Lnaps, reck less, desig ming legislature have imposed upon the good people Of this State.

 Resolvtd, That it is with sorrow and deep humility. for ,he honor of the State read the extraordinary