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We have selected one from each of the great political parties of the day, belieuing that if sCe c0n Enite the crazy ones of bolt par ties. ,Oe shsn most eersGiny elect our candidates.

 We are aware of the mighty influence our paper is destined to exert upon this great question, as it has now . tremendous subscription list, and we already receive more than seventy different newspapers and other publications in exchange. The pub lie may, however, rest assured that we shall exercise that influence conscientiously, and, if we succeed, as we think we shall, no one need fear but that we shall be at least as we'll governed as for the last several years.

 If we are permitted. we may, on some flu. ture occasion, more fully define our position, and urge the claims of our candidates.

 FATHER MLLER.-From what we hear, we presume Father Miller does not make very strong impression in this city. New Haven is the place for sitting all sorts of things, and Father Miller has been put to some severe tests, and it Is said has been several times " "completely cornered." In the Theological Chamber of the College. we learn that he had . discussion with the theological students, in the presence of the Rev. Dr. Taylor, who refused to take any part tn it, pFeferring to let "the boys" try their hand. and 1t is said they were quite troublesome to the old gen. tleman. His friends. however. maintain that he "gives as good as is sent" and say that he sticks to the bible throughout his arKu. msut.-Nss HsvvR Pallsdiuas.