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Nr. Editor-The following just and forcible obser- vations upon the subject of Caucus dictation be-

 eved to be not inapposi,e to tho existing state Of things in Connecticut. Coming as they do from the intelligent and libePsl minded editor of the National Intellgencer, who has ever been distinguished for his entire devotion to the genuine principles of repub- canism, we think that they should produce deep ,m. precision on the aiads of fa raioaal men, who cannot @ to be opposed to this most odious species o despo tism, whether intended to con,roul the affairs of state or ofa natoDat large The observations of Mr. Gales are specially commended to the notice of Mr. Barber of the Register who, after having manifested many symptoms of hostility to his Majesy King Cau- GUS for years past. hos as length returned to his allegiance with great apparent repidatoa, and is now busiy engaged in canking his chains to prove that he has become true and taihfal subject of the despos The result however of tie approaching election will prove tha. the PEOPLE are resolved to WEAR MANACLEs NO LONGER. NO SLAVE.

 "Many of the things that Congress tough, to nave done" they eersainly have 'sleii undvne.''

 The cause to which this indifference to tho proper business ot legislation. and this cruel apathy 10 she claims of suffering sndiviaals. who have beeTed in vain for justice as the door of Congrcssis avjb1able is the complete success of the scheme for nroane;nr into the General Govefnment the Caucus pFinciple, pact party mass, sahjecis ss influence every de. scrpton of business tn any pablic body. In suck ses, motive different from that of pahlic dnsy Is at work. We shall not stop now to aposlrophiRe this malignant Genins, the hane ol freedom, mad she blight of Representative GOvernmens, which, when triumphant, fasens upon s guhecas the yoke ot des- potis.n, in shape more disgulung svsa than sha. which :s mainiained hy physical power. Armea ceg' potism inspires bodily teaF and imposes implicit ces dience the price of personal snfesy Bat whaa ll- FMnny can be more fearful than thaa of the invieibe irresponsible sovereign, King CHncus1 What aub. miason is mora pisine than thaa 0 which ahe an {, brought wh0 is cEsen, in ehe nngnaRe of eaF me1.o hy 'te fear of punahmengs" inaO nseaasFas which, r eoascieaee he seniemns ad h hs sspI ul'nos ks,c' himself s'r yielding '0s I' not she VlaveEycf ths