FOR THE IrrcHTuELD EEouIRER.

Yhat onght Litckfeld Countu to do ?
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 Is question that under the present state of things addresses peculiar force to every we'll wish- CT of her political interests 1t isa ct less hue initiating than true, that for years past, the sterling worth, patriotism and integrity of this State. have been almost entirely dsregarded in political nOn- inatOps FactIonsis add demagognes of every grade, like scum upon the surface Ofa boiling pot, have con- trolled the political destinies of this people, alike dis regarding individual and collective interest. The time has now come; crisis has arrived, in which the spirits of our Elsworths our Trumbus, and our Griswolds speak to in the voice of reproach and elaboration. calling upon alike to cast of the msts of mental darkness that surround political hori- zon, and usher into active life the talent the deep search and the moral worth, that we possess. will be admitted trust, that Litchfed County possesses talent equal any of her sister Counties-And why not bring it into action in legislative halls? Why lose the taents research and moral superiority that we possess, when lis within our reach? Shailt be said of us longer, that county, will resign into the hands of impotency and mbecility and dearest interests? Shall the host of unprincipled ot flee seekers that surround like cloud longer pos- sess an influence that cannot be overcome? Forbid SenSe-t<eJ rise in the majesty aheir power and act in the legi innate and proper exercise ofher and those who now assume to rule even 1he cOnsciences of men, will soon be lost in the vortex of their appro- priate obscurty. While collision of interests now docs and always will exist between the northern and southern sections of beloved country, and while to approach their delegation in Congress on ques- ton of conflicting nerets, like approaching lion

 in slair, is it not best to select those for the ter who can measure weapons with them successfully on tic arena of the battle ground What can p'g- mics do with giants and what the present delega- tion from this State do with such men as Hamilton, Stevenson, or M'Duffie That we, as people, have talent equal to the contest claim; and shall be ex- cused when say have JABEz w. HUNTINGTON in my view. will not pretend to make any invidous distinction, to draw any lines distinctive features ofpersonal character and qualifications between gen. tlemen standing high, respectively. in the estimation of the public: but the sound common sense and discrimination of our freemea will trust readily point out to them the marked difference of talent

 literary attainment, and political information, that ists between the gentleman whose name have men toned, and some of our delegation who now endeauo, to represent interests in the Congress of the Uni ted States. A. 3.