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Among Asns important sntiectS upon which t will probably be employed, are the revision Sf tho tariff

 the disposition of the public Iands and she distribu- ton ofthe revenue.-in all of which this State has deep interest. The delegation from Connecticut is amOngshc smallest in the Union. We must depend for cur influence, not upon the Hsnbers, but upOn the taieNGs and character of our representatives. Should nOtslOcai par tseiings, they interfere al al

 be suspended and postponed to the great principle oC securing delegation, to which the SIate can safely enrust its interests at ihe present Interesting crisis

 Blu: to place the question mere party ground Which Of the existing nominations can claim the sup port of old and true repubIicans7 To what extent they consulted in the Caucus nomination of last spriugf What share had they in the Middletown inaOni Yet each Ofthcse claims to he the true re- pn6licaR continuation. What inIeres, of the old re- pUblican or federal parties will be promoted by the election of either of these nominations We repeat therefore former suggestion, that itis now tho- roughly understood" by honessmeR ofa parties, that

 both tue existing nominations incompetent to tain the interests and honor of the State ip our na. Siohal councils; that new nomination must be form- ed upon the greatWineiple ofhoaest and capa6le and that the sentiments of the people, throughout the State, must be consusied grOugdwork of such nominaion.. Such will be tie "Peopie's Ticket" and we rely for its support upon powerful majority of ,Le dintseessed, iadepsaess electors of Cannec sic,.ta ,ee aa xxx.