THE PROSPECT BEFORE US.
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Nothing can be more cheering than the prospect of the Wings of Old Connecticut for the campaign which has just opened, and which will be termi- mated on the 1st Monday in April next. It is now certain that the true hearted whigs of our state have every where shaken off the apathy which has proved fatal to us for two years past. They are resolved to enter the field with all their forces, un

 the conviction that full vote will prove Gas it ever has) Whg victory. When we consider the vast interests which are at stake. and the impor-

 ance of starting in proper style (as did in 1s4O THAT BALL which will bound from state to state and carry with it dismay to the myrmidons of loco focosm, it would seem that no whig can fail to put forth his utmost energies to ensure the triumph of a cause with which is identified the prosperity and happiness of the country. We should all recollect that the eyes of the whole American people will be turned upon our s'ancient commonwealth" and sad will be the disappointment if we fail to give such response to the claims of that minded states man, Harry of the West, as his eminent services and unquestionable merits require at our hands We satisfied that these considerations now bear with great weight on the minds of the good people of our state. They understand their obligations, and will act accordingly. To our brethren of oth- CT counties we beg leave to say that the Wings of Litchfeld County are awake to the importance of the crisis-they intend one and all to he on hand on the first Monday in April next. In most of the towns the necessary steps have already been taken to effect proper organization, and in the residue the work will ere long be done and we'll done. We most devoutly to be wished"-to commit the desti- ny of 'the land of steady habits' to Roger Bald- win, and of the whole union to Henry Clay, and then will peyfdy in high places, and corruption and prohigacy every where, stand abashed at the display of majesty by an abused and much injured People. oa 7.a. t