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tinue Co hold, in regard to the coming cleo ton in this State. For ourselves, we are de- termined not to give our countenancc or sun port to any man who either " siraddles the fence." or avOws his preference for the "Mil- itary Chieftain."

 It is we'll known that there are some mer in this state, who are endeavOring to pr0mOt the election of Gen. Jackson to the Presiden cy.s It is we'll known that they will attempt to. return to both branches of the Legislature as many Jackson men as pOssible-and it be- comes the Republicans of the State-it be- comes the friends of good order, and of our free and happy institutions, to be on the alert to defeat their plans. Support no man for Senator or Representative who is not known to be on the side of the AdministratiOn--for should our opponents succeed in obtaining a respectable minority in either branch of the Legislature, it would be matter of exultatiOn, and the cry of ''Jackson in Connecticut" would be resOunded through the country.- Let the elections in this State, as they are in all the other States 0fthe union, be held with particular reference to the Presidential cleo ton, and our word for it. there will not be found solitary Jacksonite in the councils of the State.

 Presidential Etect0rS.-The time has come when it is necessary that the Electors of Connecticut prepare themselves to act in3ref- erence to the Presidential Election. The next Legislature will be called upon to make a law regulating the choice ofelectors or they must hold an adjourned session, and make the choice themselves. The opposers of the Administration will make violent effort to obtain majority in one or the other branch of our Legislature. It becomes important, therefore, to draw the lines between the friends and opposers ofthe General Administration between the friends and opposers of the im- portant interests of our own state. The ma lority of the Electors of this state are the friends of our manufactures, and our internal improvements and will never vote for man untrlendly to that administration which fos- ters and protects them. But unless the E. lectOrs of Connecticut are shortly on their guard, they will be divided and defeated at the approaching election in securing these inn portant objects. The enemies of the Ad- minstration, like all mlnorities, will act in con cert, and with Van Buren policy, wlII call their friends enemies, and their enemies friends, till the whole scene is covered with the mist of confusion, and then will endeavor to carry such men as are opposed or indifftr- ent to the present administration. It is time to take sides, and let no man be back ward in expressing his opinion, or in giving confidence to others by the boldness of his efforts.