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SAMUEL TWEEDY--a true Adams man--a friend to the American System-proessesto be frend- ly to Dstrictng; but is supposed, and that too on good grounds, to be opposed to the present BilI-a very worthy and intelligent republican.

 THADDEUS BETTS-Said to be very nteIli- gent and highly respectable gentleman-an old school repubcan--but an opposer to MT. Adams-this how ever is denied by many of his friends, but his known political sentiments previous to his nomination, ought to outweigh the eectioneerng assertions of his inter- ested friends. We know of no other possible ground of objection his election than ths-a friend to the District Bill.

 New London County.

 JESSE DEAN, an open, avowed Jackson man; voted in Caucus for Jackson's nomination to the Presden- cy, and also voted last spring against Distrctng Be- sides, as man, and republican,, he has not sin gle claim to the support of intelligent and enlightened freemen. ,

 Middleser County.Sr

 AUSTIN OLcorr.-Recevedh his nom: nation unfar- ly-palpaby 90 ;---a member ofthe Mddletown Jack son Club but pre'ends support the present admin istration' His sentiments the District Bill are un- known by us.

 7'oAand Csnaty.

 INGolDsBY w. CRAwFoRD.--A very worthy and in- tegent gentleman, asdecided friend to the District Bill, but is opposedin his own county because of his supposed dhostiiyto Mr. Adams. His supporters how ever deny thashe s Jackson man, and we think it somewhat doubtful ourselves whether he not bet ter man than his opponent Mir. Fitch; and if he is not Jackson man, his election would be real benefit to the state.

 x. WIndham County.

 i E6sneser Stoddard.---Opposed Mir. Adams in 1894, gsupposed be hostile to him still ;--is howev- very prudent upon the subjec, this present june ture. Is knoWn to be hostile to the District Bi and hence not to be trusted in the Senate where the question is to be decided.For the last three years he has not been the choice of his county, and pub licly boasts that he lis not behoIden to Windham county for support"

 Much indignation seems to be expressed by the Re- gister, and one or two other papers, because fed eral ticket" 50 called, has been published in one of the eastern papers The truth is, this ticket drawn up and sent to the printer, by six eight of the zealous republican partizans n the state, and for other reason, than, by raising hue and cry" upon the subject, to induce the republican party to rally for N'S S"tPo'' VI H~ 'SSuioiS S"SNsou uSh" ct. But the trick does not take we---nobody thinks of supporting an exclusive federal ticket for Senator's indeed, do not believe that with the utmost exer- tons that could be made, tenth part of the free meen could be brough, its support. Not that the men named upon the above mentioned ticket are un- worthy of the fullest confidence of the people, for in point of worth and alen it is vastly preferable to e ther of the others. We will mention the names upon it;-T'mo,hy Pitkin, Roger Nj. sherman, Nathan Smith, Thomas s. Williams, Dennis Kimberly, Ly- man Law, Roger Huntington, Samuel Church, Jabez ley--Now, although this ticket not started with the expectation o its geun even tOerable support, to the disgrace of certain who claim the right of dictatng upon all state elections, these were brought forward as bugbear. as though the people of this state were cOnemptiby ignorant as 10 be frightened at the prospect of having such in their Senate. We will only add, we wish snch men could