From she Nep- -Harsn Registsr.
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MIR. BARBER.

 1 was somewhat surprised at an idea contained in your last, that would on the whole be best to ad- here to the County nominations even although il was knows that some gentlemen nominated, were in fa- vOr of Gen. Jackson for President.

 In every vIew can take of the subject think ry differently. Shall who sir, friendly to the National Administration, support Jacksonmen for Senators, merely because advantage has been taken of the apathy of the reemcn, get number of such men nominated by the County Conventions If we vote for hen merely because they were thus Dolni- mated, without enquiry. what guarantee have we that they will not half Of them prove to be Jacksonian Aud if We vote for Fuch men for Senators, we may by parity of reasoning vote for men Oi the same de- scrIptlon for Representatives and m the event may 6nd majority of our Legislature in favor of General Jackson.

 We are to remember that an electoral law will be passed and ticket fer electors doubtless made u0 the coming session; and the influence of Honorable Senators in such bnsness s known to be great and need not be commented upon. Furthermore, if thro' the criminal negligence of the friends of the AdmiA- | lstraton, majority of the Legislature should be Jackson'an and the thing s to say the leas posshe) there can be little doubt that they would appoint the electors themselves, and take that right from the peo- pie; Knowing they do, that great majority of the people are opposed to the General.

 You, Mr. Editor, your County may be % strong that you have nothing to fear from Jacksoniam but depend upon it. Jackson party exss and it is nei,h. CT dead nor asleep.

 The opposition to Mir. Adams in Connecticut, lear ned an important lesson in l824-then they came cut openly and boldly agaist Mr. A. and in favor of Mr. Crawford :--ihe consequence was a. signal defeat Now they work coverty and still, bu, assduous- ward 1t becomes the friends of the administration to he on the alert, they may get possession of she citIdeI, at the same time crying alts we'll" The author of a communication in your last, seems to deprecae the idea oi prescribing Republicans from office, but most certainly would prescribe them from I an office, where they might have an opportunity oi giving the vote ot this State the General contrary the wishes of majority of the inhabitants On the whole Mr. Editor. it is decidedly the Opin- ion of one who has always been a democrat, that a ticket for Senators should be made of persons eHd-

 to the Administration and friendly Go ds,rctng the State; that the gentlemen nominated by the coanty conventions and kaown eO be true in these respects shOHla be retained; that thsss UAeHdy either ai