FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
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The regular candidates in this County, in addition to Messrs. Wildman and Baldwin, are Messrs.

 SAMUEL TWEEDY, and

 THADDEUS BETTS,

 nominated at NOrwalk, at a Convention, assembled agreeably to the recommendation of the Caucus, of May 'ast,-nOminated was Homer Boardman, in this county. This we mention an of justice to those gentlemen, and because believe their nomn .atiOn fair expression of the wishes of Fairfield county. Mir. Tweedy is a republican,-a warm friend to the administration, and very worthy man. Mir. Betts is a republcan,-a friend of Gen. Jackson---so who Professes to know his sentiments, s,---otherwse very worthy and intelligent gentleman Their friends claim for them the support of the reemen, because they were regularly nominated, regular and truly republican convention. Their opponents do not ob- feet to their nomination, the manner in which 1t was made out--they only say that they are the ene- mics of the District bill before the people, and have no right to ask expect the support of the friends of Dstricting When the state shall be dis sric.ed, Fairfield county may elect such men to office they think best; at present, being decidedly the most hostile to the of any other portion of the districting; and indeed it would be political suicide for the latter to grant the support which is asked The contention in this state is diStrctng and ant-is tTictng-which shall prevail Fairfield county comes cut decidedly in favor of the aterand if the friends of the former lend them hand in carrying this

 warfare the state never will be dstricteS that is tain. Messrs. Wildman and Baldwin, both good men and true, regularly nominated by the friends of the District Bill, now before the peopIeMessrs. Tweedy and Bets were regularly nominated by it's enemeS---see Yeas and Nays taken upon the passage of the Bill. The people can decide which they will support---both tickets are brought before them, by fair nomination, but ther claims for support plu ced upon entirely different grounds.