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less than eight nor more than ,wenN-our in namber and shall always be composed of contiguous territory aad in forming them no town shall be divided shall the whole part Of one county be joined to the whole or part ot another county, to form district ; regard being had to the population ln said apuOrtion- men and in forming sald districts, in such manner that no county shall have less than two SenaIors.- The districts, when established shall continue the same until the session of the Genera! Assembly next alter the completion Of the of the United States, which said Assembly shall have power to alter the same, If found necessary 10 preserve proper quality between said districts with regard to the nun. Der of individuals therein, according to the principles above recIted after which saId districts shall be altered, nor the number of Senators altered except any session of the General Assembly next after the completion of a of the United States, and then only according to the principles above prescri bed

 Article Third. At the meeting of the Electors on the first Monday of April, in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty and annually thereafter, n- mediatoy after the choice of Representatives the E. lecors qualified by law vote in the choice of such Representatives, shall be called upon by the presiding officer in such meeting, in the several towns within fher districts respectively to bring in their ballots for such person Or number of persons, be Senator or Senators for such district in the General Assembly as shall Dy law be allowed to such districts respectively and winch person or persons, at the time of holding such meetings, shall belong to and reside in the pectIve districts in which they shall be baloted for as aforesad-And each EIector present at such meet Ing qualified as aforesaid, may thereupon bring in his ballot suffrage for such person or persons as he shall choose to be Senators for such district, CeedIng the number allowed by law to the same with the name or names of such person or persons fairly written on one piece ofpaper-And the votes given m shall be received counted canvassed and declared Tn the same manner now provided by the Constitution for the choice of Senators-fhe person or persons tnot exceeding the number by law allowed to the dis trcts in which such votes shall be gyenin) having the highest number of votes, shall be declared to be duly elected for such distrcts-But in the event of an e. fVVn nOrF of f,or ohore so voted tor the House of Representatives shall in the manner provided for by the Constitution designate which ot such person or persons shall be declared be duly elected

 EBENEZER YOUNG,

 Speaker of the House of Representatives

 Passed,and proposed

 I'll. s. PERKINS, Clerk Brown, J. Ptkin, Ellsworth, T. Pitkin, J. Grswold, bosworth, Cooley, W. B. Boardman, Sill, Kimberly Ingersoll, Linsley, Rose, Hemingway, Griffin, Todd Basset, G. Birdsey, Richardson, Carrngton Durand Thompson, G. Hill, Peters Haley, John Brewster, Morgan, Waterman, MCurdy, Warren, Sherwood I Raymond, c. Williams, Perkins, Ferris, N. G. Birds cy' Rogers Mddlebrook, Cooley, $. Brown, Rich sey, H.'bbard, Sharp, J. Gallup, J. Nichols, F. Mich os Lincoln, May, Philips, P. Miner, Beebe Bella any, BurraIl, $. F. Adams, Lyman, J,GrswoId, Noble N. Weton, 4. Fuller, A. Wells, Kellogg, Marsh, D. EI.N Gay, Hodges Ba'teIl, D. Garter, M'Mahon, Leavt, Bacon, Benedict, Storrs Paddock, Markham, Hig- gins, Brainard Shaler, s. Clark, G. Carter, Turner J. HiIl, Lane Parish, c. n. Hyde, Avord, Loomis Gilbert, kibbe Fuller Sessions, Corbin, King, Rider Holt, Brigham, Abbot lsI

 NAYS.--Messrs Kiiboarn, Barna. Stewart, Kings bury, Gates, G. Welles, Dayton, Latham, Humphry o; C. Phelps, Fuller Byington, Wsh.na n, Pomeroy Ford spery, Castle, A. Miner. G. Avery, Tr, ,mbul MCal. Partridge, 1iiden, CJ7 Jesse Dean, Wilson, { Q. Beardsley, Hoyt, Seeey, Tweedy Sanford, Be! Davis, l.. Edwards, Samuel RasmonG, Beers, Greg cry, laaacs, Fanton, Sherwood, Bradley, J. M. Gil bert, HawIey A. Reynolds, Booth E. Bea:drey, E. ] Adams Starges, knowlton Lyon, Kingsnaii, Lester, Bass, Beecher, l.. Pheps Howell, Sedg wick bierce, Holly, Ball, Buckingham, Smith, Robinson, Hosmcr, Burrows, E. Hyde.

 Since the above was in type, we have received a word or two from "Caation," who gives the names Of ahe representatives from this county, who voted for and against the District Bill. This list we shall pre- sent our readers week. Such public records do not le-they tell plainly who friendly to partcu- lar measure, which protessions cannot do.

 The following extracts from the Mercury, we pre- sent to readers with pleasure since they come from the oldest democratic paper in Connecticut. The sentiments are such as we shall act upon and such we conceive it the duty ol every friend to good order and to the peace and prosperity of his country act upon. We have seen and heard enough of the Jack son spirit. to deter from giving the Hero" Tiff in this state. Efforts are making by few desperate politicians, to get respectable minority in favor of Jackson, into next Legislature, and unless the people arc wide awake, they will do thus. The next step will be to get two three of the electoral of the state for Jackson: and we have heard it said by men who at least 'across the fencc and ready to fall towards the "risng sum- that " it will not be strange if the of this state are nearly s,naaly disided at the next Presidential eiection.- present administration, submit be thus defeated by

 noisy, unprncipled faction? Will they let desperate ofce-seekers become "lords of the ascendant, sim ply because they make loud pretensons to double portion of repubcanism ?'' No if we wish for the honest administration of justice, for vrtuous and pari otc rulers, for wise and prudent legislators, let EVE RY freeman attend the polls at the next election, and let him KNOW who he IS voting for,-whether the candidate be an open, honest friend to his country or whether he be "cake unturned," half dough and half bread, and fit for nothing. We have Jackson men in this county, who are open and frank in the avowa of their sentiments yet they neither hope for or expect an ofice they belong aproscrbe1 race of politicians, agreeably to the doctrine of the Times We have also rank oce-seekers in this county, who have Jackson in their heart, but when occasion re- quires it, Adams on their tongue. It did hurt in chanoe their noliti-