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Ons ofthe best remedies for the evils of the times s flr the electors ode and all assemble tile polls on son in this SAte good thorough FOOE-ing! It is bealeecd that operation o this sOr well perform ed by the people, would bring these unhappy men to their eenses The pulse Of public sentiment indicates very general determination to Foot-up the calamtes which Jackso0sm has brought upsS-.de commumiiy, and there is little doab, bat h;t the result of the Fool ing will be such to prove sat the electors are with great unan.mlS resolved Q Esos the monster ou. of GOOuecilcuts A FRIEND TO JUSTICE. ---A-.-

 Mr. EdNcr-The enclosed printed document has been circulated among some few people in this neigh. borhood. The signature you will probably recognise that ofa who for some tine pas, has been making great ado against an,i-masonry. l is we'll known ,ba, few mon,hs ago he edited an anti-ma- senic paper in Hartford; and i, was while he was ea. gagged i" editing ,hA. paper that this documen, was sent to different individuals through the state in the form of a Circular appended eo a petition:

 Jackson Mason.

 DEAR SIR-You ase requested to obtain as many sgNers as possible to ihs Petition, tn your ,own-

 To guard against Masonic deceplea it s thought ad. visahe that none but good aud Grae AntMasons should cannot perform ihis duty yoursef you will assign |, only, to some one who will be rAe tn OUR CAUSE 1; M s of no consequence how many Masons sign it. lt s absolutely necessary that tue Petition with the names should be rearne. through the hands of yovr District Committee, to the Secretary in Hartford on or before the 25th of April next, ihaa he mag have

 time tc arrange the several Pe',iops. before the sion of the Assembly. Your personal and faitGal at. tendance to this duty. may he of essential benefit to the canse of An,imssonry in Coanrc,icut.

 Per order ef ths 1nti,nason;c Stats Cens,at Com aeittee. MELZAR GARDNER, Secretary. Salisbury, March 26th, 1884

 MT. Editor-Daring the winter l have frequently met with numhers of the LiichGeld Democrat, and eays aud Poems Horses, Bull Calves and the ike Willyou have ihe gOodness iafv.n .ss whether che paper is edited a stable? IfsO, will account for the great interest which seems to be in these branches Of Polite Literature.

 Yours, Sc. PETER SIMPLE.

 [We furnish P. s. with light upon the sub ject of his inquiry.]

 U It is claimed by many of ,he Jacksonmen in this state that that party is the democratic party How stands the fact flor h is profitable once in while 10 recur to such matters) Gen. Jackson himself ~ as frequently denounced ia Tennessee for not being democrat; and N his celebrated letter Mr. Monroe advised him to "tO ertey minate e MONSTER PARTY;" 10 select his officers from among those best qualified, "WithO regard to porty" tvery good advice, but in his own practice has degenera,ed into mere partizam. shp.) And in the selection of his own officers, he has chosen federalisis than any other President since the days of Jefferson. Look at his presen. Ca. binet :Mr. MLane the Secretary oi S,ats, s an old ashioued unadulierated federalis; 50 is Mir. Remo- valofibe deposits Fancy, Secretary of,he Treasury; 60 s Gov Cass, of the War Department; 60 scas Mir. Woodbury, of the Navy-aH, ALL his cabinet counsel tors except the Attorney General are or were federal issand yet, of s friends in this state claim the administration to hs democratic administration. A more baseiaced libel upon the party never was pro. caimed-a saors uHLlusIing sttempi fraud upon the coantry never practised than this. The fac, is the Jsckso" party nothing nor less than par eel of desperate politicians struggling get and per- peiuate power-to retain office and its emoluments.-- Democrats of Connecticut! reaec, upon these facts, and then whether you can consistently supp post such an adminissraiion 2 4At Rebake ef Ae PyesideM and Secrssayy.-In ihe Senate ohe United States on Friday last the resou ton introduced by Mr. Clay, censaring the Secretary oEths Treasury for his interference with the currency of the conaiEy, passcd by vote of 2B to l8-two members oe;pg absent, Messrs Chambers and BeI both of whom would haze voted ia the affirmative making 90 to l8. Tbis rebuke from inc most imel- gent and talented body iH :he world wiil not be w

 out its effect. The following s the sesOaoD as pass cd :-

 Resol, ad, That the reasoas assigned by the Secre tary of ,he Treasury for the removal of the money oi the U. States, deposited in the Bank of ihe United States aud its branches cOnbuRicaied to Congress the 4h day of December 1SSS, are unsatisfactory and insufficient.

 New Hassa county as well as Hartford. we gre glad 10 penceve waking up o inc importance ofihs con- ing contest. Csndidasss for the Senate is all their ds,ricis in opposion tO the miDioSs of power have bess pst ia nomisaiiOu, and spirit is shroad which ws beleve will casss them ai to be elected Ia the choice efepresssiatves too good feeling presais; the foolish idea of the contest beiag upon the grouads of Federalism and Democracy is exploded, and no. body believes in any thing of the kind. few heart. les deasgogues and ofice-holders may croak ou. lheir cuckoo aoies, bui oae are so ally 10 believe them. The question. ihs simple question is, wheiher Jscksonism. wh al iis train of esiis Aio bs as,s- a upon ths Stale, whether .he people wiil rise in their strength and srangIs the "mOaSier' in it's fancy. as