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nave branch of oar Legslu,urs. The electors of the 18th District cOnded to him their interests for two cepsive years. The duties apper'anng to these s'a- IiOns he discharged with uniform Probty, cand"r and moderation. He was not found among those who seemed to have little else to do in the Legislature than to scramble for oce and revie the characters and trauce the motives of others. He usually cOnte"te hmself with full exposition of his views in relation to the particular subject under consideration and then concluded with firm vote tn favor of what he con- ceived to he right.

 A character like this, in whom upright and mode rate men of every description co"e, is nval"a- bIe. He can soften the aspertles of party conflict, it's throne, and persuade all sides to wise concurrence in measures demanded by the pulp lie welfare. Besides this, r. Miner is a true Whg, and has ever acted upon those enduring principles of liberty which ancestors cherished, aud to which the people of this country have been compelled to re- by events of an alarming nature. He will stand up boldly for the Constitution and for the rights of the people against Execnive encrOachment, usur- patton, and misrule He is among those who believe that the Executive department, with iis pat ronage and entire Responsibility, contains the perI ous features of our governmen-that the powers con Cerred on the resident susceptible of enormous abuse, and that the aniicipaons of those who

 thought originally that those powers were either to" extensive, not sufficiently guarded, have been more

 than realized by the proceedings of present Chief Magistrate. He is totally opposed high DO 'eroga- tive administration of the affairs of this connry; ,o a perversOn o the of the nation party pur- poses to the interference of the officers ofthe gener al government with the elective franchise to the e

 forts made and making corrupt Congress- and over awe it's deliberations; to the war long Nnce declared and waging against the Judiciary and the Senate ofthe United States; and in short, to making the blind and obstinate will of despOtic and SH- prense to rule the country with rod of iron. Hence it is certain that Mir. Miner will resist THAT REAL MONSTER ToRYIsM in whatever form it may obtruCe its miscreated front.

 Whose name s brought forward tn opposition to a candidate of such unques,onable merits That of q doctor iH small soay. retoined 6y the TORIES to go to Washington and 0Gminisfer BREAD PILLS to tue body polite, afflicted is soah deadly disease

 Electors Of Litch6eld rally universally at the polls come forward man! animated will, every pros- pect of success! and armed with the appropriate weapons of feemen in just aud glorious cause rush in solid phalanx upo" your opponents! (who are equally the opponents of liberiy and the Wings ofhe present day will ga" victory lees signal than that which crowned the tolls of the Whgs of the revolu- 1 tion., NATIVE OF LITcHFIELD COUNTY.