Senatorial ;EG G0lninatiolls ] FOR lLfRcHFIELD COUNTY.

18th District. THERON ROCKWELL. istk .. HOLBROOK CURTIS. i7h ELISHA DTERI.ING.
{"character_count": 4870, "word_count": 813, "ccnet_language_score": [0.911899983882904], "ccnet_perplexity": [2208.800048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
istk 1" HOLBR00K CURTIS.

 i7tk :. ELISHA STERLING.

 To tke Elecfors ef fRe i5ik Senatorial District.

 Fellow CiIiseas! We are upon the erc of an impor- tAnt eleetioawhen shall be called to express selves a, ths potis, ar sesinss the cenup, meas- hres aud high handed usatpatioas of the present taaai Exeea,ive. The eseat ss deeply interesting one to us and demands our serious and candid atten- aen. The duties 10 discharge in the exercise orthe elective franchise o the greatest to the interests of the counry and should be performed with the strciest reference the highest amount of good that may be accomplished. The struggle in which we are engaged is that of an honest and pairi- osic attempt preserve the integrity of ins,,u-

 ons and the consiiu,ioa and laws Of the land from &anton aod deliberate infringement by the mno"s of power. and those who have usurped the privilege of perveriing all ,ss that high official trust con- fers 10 ha base purposes of ruling faction. We are 10 say by votes nj the polls the first Monday of April next, whether ihe snsxampled conduct of the present Chief Magistrate ef the nation shall receive our sanction or not and whether we are ready to submit to the arbitrary dcta,icn and tbe dsspotic cosasels of individual who holds his political isence of tho people; and from whom he has received that important trust which he has basely perverted so the worst purposes oi political ambition.

 The issue is lairly closed between Jaeksonism and its inseparabDe coaeoania on the hand, and the kery, safety and prosperity of the couasry Q" the alhet hs issue involves the whole train of Exeeu-

 five abae and osurpation of the present admiuis,ra- sion-iH adoPsing Hud organizing arOn an extensive nf ing ro, offices Of trust and high responsibility iongtri- ea ad i,hfo putic servants. make for poIit- ical managers and party demagognes the fagran, usarpa.o0s of the right ofsuppressiog lawful and constitutional legislation by vetOins many oi the most important bls that had passed by large majority through both Houses o Congressapd in the arbi,ra- " aad 'yranncaI policy by which the currency ofthe country Inns been deranged; all fnancai operations embarrassed; bGsi0ess sagnased and thousands of honest and iadasrious indisiduais who are dependant upoH their dalS labor for subsistence thrown out Of employment; and we called upon 10 give the ex- precision of onr feelings upon 'nomentous subject through inc ballot box;

 For the purpose of obtaining union and concert of acsionobjects so vastly impoHaol to ihe taeeesS of eortsa Convention was called to take into con- sderaon the expedeney of measures 10 devise plans and to nominate suitable candidate to represent this diptrct tn the higher branc Of the next General As sembly. The individuals who composed that body were men of out selection, from among the fakm- CTS, iiechancs and 6usines men of the districts and after deiiberatpg upon the beet means to secure good representation, and of preserving rights from the high handed invasion ofthose who would sacrifice every thing to private ambition. nominated THERON ROCKWELL, Esq. suitable candidas for Sena- tor.

 In making this nomination, the gentlemen who com posed that body had other object ia view than to racomIasad to support maa in all reepecss or- laiihla 10 asersss. They prsssst 1is. Rsck slt witk ile most edtre eoaGdsscs that hs.wiii bS O. cspsabe to large majority of the electors, and vilI receive iheir uai,ed and cordial supporE

 hr. B. possesses sound political sisws, uAbeudisg recade of principle, and the moss ncorraptible in- segry; aud is lay competent in all respects to dis charge wsh hoPOr io himself and fidelity 10 his con- sssaens all the duties of able and discreet legsla tor. He has always resisted with the moot patriotic frmness the career of Geseral Jackson. He ioressw that an arbitrary soldier, accustomed she abso .u'e Rowes sfcsnmapd and dciation, could never ex- ereise the duties of civil magistrate in . manner compatible with the insesssss sfshe couairy, and was early iadseed to oppose his slevaiioa iO power He friendly so the great msassies q insesnai improve-

 asnt. D the fasmiag, neshape. notwithstanding and soercasiiie nsresis ofshs esssy; sad his abusdaa, expsrcaes in political is has sored his misd wi,h coses s"d liberal views upos all ef ,hess deeply in iesssiag aad important sstscis. Ssch mss, dsvo.. d so sach assress. must be s svssy peps e view e. nspAble e thoss who haxs shs geeA efthsis eosnsry at hssst sad viil assbsless receive sriumphaat e- Rse5sa Of oae eqW6deaes is the ssecsss ofkis eisc

 HssAWs Pisht take leave ef tAis suiject. witb ahe fen assurance that eaough has Sses presented = e. xsr sfAlr. Rockwell to pssve him saitas easdianie ssr rshe paics to whieh bs has been nsmiaaled. Bsa

 e Eil!t,e 4O4eas sssaine ths sharaosur and psIi-