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maglsFaes shile he islreahg the most disinguish- ed patriots and salesmen of the age with eoniumey, driving them into private life, and letting loose upon them.a hreiing press, with appetite for distraction keener than death; while he is filling the nation with disse"Iiun, and kindling flame which years cannot cxling6ish; will the electors of this county, at moment. when he is acting the part of THE TY- RANT :" who is unfit to be the ruler of free psO- ple, prose their principles, and aHjnre the great cause of liberty and the constitution to which they have been devOted7

 Fellow Citizens! The decision which you are a. bout 10 make the polls w have an important bear ing on the questions pending before the country Let

 majority of the electors pronounce in favor of ,Le Ticket set up by the miniOns of power, and we shall immediately hear the shout, Victory !EViciory! JacksOnsm triumphant in Connecticut! and the usur- patioUs of the executive sanctioned by the irrevcfsI- ble decree Ol the public will. Then indeed it will be said that have adopted the sentiment of an uOieel- ing Chief Magistrate, that all those who are doing business on bopro.ved capitaI OUGHTTO BREAK" and that we are prepared to excaim in the language of one oi his adheren.s perish credit perish com merce, perish the Shte institpsions"' perish public welfare aad private happiness perish every thing that IA ueaT SnH SACFeu ID mau NSo behesis of the Idol of the day should nol be carried into ful effect, whose wiA 'sis like the law of the Medes and Persians, which aIiereh not" But such is the result totwhch the people of Connecticut will come. In overwhelming masses they resolv- ed to rus to the polls and testify in the most decisive manner their sentiments as to the existing condition of public affairs. There with hearts glowing with all the unquenchabIe ardor that amed in the days of the Revolution. they will exclaim, perish corruption, sell fisltness and intrigue in whatever disguise they may appear! perish the ascencancy of profigate and g noble in the councils of the nation perish the highly dangerous experiment. now in progress up- on the happiness and prosperity of the country per- ish JacksoDism andiis progeny of countless evils - perish the rod of the oppresaor" the rose of tue despof. and the hand that clutches the dagger which is aimed at the yitats of the body polite sand live credit and commerce and all the arts og peace! live the agricultural, manufacturing and inter- esis live the abhorrence of vice. and the atacmen, to virtue and religion, which is Lecessary inc exs- tence of free institutions live the memory of Wash- ingon and tue influence oi his precepts and example from which we have widely departed live that per- peiual vigilance and ceaseess activity which is the price (inadequae is) of the freedom we enjoy! live the constitution in s pristine vigor live the su. premacy of the laws! and long live the liberties of eur beloved country.

 Per order of the

 Central Committee cf Correspondence.

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