FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.

EIscIOrs Of tke lStk Dissnef!
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EtGGtoIS gJ t8e l9to Us8gf1et! The question for us to try in the ensuing contest ls, whether Jacke0Dism shall triumDh. or whether pure and patriotic principles ob- tain the ascendancy. Snch is the pecuIiar;tv

 Of our situation at the present time, thai ail opposed to the existing state of things can c"ncrnfrate theis strength against the admin istratiOR in voting tor Senator. At such a mOmentous crisis, every effort should be put

 tOrth-nOt only to gain mere victory ovev 1 our opponents, but to gain such maiOritv of votes tn favor of fcOrVeet men and sound meas.

 ures as to convince the VOtaries of power and

 the recipients Of Executive patronage. that

 there Is still redeeming spirit ia the land that

 may yet Pescue the charter of our liberty from l lawIess invasion. The career of lhe Chief Magistrate of the nation in respect to the svs-

 tem Of policy he has recently adOpted has

 manifested any oiher disposition than that of respect for the constitution and the laws. He

 has br0aght ruin and distress upon the cOun-

 try, and still persists in his destructive experi-

 ments with the most relentless Obstinacy.- The note of remOnstrance has sounded from

 aI parts Of the country, but it brings nO relief.

 The champions Of constitutional right in both

 branches of the national legislature have put forth their best efforts to retrieve the error but it is all in vain-Executive influence has OS~u VsOu6uN NV OGut DW o&fOuSty 0kt0O tue freedom of legislation as to present insupera- ble obstacles to their success. The peopte. must take matters into their own hands and correct the evil. As ours is the first State election that takes place since the President assumed the control 1.-the public treasure, aIi eyes. as might be expected, are anxiousEy turned upon us. The question is distinctly propOundrd, will old Connecticut sanction these wanton usurpations, and these high handed violations of the constitution We trust in the name of all that is vsluahle tn civil liberty and the institutions of our land she will not. Let us not vote for any Jackson man for office, and thus sanction the recent assumption Ofpower the President has made in taking the purse of the nation into his own hands. Let us one and all gO to the polls and vote for THERON ROCKWELL, Esq. to be our Senator. and thereby express our just indignation against the minions of the Jack son party, and our honest preference ofa pat riot to partizan. Mr. R. is true repnbli- can. He is opposed to the policy of the pre-. sent national administration, and is correct, honest, and independent minded man. Laun- celot Phelps. the opposing candidate, is a thorough going disciple of the Jackson school -and has been for course of years their standing candidate for the Senatorial offices Shall we hesitate to choose between two such c1cn! Forbid is patriotism. Let us no long, 5er submit to tyrannical dictation-bnt let us be free--independently and absolutely free.

 HANCOCK.