FIFTEENTH SENATORIAL DIS>

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The Wings of this District made their nom.

 inaion on the 16th of February last, and the abolitionists theirs at Winsled on Friday fol-

 lowing Of tke same week. One UIYiam g.

 HOld6i'd Esq who was at Licl,feld on the

 lGth, attending Court, soon after he had been

 informed et the nominee of the Whig Conven- tion, addressed letter 10 Samuel w .Coe, Esq

 of Wlnsted, (who is now and has been for sev- eraI years past, at least proicssedly, thorough going political abolitionist,) ) in which he urges that the Aboliticn Convention should be indu> ced to nominate certain of the aboilSnists for the State Senate, and that, in such an event, the democrats should be prevailed upon to make or sustain the same nomination. Either on the evening before or on the morning of tie

 Abolition Convent on, that letter was received by the person to whom it was addressed.- Through the prudence of Mr. Coe, the contents or substance of that letter were communicated its result was the nomination of Rnllin L. Beecher. MT Holabird, however, afraid that hls bulletin misSive merely 10 AIr. Coe would fail 10 have its intended effect, left L:t:hfield and made his personal appearance on the ground, and just after the nomination of Bee> cher had been made. In conversation there with another member of that invention, Mir. lEolabird s atcd in substance and effect that he was finally satisfied that Beecher's nomination was njudlcicus or unfortunate, that he could secure the votes of all the democrats, that Ee was bank man, or had voted for the Iron bank Sc. and that there were some 2OO democrats n Ltchfield that could not be prevailed upon 0 go for him, and on the whole he wished th; the aooli'ioniss would drop Ececher and r't up Coe, whom he thought that the democracy might possibly, in some way, be induced to support. But the nomination of Beecher hav- ing been made, change was not deemed advi- sable.