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GJ'A few days more, anu the irccmon of Connecticut will have an opportunity through the ballot-hoy. oi expressing thoir sentiments upon great and important questions which az. ''n's the country. They will hay, an oppor. iHniIy oi saying wherArr ihsy are ir favr Of carrying on aH unnecessary war for The purpos" 0. con ,ues., and tire extension ci tfa, na4ionsl evil-. .'v-wh~ther they are in favor of iH- curing a n. 'ioL 'l 9shI io the amount of ,nilI> ions, nay. hundr> ds o:f Uilio@s. .wIhout the re- motss' prospect of b. ,g ne mil advantage to 'hia s.aIe-whcihcr they re in favor of tar if for the adrluale protection 9f ll- sgrcul!u- ID! and manufacturing interests. Cr W.. ether they are im favor of that most visionary theory, free trade, which shall make Us a ,ucre colony of Great CriIan.