For Representatives Wm. Es. BWel, Francis Bacon.

Attention, Whiss :!
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A most important duty must soon devolve upon the freemen of Con- n.cticut-a duty which is not lightly 10 be esteemed, and which canno, be set aside without incurring a kind and degree of guilt which no true natriot will covet. Tho privilege ot choosing our own rulers, is dls''nc- five and essential feature of repub!l- canism, and should be regarded as sacred and marketable right and he who would treat it with contempt, hardly deserves the name and posi- ton of a freeman. Whenever the neoole of this country become indif. trrent to the summons which would call them to their Annual Elections, we may we'll fear for the stability of our Government. Anarchy and Des- potism, in their worst forms, willmos assuredly follow.

 We hope every WHrc in Connect ;cut will, in the approaching contest, prove himself worthy of the honored name he bears. His country, and the cause of truth aud justice, alike call for his carr est and vigorous eff forts.

 Friends of Freedom! whatever may be your party affinities, can yo" deliberately and conscienciously cast vour v ,tes for, or league yourselves with, ,Iwhat has been emphatically and truly led "the pro-savery party of the north," a "northern party with southern principles" a party which has done more to extend and perpet- uate the "peculiar institution" than YOU can counteract in the next half century Ponder we'll upon these things, and then vote for candidate of the so-called "democracy" if you CAN .,

 Friends of Peace and Justice will you give your votes in such way that they will go to sustain the Ad- ministration in plunging the country into a war of conquest and invasion Who shall estimate the amount of blood and treasure which has been and wlll be wasted in that unright- eous conflict Shall we not, by our suffrages teach those in authority at Washington, that we have some regard for the laws ofnations and the rights of common humanity, and that we will not see them trampled upon without entering our solemn protest against such acts, and thereby wash our hands of all participation Ill their guilt.

 Comrades and co. workers in the cause of Polit cal Reform on the eve of a most important election we once more send forth our weekly messengers to you, full ofcon6dence in your zeal and integrity, and ami mated with the inspiring hope that our glsrious commonwealth is soon to be released from the disgrace of giving even an apparent sanction to the iniquities which have character ized our National Administration. As you value tho reputation of your State and the prosperity os her citi- zens, we urge upon you the necessi- ty of increased vigilance and activity. Let us do our WHOLE duty. and THE VICTORY Is OURS !