From ,he Norwalk Gag, April 2l.
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Hon. Truman Smih.-Tnis gentleman has been solicited by some of our c;t;- zens to pay visit 10 this place, for the purpose of bringing about more mi mate acquaintance between dis'uinS, uishcd public servant and part of his constituency. The enthusiasm with which the Wings of :his district rallied 10 his support at the recent election, hns strengthened their desire to sec and know ,he man they have delighted 10 honor. and whose ability and fai,hfuncss have shown him so worthy of thUt honor.- They want to sec him here among th m 1; to iako him by tho hand an1 hear his voice. They have watched his course n, Washington with pride and exultion. :hey have felt that he was an honor 10 the Staie, and that his name has added weight and responsibility to ou, Congress sional delegation While he has been so nobly discharging the duties of his appointment, they have followed him in thought, ma sympaihlsed with him m spirit, and now, after his triumphant res election, they consider it an appropriate season to enjoy n nearer and more heart felt comm union with him. We are hap py in being able to state thnt Mir Smi,h has returned favorable answer 10 the solicitation. No time is definitely fixed upon, but in the course ofnext week there is every reason [" expect him. We will probably be abe in our next issue, to state definitely the time. when public meeting will be called at the Town Hall.