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"To BE, OR NOT TO BE !'-To be active, or inactive, is the question which the Wings of Connecticut must settle for themselves. The responsibility is with them, and with them alone. If inaction can be reconciled with duty, at crisis like the present, then we say --sleep on!

 If sleep is s,oeet, on the eve of an engage ment in which the best interests of our State are to be perilled than we say to the Wings of Connecticut-sleep on!

 If honor is nothing, and patriotism is but a dream of the demagogue, then we say to the Whigs of Connecticut--sleep on

 Sleep on [! sleep and dream on But when civil dscord hath disturbed your slumber, and the knocking of a subterranean democ. racv at the door of your dwelling hath dis oelled your dream of security, then, but not till then, wake to the welfare of your coun-

 Whigs Patriots Men arouse arouse put vour hands to the work Organize ! Organize OReAN1zATIoN-AcTIoN - these are the ladders with which to scale the walls of loco focoism.

 Let these laders be set against the walls let the strong hold be entered-let the walls be demolished-and let the unstained ban ner of Political Truth wave in triumph ovsl the place which they occupied.-[Pailadium

 The New Orleans Bee of the 4th inst. says the citizens were thrown into consternatior yesterday by a report that an attempt had been made to assassinate Mir. Clay. in the Superior Court. The true version of the sto " appears 10 be this While our disting uished guest was leaving the Court, in com pany with MT. Preston, an individual outside the railing exclaimed "SGlute to Henry Clay.' and discharged pistol above his head, thu ball lodging in the ceiling. Dreyior''s wal looked upon as somewhat unsettled in hi intellects. He was immediately arrested and taken before the Recorder where the af fair was investigated. Dreyforls was sen 10 prison, the Recorder recommending ihp he should be treated with all possible mild ness, as his mind was evidently disordcrcl.