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4 TroiEOr.AThM John M. Niles is rairor 10 the

 true nierests of Connecticut, man, in view of the following facts, deny. I, will he recoIIec,ed that bill is now pending beiore Congress called "The Land Bill" This bill proposes To divide the avas of the lands owned by the U. S. Government among the several States according 10 their population. The a. mount now in the U. 5. Treasury, as the avails of these lands, is twenty millions Of dollars. The pro- portion of this anIOUHt which would belong to Con- necticut, in the bill cOsId pass, wovd be about $500 900 cash dOwn IL also appears from recent in

 vesgatiOns that the annual income to this State from this source, would be from Io $500, 1000. The all most iHcOaceivate benefits which, as State, as in- dividuaIs, the People OI Connecticut would derive from such a of revenue. too apparent to need remark. In four years, our School Fund could be doubled, the character of our School System ee- vated, and the advantages of education furnished to every child of the State, without a cents expense- Our State Tax, amounting to S3O, ,0OO annually, could be immediately repealed-a system of internal improvement could be forthwith commenced, which would call forth energies deveIopc resources and difuse life, activity and happiness all over the State. NOW MARK THE FACT. On the 18th of this month, the question taken in the U. s. Sem- ate, whether the land bill should be taken up for sidernton. The vote stood g against and 24 in ,- vor-among the names found against it, stands JOHN NJ. NILES. Yea, the fact stands recorded that John M Niles voted against the least consideration Of bill, the passage of which would contribute more to the real prosperity of the People of Connecticut than any and aIt the other bills before Congress. We brand him with the name of Trailor-Trailor 10 the interests of Connecticut. Fellow Citizens, will you support this mani Will you send men the next Le- gsIature who will return John M. Niles to the Senate of the U. s. for the six years there aid in de- fraudng you of your just rights. and in conveying them away to the Western States 10 sustain the pur

 poses oft par,y9 Reflect this subject-reAect dis passiona.ey, seriously; and act justice your. selves, to the rising generation, and your country dictates. KIRBY.