THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
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We receive letters from various parts of the county that the remarks which have recently appeared in paper respecting the partisan course of the School Commissioner meet with general appreciation among all parties. We know that vast many ofthe Jackson party approve of them. One Jacksonan writes" Go on and strip the Commissioner of the disguise of self ishness which he has assumed. Though last year, al the eleventh hour, he came nd joined our stand ard, we all believed that his only object his $l250 oGice." Ano, ,her Jacksonman wri,es-"1 l am glad to friend Beers ge, gentle castigaon- 'tis than he deserves for his shuf1ng, evasve course for two three years past. Though last year profted by his treachery, despsed the traor.' And still another-' Give it to Beers much you please-he deserves it all, and receives commisse ration from the Jackson party In 1883, when we had the power, thought seriously of removing him from his office; but he appeared so humble before the lee eisature that we took compassion upon his poverty and kept him in another year. The next year your party had the power, and he had nothing to fear. In 1885, imagining, every one else did, that revoIu ton about to take place, he was determined not be left in a minority, and came round just in time to save his bacon." We have number of other letters of similar import, but these suffice for this week.

 Prescription of 1835.-The Legislature of 1885, it is well known, was the most proscriptive of any which was ever held m this State. The last Hartford Re- view gives the number foficers which were removed in the different counties, amounting in all 10 SIX HUNDRED AND NlNETY-TWO. Thus, in Hart ford county there l27 Justices and Il Judges of Probate and County Court removed-In New-H Haven, 78 Justices, 6 Judges-ln New-London 58 Justices, 3 Judges-In Fairfield 50 Justices, 6 Judges-In Wind- ham 50 Justices, Judges-In Holland p Justices, 8 Judges-In Middlesex 49 Justices, 8 Judges-And in Licheld 58 Justices and Judges, besides the remoraI o the Sherf in direct violation Of the spirit of the Constitution, and without the shadow of a charge or accusation made against him except that he would not become subservient to the wishes of Perry Smith, C. B. Phelps, and the chain of lawyers which enc rcle this county, and in whose folds they imagine the pso- pie are Gully encirced. Freemen of Li,chfeh Coun- "! are you prepared 10 submit such high-handed ourages upon the rights and privileges of your ellow citizens? Is such Albert SedgsDick, because he will not bow to the behests of Perry Smith & Co.,,

 be sacrificed upon the altar oC party magniy with- redress? Is be- Eorsooh, because he is poor man,

 to be stripped of his ofce 10 give place the rapa- cious ambition of rich naHOb?

 The navigation of the Sound has at length recom-

 menced, and steanboats ply between New. Haven and

 New-York It had been closed for six or eigh, weeks.

 The Hudson md Connecticut rivers are still closed with ice notwithstanding the few warm days lately.