New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30

Ws1os OF CONNECTICUT: VIII you suffer IN old
friend TO saw word TO you You are now on tie
eve of an lection and little do you know
the anxiety with which The Wings IN this National
Cansl t1n 10 the gallant little State Of Connecticut
to hear what her voice shall be In The present crs
The Loco Foco party have been long holding oack
one of their atrocious measures-the sacrlhce OF
your hard working population TO the interests Vi
the British Arsiocracy-tlly your election snail nave
passed over They will not report the Tariff Bill,
or at leas, will take no action on II, nil you have
acted What will be your verdict tor, on that vef-
dict much depends Should you declare tor Loco.
Focoisn-as you would, it. by divisions or want oil
zeal, you let your glorious niue S'e'e 70 ior va
party-your voice will be echoed for tree-Irade'
and YOUR worthy representatives In their exertIons
10 sustain the Tariff will be paralyzed In their en-
deavors 10 serve you. Il vii! be II vain that lhey
vote right; your votes over their heads VIII De con
strued for Free-Trade. Will you permit your state
10 be sci off against the noble struggle OF New
HAMPSHIRE and our former victories rendered OF no
avail by your action!
You owe il TO your representatives IN Inc House
of Representatives give them generous support
by your vote Let Va look at their conduct and see
what they deserve at your hands. Without any
offence to former Members from your State. may
he permitted TO saw that were the Interests OF
the State more ably and faithfully represented than
now by the present delegation. Let me partlcu'
la-ize.
There ls your own eloquent DiAON HUN Tue us
District He has served his constituents well. He
has made but one speech this session, but that was
among the abest and most eloquent efforts OF the
session He rose at the end OF debate when inter-
est had tagged, and when Loco Focolsm, alter nav
ing BETRAYED the interests OF the Naturalized Cltlzeh
as well as OF the Native population was lnsolent'
and he fixed the changes of guilt so ndellbly upon
Loco Focoism that they will bear the marks OF the
castigaon about with them TO the day OF their death
Though an inland District he has faithfully watched
over your interests and will be seen In the foremost
of the fight in the approaching battle about the "a
riff will answer for him that ne will make one OF
the best speeches in the Tariff Debate, which, ike
his speech on the Naturalization Laws, will hereaf-
tor become g textbook. Wings Of the gallant First
-Freenen of Hartford and Toand will you per-
nit yourselves to be quoted against hImand the lar
if for British Interests and Sub-Treasury An
syer on the first Monday of April next, 81 the Polls
H. There is SAMUEL D. HUBBARD, OF the Second
District Shall he be sustained! Mr. b. has not
vet spoken in public, bat he is n working man. he
il q genuine Democratic Republican OF the ola
school. He has written an address 10 his constliu-
ents which is much ADLER than one halt OF the
speeches delivered the present session 20 Congress
He has ably shown in that letter the duty of the
Wings at the approaching election. Let him speak
for himself in short extract de says
ION your action, iellow.czens, depends to avert
those evils with which we are threatened oy the present
Administration During this session OF Congress. the
policy of the Government will probably be settled.
Tariff Bill framed by Mr. Walker in accordance with
the Free Trade views OF himself and the President mas
been sent by him the Committee OF Ways and Means
and will soon be presented by that Committee To Con
press for its adoption Before however any action can
be taken on il here your election will have taken place
by ts results the public vii Judge oil tue reception you
give 10 the nesiy avowed Free Trade AntiProtectIvc
principles OF Mr. Polk and his party. Should you by
remissness in discharge OF your duty to yourselves
aud poserty suffer the state 10 pass into the hands OF
the advocates of Free Trade that they have Tor the
first time thrown off the mask, and openly and boldly
avowed their sentiments, and declared themselves op'
posed to the protection OF American Labor the irress
tibe conclusion would be- that Connecticut mad become
a convert 10 their doctrines"
Nor is this all. He has been constantly awake TO
the best interests Of his District In every appro-
priation bill he has tried to se; full share OF the
Government Patronage for the benefit OF his Dis
,rict. The Commettee of Commerce OF the House
of Representatives have this day inserted in the
Light House Bill clause appropriatlng $1,000 tor
erecting new Light House In New haven haroor'
and left il open be located on the rock OF Adams
Fall or wherever else il may be deemed advisable;
and also n clause in the bill approprlallnS
$4,000 for blowing up the Southwest Ledge In
New. Haven harbor. His labors for the interests OF
his constituents have been ncessant. This Is better
than could have been expected from Loco Foco
Committee. Wings of New. Haven and Middlesex.
will YOU stand by SAMUEL D. HUBBARD and the
Tariff or by Sir Robert Peel and Sir Robert Wal.
kerr Answer At the Polls.
There is john A. ROCKWELL OF the Third Dis
tric, He has made two or three excellent speeches
in defence of The interests of his constituents. His
plea for peace on the Oregon question was dictated
BY the New London shipping interest as well as by
the general interests of the country. He has Sc
cured fo- New London generous appropriation in
the Fort6caron Bill, and BY his general conduct
wins and retains the esteem OF all who become &C
dueinted with him Wings Of New-London and
Windham will you stand by your able and popular
Representative will you join the British allies OF
Loco Focoisrn Answer at the polls
There is TRUMAN SMITH of the Fourth District.
He has carried through the House an appropriation
of $4,000 for the improvement OF Bridgeport Har-
Dor This By the unpopularity OF DR.. SIMoSs. was
lost last session in the House though reported by
the Committee Mr.. SMITH has already carried II
through the House He has to-day got an apPropri-
alton of $4,000 in the Lighthouse Bill Tor The Hsr-
Dor of Black Rock. He is an able an faithful he
preventative. His speech on Oregon, al! acknow-
ledge, was one of the best of the debate. Wings
of Ltchfed aud Fairfield, will you desert him now
while struggling TO defend your rights Answer
at the polls
There is your able Senator HUNTINGTON worn
down in your service; always righ,-when your
other Senator voted and now stands ready TO vote
against vou-even against his own conscience for
Party. as he acknowledged in his late speech. VIII
YOU cheer Senator Huntington in sickness, and en-.
courage him 10 return, or will you permit your ~
teress TO be trampled under foot by partisan dem
aeogues who will hail your defeat verdict In
their favor No: you owe it to all these TO give
full vote on the first Monday in April next and
show that You are still alive TO your own interest
and those of Home Industry.
The Wings of the Nation are looking TO you. Act
as if the whole matter depended on one vote and
all will be well. RIcHEL1EU.
Correspondence of the Bait. Pstriot-By Telegraph.
WASHINGTON Friday March 81, ls46.
No Session Of the SENATE to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Tha m Rannrts
many were made
Mr. GILES from the Committee on Commerce, re-
ported bill for the relief of the Red River Railroad
Company Read twice and referred TO the Commit