New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

Again the People Of Connecticut are called to the
ehesee Of rulers for their State. and not for their
0tsts only. but for the Nation. Four Members Of
oousysss are 10 be chosen by them. and these may
very probably determine the Political complexion
OF The House Men Of Connecticut what say You Z
Shell they be advocates Of Peace or champions OF
aggressive war--ths esdfastdefsndsrs OF Human
Freedom or the serve tools Of expanding Slavery
yvhioo best ocnports with the Morality. the Chris
sanity, the Intelligence and Industry Of Conneot |
emit Choose We and do as well as choose, lest your
state bs again humiiated. IS last year by mi |
porisy rule broeght about by coalition oil Loco
Toooism with an element still baser II possible
Although very large majority OF tho People OF
your State unequvocaly condemn the course OF
the National Executive, yet there is peril that,
through tho suicidal minority OF the Birney Aboli-
tsoaists, one more supporters OF that Executive
may be sent TO represent you at Washington-to
vote for still farther butchery in Mexico sh great
ar sceunulstions Of National Debt-to vote against
Protecting Home Industry, and In favor OF taxing
the daily beverage o! the poor-to vote the Nation
still deeper and deeper into the labyrinth OF Crime
Debt, Rapsoity and Murder-to drift ii nearer and
nearer 10 the yawning gulf Of Bankruptcy. Men OF
Connecticut Freedom. Justice. Public Veal unite
10 exbor,ng you to determined effort tor the night
On the hrst Monday in April, and TO the utmost
vigilance and energy hencsfcrth in preparation
fhsrefcs.
We have been acquainted with the Connecticut
Delegation Ia the last Houso-intimately with
some OF them and We are sure that no Delegation
commanded moro thoroughly the respect OF the
House, or more Justly deserved the confidence Of
their constituents TRuNAs SMITH had been pre-
viously ia Congress. and had served with credit
and usefulness. but his wider acquaintance and
better familiarity with business have rendered HIM
far more efficient and Influential in the isst House
where he had few OF no superiors as business
man JOHN A. ROCKWELL made one Of the best
Speeches last year il not the very best Speech in
illustration OF the benefits of Manufactures to an
Agricultural community, aud IA refu,a'ion o. he
current Loco Fooo stories Of the enormous profits
Of Manufacturers under a Protective Tamil No
Speech OF the Session was better calculated 70 dis.
pol bsieial prejudess and diffuse Just views On
Economic questions SAMUEL d. HUBBARD,
though seldom or never claiming tho aoor, was
known and oon6ded in by the whole House as s
man Of integrity. intelligence and practical know
ledge Of public affairs. And JAxKs DIXON, though
one Of the youngest members Of the House, has
done more. by his Speeches on the Tariff Dues
zion. Nativism. the Mexican War and Slave Elk
tension to dispel erroneous views and inculcais
vital truths than almost sny other man in the
House Tho young men o. Connecticut may well
DO proud OF their moro especial Representative IN
the last Congress.
An four Of the late members aye candidates for
reelection. presented by their Wing constituents
with hardly dissenting voices testimonial rarely
more heartily accorded or moro richly deserved
II all are elected we shall cherish high hopes OF :
whig House snd whis Speaker next Deem
bsr-and revolution in the House has always
hitherto been the oreranner OF = change Of dynasty
n the National Executive. The loss OF any one o
them may blast this prospect Wings OF Connee
tcut, ought Iooo Foooisn. Birneyism or Ram
sisber or al toSe,hez--eo subject enc OF your Re
prssentasivss TO saeh ha initiation or you TO saei
Asssssrf They cannot II you are but vigilant and
faithful By let the dormant be aroused, the so'
cent be called home. the wsveFlnS entresfed the
scAooldistricts csnvsssed. until you are sNrs Tia
every vote that osn be is secured 70 The Right
That done you may look with confidence TOR
victory which viii eleesify and inspirt your ereth
ran throughout the Union Bot rest not monnen
I'll your organisations are thoroughly completed
fx ths day of trial rapidly approaches
q The Protest or Report OF ssssos
b RELATION 70 tho acts Q: Mayer As-rs <S~~ss Pssss
~ certain suysrsiscr. who rsfassd 10 pay Jros
Lyman and other Judges thar salaries vii appear
Ths Tribune 70 morrow
hs?pssr that in refusing comply with the Law, tAs
Mayor and SUPERVISOR became haSIs penal action
Which has been enforced against them and they peros
70 shs Common Council 70 pay TIE penalty and he coat
Of suit for them Alderman Benson opposed their pei
aob. but was unsuccessful; whereupon be drew up
protest
We ere informed ths, Bin in chsheery has been ales
sssinst the Mayor and the Aldermen who voted to pay
is money Of City Treasury. and injunc
uoa be- been or Will be served upon the City Chamber
lAin restraining him from paying the same.
THIRD wARD.--The meeting Of the Electors 0
shis Ward. for tho appointment Of Delegates to tn.
City and Ward Conventions viii take place at 20
wssAsosos-n this afternoon from TO o'clock (se'
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