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IExnct to the Editor. dated

| /Exbct 10 me Editor, dated
Harrisburg. Dec. 1894.
re eiedorai college OF Pennsl lvania has
linen organized, Il. Leiper, ESQ. being APP
ia President, and Jas. Duncan, Esq. Sc
fry. On calling OVER the names Of the Pre-
Initial electors chosen,i appeared that Mr.I.
puh was detained by indspos iona few mile,
pm Tins place His vacancy was supplied by
e1oosing James Clarke Of WestmureIand in
is place Sumo discussion arose on this
r'Ject, MIR. Beatty s,gg,s ing that the va
hncy ought TO be filed by the selection of
In original friend Of General jackson and
loV!ug that written pledge should be
fqu'red from MIR. Clarke that he would
tote for the General. This was opposed
~ MIR. Csraher of your county, and by Mr.
Finsie of Delaware, who said that it was
Enough for them to know that Mr.. Clarke
vas a friend to General Jackson, aud
would vote for him. The motion of
nr. Beatty was negatved, only five electors
Using IN lis favor. MIR. hurry aud Mr..
SHGLE were appointed tellers. 1t is now hall
past twelve, and have just time TO say that
he college having concluded baIioting, Gen
,ral Andwew Jackson of Tennessee has re-
elved all the votes Of Pennsylvania for Pre-
siuSt, and John G.. Calhoun all the votes for
Vice Eesident. Phil. aurora.
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A Ietf t1.rom Port Gibson claiborne coun-
;y) by aGday's mall Informs that the Jackson
Tick had majority in the whole county of
81 votes. Ii had been confidently calculated,
ir-rp,.s 10 as election, that the Ad:...s ticket
would have received majority of $50 yotse-
how people may be mistaken
II is now fully conceded that the majority
in the state, of the Jackson ticket, will be- at
least 5000, and probably 5000. [Re2 =.
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GENERAL JACKSON

The prospect which this gentleman has q,
tbs time Of succeeding Mr. Monroe, as Chief
Magistrate ofthe United States, may render
hts religious character a subject of interesting
Inquiry with some of our readers. A clergy,
man, who travelled in Tennessee in 1898. and
remaIf'ed some time at the Generals house
states IN letter lately published in the New
ork Commercial Advertiser, that he was IA
I'D wrh al ous and godly mother, who ear
Gssucted nm in the essential doctrines Of
'na uoIr and l'Db'ed his mind with correct
g;y.s h;s ,sa n'I;nc'pies end that the General
r. Pill. and ~ ~ favsr Of the rel ion of
msts. NO m',,.,;n neart a'''oUgh, as yet, he
mases no puohc Pls'ession. Ths s,i;,o, 80
the same paper states s,at the pse,e euto r "
church at Nashville has reL.n,Iv y;SsSor oI tne
and stated while there that NJ. JactN'f.
member and bright ornament o; his ri" was
and that the General stood propo.,ded D.
membership. No person acquainted with
his character, will suspect him of hypocrisy
Family V,sifor, Richm'd.
Ta,prisompt and insult 10 an .7meiean nornI onee,
domged, md Brush insOteace Justly punished.
Extract Of letter from an American officer
on board u. s. ship John Adams, to his friend
! in Baltimore, dated
"PAssAeE ISLAND, Nov. 10Th, 1924.
You will, DO doubt, hear a gfeat noise A.
bout Commodore Porter taking a Spanish
Town in Porto Rico the circumstances are
briefly these The Governor imprisoned The
commander ofone ofthe small sch0oners under
his command and allowed him TO he grossly
insuited.-As soon as he heard oft, Comma
dore Porter proceeded there with two sohooo.
ers and the boats and part Of the crew Of this
SIMPLE took two Of their batteries, spiked
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were continually occupied in removing them
from the 6eld VI bat,ie.l He aIso lost four
standards. Our soldiers made that day a con-
s'derablesbooty. We had s men killed and
wounded. Ailthe Greeks showed extraor-
binary courage in that engagement, but think
It ms duty to name those who contributed
most especially TO our victory; they were
the Chiarchs, JoaoOes, Ruschi, and Joannes
Mamohi, and the Pentscosiarchs, Nitro Pre-
vrsaqui and Dacono Ca,zuri. Inclined by
their courage, aud obliged by their position,
they determined to conquer or die. None
deserted: all called to mind their Immortal
ancestors, and the spot On which they stood
and they fought in tho maine, aud for tn.
consolidation Of their beloved and revered
Government, for which alone all must
combat, who really love and desire true libcr-
~ Your obedent fellow citizen,
= Signed GOANNES GOURAS.
| Z" Napoli di Romania, IL, "a August, 1924.
Copy agreeable 90 the original.
Signed PIG. RODIOS."
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| Washington MAJ. Journal.

Many members of Congress have reached
the city, 10 addition to those whose na,nes h.
been already presented to our readers. /,
,,nong whom is MIR. Speaker Clay, who has "a.
ken lodgings at Mr.. Da,is's, on 9th Street,
We understand that the Naval Court Mar
shall, assembled at New York for the trial If
several Officers Of the Navy, have concluded
that OF Lieutenant William A. Weaver. and
that they have sentenced him To be cashe red
The President, use learn, has approved The SEN
tence Of the Court. NAT. INr. Dec. 4.
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A DEMOCRAT
TO The Republicans Of both Houses Of tie GsneraI a,.

10 The Republicans Of both Houses of he Gsneri gs.
sembiy.
GENTLEMEN A writer, who signs hnself
CisIs, IN the Enquirer Of the 9Th. attpmpts IN
To prove to yUe, the principles Of l.. w Taze-
well to be orthodox, from the votes of tina,
gentleman on TayIor's resolutions of a. q and
the substitute offered by George X. Taylor In
those resolutions. Mr.. Tazew ell having voted
Tor the resolutions and against the substitute.
Admit it. Mr.. Tazewell found himself asso.
GATED upon these questions with Federalists
many oil whom voted with him. The substi.
iute was based on broad Federal ground too
harsn Tor The moderate Of his own party, whist
the resolutions had reference 10 a fey OF the
'eao ing acts of the administration only. But
where was MIR. Tazewell, when the question
was taken on Msdison's Reports, that sweep.
ibg Remuneration Of Federal mis.rule--tbat
tochstone OF principle?
Civis tells us be understands ne was absen,
but says nothing Of the cause of his absence
a most important point indeed. Since there
never was an occasion so momeptous. one
which had produced greater excitement, or
whicn Called more loudly upon the friends of
the peoples rights TO unite, and TO be at their
posts. Cisis claims consistency too for Sir.
Il. Indeed and has Ciyis forgotten. that
Just before the late war wheo the parties vera
distinctly marked out and arrsyed seaos, each
other, that MIR. TazeweII, 10 the Norfolk Con-
gressionsl District not,only voted for the Fede-
nl candidate, but gave jealous support 70
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voTtS. OF THE ELECTORS.


For President. For Vtce President.
Andrew Jackson, John c. Calhoun, 10
john z. Adams, s andrew Jackson, !:
VIM. Il. Crawford, l
In counties in the Stat. of Alabama, the
aggregate votes for Electors sr0d as fellows ::
For the Jackson ticket 1929
For the Crawford do. 782
For the Adams do. 1898
For the Clay do. q
t.Nat. Int Dec. 81
A number of Members OF Congress have arr
rived here, in addition to those Ii. retofore an
bounced, among whom have seen and heard
of the following:
Ot The Senate, Mr.. Ruggles.
VI the House Of Representatives Mr.. Nc
Arthur, Mr., Sloane, Dir. Vance, of Ohio. Mr.,
Vance, OF North Carolina, Mr.. M'Lean. al
OHIO, Mr.. Mckee, Mr.. WickllTre, Mr.. Storrs
Mr Mexican, Mr.. Gist, Mr. Fucker. Mr.. For.
syth, Mr.. Williams, of North Carolina. Mr.. lin.
coin, Mr. Wood, Mr.. Herkimrr, Mr.. Sanford
Mr.. Harvey, Dir. Allen, Of Tennessee. and
MIR. ISacks rH
Henry Clay, Speaker of the House of Re-
representatives., arrived in the city YESTERDAY
morning.
MIR. Gai!lard, President pro TEN. or the Se-
ha,e' mas been here for some days.
GENERAL La Fayette we understand. will
VISIT The Theatre this Evening. The House
VIII be fitted up in very handsome style
ana the Generals box is to be decorated, Is e
believe, with Gags either taken or used in tbe
war Of the Revolution.
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For Vice. President-JohC. Calhoun,
Naau Sanford,

There were three bstinssto elscta mes
The result was, sauel Russell, an Elector
from Erie, Was chosr,
Final ballnt-Samvi>usseh ~
'rhurlow Weed 10
NEW JERSEY We learn that ono Of the f..
iertcrs OF tina State oscm ny '"e poop'e' was e's
qualified in canu &C OF "'s "orr'"s AN sppo'"'-
a,e nj under De teu o'a'es. Inc vacancy nav
| my been supplied an "ppo,,h' meu. invade ny me
General 4 u.ckson, Tor Pr-siI-n', a"d job.
| (Pha SeIuinel.
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o.rsnaded South Carolina will tender him,
/, he NIGH, have visited us before the session.
Comics of m, letter and the answer are i,ere-
will ENCLOSED. This invitation you Viii no
doubt render more formal, and adopt snch
measure as will bs worthy ofthe hossna'ty
and gratitude Of the statr, and are properly
due to the distinguished and misunderstood
friend Of the tights of man.
From the Albany Daily Advertier
, NEW.YORK ELECTORAL COLiEoE'
49, = "Wednesday, Ltc. 1.
| The College met at IL o'clock, pursua"' 10
Prayer by the Res. DR.. Chests. :,
The Coiieg. then procrededto ballot io'
President aud Vice Presidential the United
Sta,ps-The result WAS
for President john Quincy tdams. :,
y .fs William Ii. GAYLORD,
Henry Clay,
Andrew Jacpon,
For Vice President-JohC. Calhoun, @
Is Naeu Sanford,
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Majority 70, Acl.on T;.r.,

*On. ,Jo'"y TOT Nckson Tickrf-65
candidates and 1 Adams cand;d,,. ,n,.,,,d.
in this amount. Na"u'ua'e 'ic''ue
~" 'ntes were given for the two thirds of
S C,'awIord ticket which had been set up.
S:' Jackson Albums CratcfoI
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county, oil fro'.n $50 TO 300 acres, contiguous
To the snbsefbers plantation on Staunton,
aud pari OF Ross well known tract on Pieg
river, &c. These iracts hil have fair pro-
porlf u OF the richest tobacco land.
~ %, TRACT in Bedford, part OF Ross
be aforementioned tract, containing betn cen
a % and 500 acres, and rieee OF stanton
low grounds, cqual 10 any OF the river
! Application may he made either 10 the sub
scri6er at Washington, or TO MIR. Daniel q.
GEORGE TUCKER.
December 10. lDMSw
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L'RESH Early York Cabbage Seed, for
l. sale by THOMAS J DuYAL.
january 90, tsf7
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a 7 cUurt OF hastings ED foi the cor
IN poraton OF Lynchburg, nt tie court
house, on Wednesday the 9th day OF Nosem-
her, 1923
John ID. Urquhad piantif,
Against
William Duffy aud Frederick II. Murrell,