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y en- m'ns TIA. pros .Ctua to the pubic csnior rco;,
ha' thI sh"uid tie Applied The manner IN .;. IL
PAPER "ni he tordu"ed, and the political principle 10 b.
ported and Manufactured " ~ " '"!
mt net 10 Pt.sudr, and 10 ae il a urinary Il, .
10 tt G'riul Is not the least important 80 -
We ebicsVnur 10 effect the latter object ma r,v,.s
i'i"h siiaii occur siicits to accompi, 10 e..
az '"riiotnce important character either f. 49,
"me'"o WI DC caIeuiiy and faithfully presented t3 H.;
'ui'ej ami with entertain, the best III
20 ma"e nom te reputable and admired IL -
america and Europe with a sincere wish IN nr...,.s a.
"oNt "fl tiiPIne.s Of society, Will a.
t"'S tie serenity VI domestic Tranquility. AvoJ,n, -,
"i piNfts cJ"cein, every communication will lie
scaeu 'at may tohn excite raut or ana,
oHai anim"'',y. The zealou-.e severe iaon- snd b.
JHuets "i ccfsTiLs cannot he entertained: ADD hn,s
"'n 'he "e' Pods 81 rel siOu. Controversy cannot Cn
cei'e Es''ianc. The gby sHi harmony of IN. p.s 80
't ' .HtFli'ncSi dec'oh, whist the Ieret 10 II. ,,,,i
Heinshds That "a, deoion bee Irrevoc.hr. TIN. ,n,ti.
inehs 81 The cnntenP plated pspe will he tb.. f.n 4 ~
'"e ieptHrah principles % The American RryoIn, 80,
po'ifd ~ Virginia J"enc.. with 2 finn r.l,,rc. -, ~
Puy OF .nf motives we al explain an Npoun tbos, go;
.pIcs q" IRE government O.. Union az nod b., d.
I.bet ~ NE cArrct IN the IeGnrs peripI Of IN anil
30 dihuse th' - thief end, aud 20 ,tpo.c v C s,i
"d Investigations thu-e hcfesies which in.idn,y t,,o.
sen trt AMI amhron, have ctp into afiif, 10 itn,
der wound upon the Eishls O the Sales nr n,t.t
Hgurb ibrD inio corrupt Generalization Dugueno.J h
"N"uJ egadtes of ~ N f d.ttiues and utiurinIr, ;
ne eIin'i supported or opPoscd. Ir rIe.s which I've ill.,,
attempt 20 conduct, will not he u'outttd hy aiding t e.
hea Of niurasi 'artior; bat will he mldf 60 ,b.-rv -
people. - ave
The psper to he Issued week printed on as ,.
'htt - 'He "'the Constitutional Wlis # So r,r sun,,,
one n payable III sis month"; the rcsi, the end OF i
n Il. Genilemen Who received III. P.pee;u, will ,,s,,,
return II. ' i'e''o
g. Subscriptions rsceis,I ct TIE Ealais., ore.
HLaN !. II5--R
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.N.4RNI[qL'G 1890

p"cs"1n"s # decSte If iAt .perior Csu4 .c ,,B
~ far ar dsfrtt IF WWiunbacg trory,e,.,d On a..
:o!h dry II Juwarg 1921 i thscnss ef Anderso, e'o, ~
,Hh vs. fdze'pW Rff9ipa and otitrs. stIL On II, AZ
HtyP JHe nsft o. tie P"e", otr r safe 10 ne 6i.A
fst bddsr n Pis auction, ne ri land Ioc j.; a..
county n HeUlco HeHoRed T., IRE dedb cri.g d,, re III
dag ~ Dte,nbcy i0i = iron, Ric5at RanJogb 10 Io5. a.
h'ssy aud ShspPar IA The yo'ssssioa If t6e IN
dnHts Tprtsenafircsof Frcis Lsris-au of ne Sa,,,
trt shaH eGs| FIR SAFE, az its mnue sryn nm ga51
mex "oe TO ne p7'sesSio or Riciqrd IL de!-
cd 70 me on or 5e)Ore AR d9y
TERmS- FoTfse lind, cytdH IF g. a. and ~ Dioo, he
iht Parctdser fTeatHg toats NTH good prsonal sfe,,
nnd dtfdO t"f a. ne t1Nf 90 ne ptrchnse nos
Jor he daue, cah ,rV bt rcgf.d Siot Inc aJou, s,,J
day Prov Ia 10 ftir, ne rai, ,gWt male ths Gr nj
ddg faertl|ttr. S,,is 10 cofpntacs at ~ o'cfocL "
81 CtERRATT, H. Sc G Y D.
., or onsCf 6b DyVfffe
WIZ Y.
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Smyth's majority at present 1894 Grayson. Lee
and Iaze" ell ye, to be heard rom IL is believ
cd that Gen S;nyth will obtain large ins rily in
those counties.
All he Congressional Elections have been suti-
cienly osce',ained, except in the two Districts OF
Kama - ha and Ohio.
a CARD.
SIR : Pc pleased 10 correct an ecroI reputli,hed
in the Enquirer, from the Norfolk Beacon, tina,
Mr.. CIR Tin opposed, e" GU account of hi. vote
iof Johu Tyler a. Senator, and Of h;s opposition
10 Gen. Juehson."- Mr.. Griffin was opposed on
th~ first ground; he defended his vote with muo h
animation and to the satisfaction Of The people;
indeed is believed the people cared little abnu.
he Senatorial election; as there were from 20 to
30 heeholders who did not attend the election
owing TO the rains oil the morning oi the day; but
who sent to SIR Griffin, desiring tn. polls should
be kept open; that They would attend the next
day: ard osihe-e voters Mr.. Griffin would have
OBJ aimed, i, Is relieved, large m.joriiy- MIR.
Griffin openls opposed on the day and fom
the Hastings 10y one iespec able voter in the
county tue opposition 10 him certainly gained
him 'rie nds; because persons who res or had voted
FOR him declared their deie, inira,ion 10 do TO- and
actually did give him their .ulf age, avowing their
disgust At the opposition The question Of the en-
suing Pie-it.en'iai election. not referred TO-,
until late period OF the election W Len upon being
called rpon oy ..eeeolder, he Mr.. GIiin) de-
clared his determination to supper, such persons
at the ensuing election, whom the majority OF The
good people OF the State should select, Ms the
persons most likely 10 arrest tie drea1ful msrule
oil lie General Gov ern,"en., under which, hir-
.eif, his nris hbours, nay, the whole agricultural
Interest OF the Union, at that moment ss-
veieiy suffering - The gentleman " ho made the
appeal to him, gave Nr. q. his single sulgrage II
l. believed the polls have not been since cosel =
! examined.
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Total lZ9
Louisiana is doubtful; so is Delaware, nor !.
missouri ce'tsin. But give to Gen. Jackson ali
the states tina are at present considered doubtful .
and to Mr.. Adams only those that ere considered
certain, and he mus, be elected. T.9y;eJ
Oae bundled and twesiy-sine addeI to one hum
dred and thiry-three. make two hundred and six .
ty-two' one more than the whole number Of
electors The mistake is against the calcula Tor
he gives Mr.. Adams nine in jersey that s,a,s
gives Int e,sh, yc;ei- hi iher.f.rs, ,ssyes NJ
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To the Editor, Of tie Eaon;, err.

GENrLrhrEN IA your paper oil The Gath inst.
after noticing the result al the Election in this
county, you cay " a Letter frnra York Town, in
the Norfolk Beacon, states that Mr. Howard
came on, agains, Majo' Griihu, on account az his
vote Tor John Tyler Senator, and of his oppo
siion TO General Jackson Now, 10 far from
Major G.ii.in being opposed 10 General Jackson.
he Is the only one of the Candidates al York who
declared that John Q. Adams never was a favor
tie "i'h him, aad Thai he would ole for am man
and use his hes, EFFORTS TO put down the dreadful
misrule oil the present naturalization of The General
Government, I his pledge was publicly S. solemny
made by Mi GIiffn. snd-' not doubt remains
hat it will be faithfully redeemed.
y VOTER
Vo,L Houuyv a,,3 os,i 1907
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MANAGERS oFEiCF.

-HAf-lIE ER'S OFFICE,
6hAWlN6 ci4e Dsn.ai S.cGnap Lo,iery b.. cios,
~ Ihe J0He9"g ths Nu.45ers .gGs ,seIe mis- "a,
"',r,' go" ne .oaee - 10, 10, So o. IT, 10 81 ~
'etf e0''.@!rg f+s fATtt f'st Graie. ta.Geys is e!i
Het TO iae CcpHaI prize II ssI0,.,,
Il h'eEet eo"ia.'3 @'y three cftAe rasn Nos is fniie2
IAe o2 i.e,s aq,ios Aea los is aud Is, or IS Co
III No. 1t t.,, 10 500
zach entified 10 - " ~ -
.n g'Ler, ho'g o", Oaer o cr Tie drey, Nos o TIA.
g., ~, -, ."
Nos each 49, :" =
NoriIi., 25h April, 1897. it5-n
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W,dHdEJyI-i" 6Ianchesisr on TAu,.Sn r., t9'6 ar.
:L 'eO i"'' ArJqstrOng, Alfred Fuend 81 d. Of C6e,.
sl,,i !" mary, daughter cfWm u. Ciarks Esg II ha..
!, on fhe 2fth Wh. Lgfhe Rec. mr. UFe. If, Tbon,.
o., 80 ,IS' 20 te G'ia6e Mss Loui.a Anne eldest dangL
~ .,i'"a ya'kson, bsq. Travtders Rest Lo,i,t
tvt IN Wiiahi,bufg the oh in,,snt Nr, 5fn,,
:, we " Ooi VIM Waller, aud lit surviving child -
49, 1i~9 hf' Waller had been fof several yeats. mem
@ ' LtIscOpsl Gnu eb, aud felt iof some time iov aud
s :" "e nope set before bsf 10 the gospd bat Cf .ar.
IN Id't mat blessed hope WIS 6bscufed. Ho,s.vs,
"t 70 Tod who giv,h the victory through len,
hOid'-eVtfy doubt vanisheJ before her dc..r.
ne clouds before the setting syn and lie ia a.
ys W hef oaviour In the midst Of her uasti. ia. II
tdV shs,sIned" M 50 harry in 50 bsppvl Pm rci,
- S '" - " htf We need not shed a icst m, I.sf
Eve W. Dis she now enjoys hut the Lesfts,,,koo
fe'S oi''n 9ur syDpatby-a! AZ the children tb.V -,
eL,,s s,eo seVs been sunmoncd fOm then q, 10. I,e
st W D'p of thsui We would say, Uiieve not that IN
e housed 20 soon" but rather q, dc. thai ys re .
ssTS .'s' 'hei redeemed spnu VII meet YOU on the
49,. & V'ush aud may the ifuBph death 81 h, q ,,.
" age ne TO hold fest cur pfoss,on al fs, snJ 10
bress,.n " '' PSs'Vh 10 we dear htdeener's
-, - III Christian county, Kentucky on the ffth Fsbru
,yi W. severe illness 81 oont6e Ma Am Ap.yt,
i fq, eon'ort Of Nj. Edward Randolph leaving ae,n
'~'e husband aud Two small children
lis but % changeths robe Of elav.
aud Use 20 everlasting lay.
ur- on ne evening Of the 18th inst after pro,s,efsi
u t nearly mouths, IN the 49th wear a. b,,,rs a.,
' ~ DaSiey, wife Of Maj George Dshnsv n ps,9 vii
,c"hy 10 the death Of Mrs d. every friend mos,
D'' o. oHe ~ whom unfe l. m 40 eomn,op deere
wy ''n''g calcr'A'ro - elcls'f ~. Nrsis rjts,,.-
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Calculus The frienis of he two candidate.
are fond o. 'uaiing figures and have furnished
from tins 10 Time their respective calculations of
the results al the next election. We now G,rui, h
TWO statements OF This description; one from the
" -nFtet, anI the other from the =. Statesman, -
both Journalists OF he State OF Ni.s.sippi- I;
seems % US that tas Statesman has proved the
better ariihmeician" of the & that In truth
- my dainty Aiei" has lost all lis yi,e h.rv. and
defeated liz own purposes. Its own pren.ises do
not at all Ju'np with its conclusions.
In truth, 'sking the table OF ali the votes which
we're given al the last election, and testing ,hen
cy the oes' information which we now possess oil
Tie bearings % the different states we are irre-i,
'piy leu 10 incline tn scale In favor OF Gen jack
s1n. lie h d 80 .o'es- necessary 80 a cho,c. i32
Strike oil from his poll The S votes OF n JERSEY
ana our OF the z vOtes of Maryl.nd, and give
hiin The - votes at Virginia, in Georgia. vote
more IN Illinois, and the votes OF Missouri and
he would have 1875 votes AT the election IN 1872
he receive! bu vote in n. York -. The SisUs
OF me Tunes" most ST Onely indicate bi- growing
popularity in that powerful State. Messrs Do
wat Clinton and Van Buren,, two very di.tin-
eusiied men in the ClIntonian & Bucklail p.rti.s
are both decidedly in his favor ME- Clinton
makes no secret of his opposition 10 the admins.
lra'ion and indeed The Signs 10 the National
IL" eisencer clearly show, that they consider him
too Tar gone over 10 be reclaimed into their ranks
ou' private intelligence iion, n York satisfies rs.
ih't Jackson IS very strong in the STATE and that
MS strength l. daily increasing Yet alloy him
eniy one fifth of the Electoral Districts, and hi,
success seems 20 be cer'ain. Them ,here are also M
votes IN Delaware. j of the votes ia Kentucky
nnd the two additional votes IN Louisiana. on
which his friends may draw with strong pr respects
OF succe-s
We throw out OF this calculation, any othe,
candidate but jackson AID adams For let To. rsr
'Isans OF the ADMINISTRATION p.l.vcr 'hey please,
mere is not the most dis'sn, probability that any
dioision will Gcfsat the Opposition We shall
have TO choose between these two Candidates.
Let ms have no apresis 10 the House of RcpIeser-
'atives. The Electors will decide for them
srives-and IT is as certain any future political
event can he, that The selection will fell upon
Ardrew Jackson or John Quincy Adams Choose
ye, then, between them.
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uon, involving AN illegal and inns q, al arpc itoa
oi'he public money, now presents new qu.s ions
OF veraci'y, and bullying. and irckery. l. Mr.
carson 10 be bea, down. l. the Kentucky men,
Der to De aimed? And how shall these objects
be accomp lisbedi Shall the Presidents son come
forward after the lapse oftwelve months. to con
T'dict his own public, Official and recorded ac-
count? Or shall he alter i, privately, before it is
settled at the Treasury? Or shall the public
printers be relied upon TO bring the whole affair
under mass of lies? Which of these alternatives
shall eventually be adopted il ye, unknown, bus
one thing Is certain, that whatever ia nov done /,
The act OF he ministry, and from their manner OF
conducting IL. the public will have fan ssmple
ot their modus opeTdiiIi in more important mat
t.rs.'
The last Frankfort Argus makes another quo.
ta'ion IRON the public Documents:
La this uccount rendered' are included the
b"hdTd 1dOle balls, cues and ciessmea which
haa THEN been actually paid for, Gu, OF the
'opo, or, the son OF the President reported
Jdlsety. lie not only says IN 30 many words,
mat 800 had been paid TO L. Kervand for
billiard Table, jire 10 Ll,tieohn for cues, sir TO
y Il. Ponroy for billiard balls and s23 50 top.
Thompson for chessm.n. but IA. expressly ten.
hOic mnch Of the s, ii 600 wa. left af,-, making
THESE and Other payments add ichere IL tcas viz:
Ti'coi 3'e; ssh lG noro a., the United
states BTunch BANG and $50 Fla on hand
IN hi- 'wn pocket
Now, did j hn Adams jr. the Presidents
s'is' st''e huh or faisehocd 10 the committee!
was there more than 81 s5i 37a of the $4,000
Unexpected. and II so, lchere toos a.?
W e have 10 doub. he told he truth But At.
ter The report and Inventory were printed and tSe
extraordinary chan sctI Of the items began 20 ex-
ere Observation the Pref dent gives the lie 70 bis
son. and declares Tia. "no part of The pubic
appropriations had been. or tcould Be app!ied 10
any s"ch pu'poSe!' Pray, wha, else = as done
win IL! Why did nat air. Ad.,ns's friends at the
rare session call Tor a corrected Inventory? Could
ho' Jsi"es Clark have more directly got a, the
u n"'" IN ms manner han by addressing note OF
General Van Rensselaer,: We, the pe0ple. ,oull
IKE 10 know what hiss become OF the money, if i,
,'"' not been applied public documents Say it
hs-!"
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PHILADELPHIA, April 60 IN tie Circuit
Cour' OF the United Safes, now holding in this
city by Judge Washington, there has been irving.
Tor several days past, one Of the interesting and
important TEA CASES arising Gu, Of the failure of
Edward Thompson, and tie extraordinary incidents
hich preceded that failure.
The Attorney General, Mr.. W,r WIRr. has !,
is believed for the first tms, made hi. appear anc.
AZ the bar of Philadelphia support Of the public
interests, deeply involved in the result of these
causes. The reputation of this eminent gentle.
man naturally eXcites curiosity to see and hear
him. Few men have enjoyed greater celebrity for
eloquencc, even in Virginia. the commonwealth
of orators. As writer, hi. taste and power are
known through The Spy, the BccheIor, the Life Of
Patrick Henry. and his recent and yet unequal
led euoSy upon Je6erson. HIS ability, strength,
anu fidelity as the highest law in The c,.un-
ny have .lone conspicuous in the Supreme Court
OF tie United States, for many years. Such
barrlser NAV be justly esteemed a model WORTHY
oil study aud imitation. among the aspirants of
the irofess!on:--w with the rest OF the community
his p'va'e worth. bright genius. and unaffected
manners. cannot but make him an object of high
respect and pure regard. .lai. Palladium.
.Ns,o YOrs Canal The Western section NJ
fe Cahal, s'ys the Utica Sentinel, OF the goth i.
now open TOR navigation AMI we observe bv the
Rochester Daily Telegraph, of Monday, ,ha pack
e. boas were 10 start that d'y in both directions
n packet boat LEFT here for the West Ye.tcrdav
1t is stated, that the yearly Meeting of Eriends
late in Session in this City have appropriate ed
Three Thousand dollars. towards defrayine IN.
expenses Of certain Free People of Colour from
the State OF North Carolina, (where their laws
"'ii not permit them to reusin.) TO Liberia, HAY
II and 'ae Free States as they may prefer.
Phu u. -9dp.
b. letter 10 gentleman in this place we
learn WITH great pleasure that the Secretary of
War takes so lively interest in the National
Road, now contracting in this State, under his
direction, thar hetin,ends vi i, US during the sim
mer. 81. Clliyspii,r Hr,t gIs,or:
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'nJ Shop, opposite the Pat Office. I offer ~, a.
= complete assofiment Of Farming Ufenssi. .,.L - a
ys Plou1h' n vsriors pate Tie Oar share pinsi ~ r.
ierem s,zcs-P uusis with Cfsf.fi Sc, 10 eeyg So "a
pioush ~ wofS the imfyv o. The he bssl-t VIII t
on mach improved rlso; Cofn SheHtr. n Icsessf .t
Shovel tlousi-C uiiivao'., Hs,roct Ie Fstr.!, 49,,
sis repaired sud Blacksmith. work ~ stshor MD.
MryL I,5 = - *
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III persons indebted 10 hc frm Il Dudi,or K 4tas,
a formerly merchant of his CITY OF 10 r. a. st,s4
ssgnee Of 1d Budlous sud Stafford are rcnns,fed a. ot
payment 20 wiiou; delay, hens suib6,,sed n,
sll money doc 10 ijsin 10 'ii' s sie.
~rCs. DUNLOP 4 re.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The whole number # votes for Gov crnos care
1868, OF which Gideon fomIlnsoD (late Mem
Der of Congress received 1851, Oliver Woleott,
(preseni GovernCr) 523J, other candidates 627
majority for MIR. Toulihson 1853. JOHN s. Peters
is elected Leui Governor. The whole OF
the last Congressional Deies is re elected eS.
cep MI fomlinson- whose place is supplied by
Air. Plant.
KENTUCKY
The Congressional election takes place in Au-
gust next The ca 7djstes stand at present thus:
Henry Daniel Tor JACK w. David Trenble for
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China, Ginss, emil EOrtheppaye.
1--WE Suecfihrrs have tkrn tlie ster. ,.,.,,t ..
by NJ Jo,rh On, door, abov, ths Ben T.y,rn n 49,
oufst~"f' n'y ole moderate price. by wholesle AID
lai ssi-I"' a's"imrni Ut EaIthenve Gis and ft;,
81 . d l.. PLEASANTg.
NtNls
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TO.k County. .ap,H 2sti. ls27
TIE BILLIARD TABIE

We have never eSpa,a. upon This matter
which IS comparatively very small affair. Yet, a.
the story has been emphsics!l, contraIice ed in the
Kentucky papers; We think u duty To lay the
correspondence between Mr.. Clark aud General s.
Van Rensselaer, before our readers that they NAV
Judge OF 1t for themselves. Bot we must, at the
same lime, refresh he memory of our rea,ers as
TO the facts which do not appear in lbs CORES.
pondence. In the month of December last, enc
OF cur Correspondents in Washington apprized us
OF the denial which il forh in the letter Of
Gen Van Rensselaer,, that any public money was
ever paid Tor this table - and he also gave US the
Record History Of the affair, from The Journals OF
Congress We confess that we cannot very well
recoucle the following facts with the President.
declaration, 6. that no part of the public ap-
preparation had been, or Donid be applied 10
any such prnpose:''
g On the Sd OF January. 1895, Mr. Van Rense-
laer moved that Con m'itee he appointed 10 ELL
qnrs what measures it may be nec-- .ury for Con-
sres- 20 adopt, at this time, TO the public
buildings to be she'd aud iurnished with leave
| 10 repoh by Bill or otherwise.
! I" The motion was agreed to, and Mr.. Van Rcn-
selaer of New York, AIR. Rives OF Virgins, Mr.
Everett Of Massachusetts, Mr. Bartlett OF New
Hampshire, EiI. Sawyer OF North Carolina, Mr..
Miner OF Pennsy iyan!a. and Mr.. Finjlsy of Ohio,
we're appointed the Committee. The Journal of
| the House Of Rep, --sntstives, page IL, proves
these facts; and may add, that oi The SeUen com
miee-nen appointed rs the Speaker, five oflhsm
| were the particular frieats OF Mr. A ADAMS
| The COMMITTEE made their Report on the 18th
of March following; had it printed by order OF
the House, and il Is now TO b. found in he llth
vol. Of Public Documents of the ls-l session,
numbered i22. The Report ID document OF
% pages, from whrh give you he following ex.
| tracts:
Beg leave to report hat they have had the
subject OF the above resolution under careful con-
sideraion. The accompanying papers o. and q
relate Ia what remains TO be done towards finish
ing he Presidents house The papers %, E,F,)
reiste principally the furnishing the Presidents
house. The paper n is letter from John
adams, jr. accompanied by a minute account
Of the manner in which The appropriation FIR
furniture, made at The last Congress, has been
| expended
" The follow ing j. iiis leiies
WASHINGTON; 8, h eb. 1926.
" In compliance with your request have the
honor 10 transmit 10 you account If he expsD-
diture OF the appropriation made for furnishing
the Presidents house. Il should have been fur
nished in tune for he meeting Of the Committee
this morning, had it been pcssble--bu the receipt
OF your note bsing delayed till ten O'Clock this
| morning, and the necessity which | was under oil
meking the copy which Is now transmitted, ren-
defed It mpraciicabls.
| have the honor to be, See.
JOHN ADAMS.
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! he counties Of Randolph, Wood, Logan, Ca
Gell, G'eenbrier, aud Monroe (besides The Pre-
e'net vote IN the comfy Of Nicholss) remain to
ts cad froa "
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KENTUCKY.

The Frankfort Argus states. that in the last
District Chntenden Lyon or Dckerson Given
VIII be oui for Jackson The Argus expresses
it's belief, that "hefe will be least three changes
in favor Of Jackson, while there will not be one
against him. The Administration prints seem TO
BE- As sangpne that the elections viii generally 60
against HIM.
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Adams, accosGing 10 the calculator, lSk. He
marks Illinois Adams j, Jackson =. But thai
state votes now by general ticket, and has nomi
mated Jsckson-- THIS will make the result, Adams
i3i, Jackson 100; just OF majority for tn.
caie1ia,or. B1, unfortunately Indiana which he
marks, Adams =, Jackson ), also vote by gen
raIheAet; its vote cannon be divided, and should
therefore be given Ia Jackson This would make
the result, jackson 1872. Adams l29. The cslcu-
latoI marks Kentucky, Adams ~ jackson 2
This cannot be- Ksnucky votes ~ 3 districts, 9
OF each and l oil 4. The Louisville tistrici
which !. favorable to Jackson, sives ) voies
this makes The result Adams l2G, Jackssn 1856:
We also claim the Green River district of Ken
lucky votes lie makes jackson I39, Adam.
t22 New York votes By districts. Vhe Rcli-
mond WING, the most violent Adams pa per in The
Unien, admits that Jackson will receive half a. /
many votes as Adams in New York this would !
leave Adams Ito, jackson l5l- 20 much for ,he !
Adams logic Bat New York by an immeus. |
majority. has elected MIR. Wan Buren,, whom The !
ihieliisencer denounces the head OF IN. opro- |,
si;ion- 80 has she elected - OF her 3i repre-
sentat!ves IN Congress, opposed 10 MIR. Adams; |
Clinton .ae coWe out openi? Tor Jackson, and J
the Cinonlins and Bucktai!s, unite in his favor; /
Ge may therefore calculate Ia New York, Jack !
ION n, Adams ~, which woald leave Adams IS, |
Jackson iG3:-- We aisn consider Jersey and y |
ho doubtful. The ARIEL must increase ,he !
nunbs, OF eleriors in all the Adams -, es or his
cbSnce is small Like Fali-tad's men i'll Buck
ram, his troops must double every nord He
mus call more " spO ITS from tue vasy deap;" bu
q will 'hey come when he does call the,n.'' So
much for the calculator whom we thank for his
demonstration ofJacksO.s success:
,.iSs. Statesman