Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-02-22

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'h tsn vic. was a. me Pef'od ss
w"'sa Tue "es' was esheI upon 70 os
tne afotter oetween tne tire.nsA anu
the New England schools OF pcbucs.-
AS might have been expected, no elee-
!ion was made oy the fstecfcrai Col.
.eSe' zen. jackson receiving apiuFaia.
y out nas a majority OF the eieosord
Votes' Inc election was accordingly
'asen 20 Tue Rouse ot kepresen'auses,
wnich proceeded TO chose president
from the highest shree, VIZ Jackson,
Adams and Crawford. The ELECTION,
was taken by States, each State casting
one vote, and u so happened that Mr..
Clay, with ms followers, held the BAL
ance oi power, winch placed niin IN IN
awkward quanuary. Tie refused TO vote
ior jackson as being mere military
man ana unh!ted ior the nigh once, out
on the other hand Mr.. Adams, although
a member Of the same party and thor
oughiy committeed to the "Amerscan'
system, was considered inimical to the
interests OF the valley OF the Mississip-
p'' and furthermore there was an adj
lonrned question OF veracity between
them, Tor MIR: Clay bad asserted curing
the canvass that a. the treaty OF Ghent'
Mr.. Adams had offered to barter the IN.
terests OF the valley OF the M'ss'ss,PPi
ior the eod-hsher'es OF Newioundiand:
Mr.. Adams denied this charge and
called Tor the proof, but MT. Clay de-
chned the challenge on tue ground q
us 'mPropriety on the eve OF election.
,housh reaiiy' II was suspected. because
ne was 'o'h 10 enter 'n'o ai>cuss.o"
WIN man VINO never 'orgot ahy'n'ng
anu VINO was d Petieo, rode ".e't@ o.
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kentucky. Mr.. Clay challenged him
and preparations were made Tor the
meeting. but, contrary Z" all custom. {.
Mr.. Randolph came to the daeiing'
ground enveioPed IN hcge dresSii;;