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Extract of IA letter from an intelligent and infuen-
tia man 10 Ohio to his friend in Baltimore, dated


December l., 1897.


81 think it certain as any event yet to happen,
that the vote of Ohio Will be for Adams by at least
10000 majority. The noisy clustering Of the Jack
son men would induce strangers to believe all OHIO
was for Jackson. Not so-in no event and under
no circumstances can Jackson get an elector in this
State. My advices from various parts ofkentucky
are of the most cheering and gratifying character
the vote of that State will beyond all doubt. be tor
Adams. The friends of the Administration in that
and indeed in all the Western States, are organizing
themselves and will hereafter move in solid column.
They have too long relied overwhelming strength
and the goodness of their cause-this will no
longer answer in these times Of bargain and intrigue
Let every man who is not ashamed TO avow himself
the friend of our enlightened administration put
forth his strength and do his duty, fearlessy and
manfully, and all will be WE'LL"