FOR THE WATcHMAN.
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In the Delaware Gazette of Nov 2, 1924 is long Ad


dress the e s o. the .ng Ui
contest The following quotation is extract from that adj
dress The writer Of it, speaking of Gen Jackson says,


at presumed, that the fsderaEs' Of Dearoare in
lectng chief magistrate for this great republic will deem
vre and morality necessary ingredients in hs character
They will elevate 10 that distinguished place. MILL
TARY DEsPOT. uho deliberately 6eeves HE HAS AUTHOR
IrY HANG dsngushed citizens Of the United Sfdfes, un-
der military iaw applicable onyto foreigners, ondpho las
ACTUALLY SHOT SIX MILITIA MEN Of tbs United
States, WITHOUT TRIAL"


At the time the above mentioned Address was publish
ed it was generally attributed to the pen Of the Hon
Louis NJ Lans and the suppoon that he was the author
slreng hened because the sentiments contained
in il were in accordance with what he had expressed in
conversations As we have many recent strange
polcal changes, request the Editor Of the Delaware
Gazette unequivocaly whether or not Mr.
| was the author OF the Address. AN INQUIRER.