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writer in the United States Gazette, declares
that " the majority in favour Of the Administration
in the city OF Philadelphia, at this time, if the whole
strength Of both parties were brought out, would
csGeed ono thousand votes." The reasons which he
gives for this opinion are-that hundreds voted for
Mr. Hemphill who were still opposed to the election
OF Gen. jackson, and that third, least of the
members the society Of Friends did not go to the
Polls.