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M. JcGrsot's opinioa qf General Jackson for
President - The Illinois lntellisencer Of Dec. lst,
received by this days mad, contains corrcspon-
dence between some citizens Of Illinois and Gov.
Coles. in which the latter states explicitly, that in
conversation held by HIM with Mr. jefferson, in Aug.
1925. Mn Jefferson said emphaicaily, that the ex-
tent Of support given TO Gen jackson for the Pre-
sidency, ..had caused him to doubt more than any
thing which had occurred since the revolution" of
the durability of our republican institutions. There
is alsn letter from Thomas NJ. Gmcr, of Charlotte
vile. Virginia, to Gov Coles, in which Mr Gllmcr
states that in conversation before the last Preai
Dental election, with Mr. Jrf.rson, the patriarch.
10 adyerng o the qualifications Of the candidates,
remarked /" with tone of spnrtive. almost con
tem2uous dcrisipn." that 0Rc might almost as nell
1die saiior If cock or soitcr Of q goose, as q
Presiicatof .3nirctc Joc&8on.'