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From the Detoypdre Gazette, .9ugust 90, 1928


q If clustering is to prevail, the general tJach' 4
sony will no doubt be elected. In one OF the conl-
ties of flndiana, number of emlgrants rom vafou,
states have nominated the General for Presldenl anu
DE Witt Clinton for Vice President They worsa
furnish us with strange kind of HODGE ropoh


From the Delauarc Gazette, .lng. 26, 1925.


g Gen. Jackson. At the particular request o.
friend, we have copied from the Baltimore MoIMHs
Chronicle, an article signed Cato, IN favor OF uea
Jackson, as candidate for the Presidency. nh" VIVA.
ever may be the opinions OF others on the suplo'S
WE certainly cannot perceive in his arguments ang
thing very cogent or convincing in support Oh e sny
propTiety Of his choice Our readers Will mol lu's
10 remark, the difference OF opinion between s"o
writer and his prototype, with respect TO Pi"e'ns
successful military leader at tie headof @
The original (or Roman Cato) deprecated inc cn
cun.sance that Snch a man had obtained sucn -
ton hut our modern Cato is labourng TO p,'o
man cf similar character in similar situation


From the same, Oct. 81, 1928.


Gen jackson has been elected 10 seal IN ~
Z. s. Senate, in opposition to Col. Johh "''| wa. Cnl
sc, We CANNOT YoRnEAR remarkinS th'' tn
Williams has been highly valuable member o. .J@
Senate, and as a stutesmaa, has been OF tt'@ss,y
more service to the country than Gen. Jachsoi ac
has been, or probably ever zvW be; amt neiis
ouained with the business to come before ! ohs..,
at their next session. would have been able 70 10"
done much more than Gen. jackson can Poss'pIn ncn
expected to do. And as candidate iof inc o.ss
Of president, we think it would have con'poiIs,t
much better with the dignity of character 10 c.;ne
the General preiends 10 lay claim, to have
from Offering hlysclf,' &C. sc.


From the same, Oct. 81, lG23. has
"That Gen. jackson is soldier, and 'ns. ~ f,el
rendered important services to the country, we m.
no iuaation to deny but we think that the gu au% :
iicatons necessary for such character ano -, -.
man who should fill the executive char OF out ,rs
tion, or hold seat in the Senate of the cnlon i
quite different With respect to the eViden', rr.:
Ggn. Jackson's being STATESMAN we -,