TO Tic Editor IF he .Ncs9 York .lmcrieda.
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TO Tie Editor ej The .Ne71 lof@ .lmcfeda'


Twas bappv t, observe, in your paper oil Salur-
,lay a notice OF IA changcof sentiment IN idSohr o
the administration in North Caroilna. hut, on
there are some circumstances cohiiccten Wi'' .''c
change | presume YOU were not aware OF, ana OF
which | will briefly inform you. Carteret county


(wharc the call has been madc) gave, IN io=f'
an Overwhelming majority for General Jackson,
and those persons new taking most active part III
ly yonr of MIR. Adams, strenuous supporters OF
the General. | have heard one OF them rehaiN' |
that the unholy opposition against the ADMINISTRATOR


whether is measures be good or bad, ELECTED tha'


change Carterct county too, III 1870, took INC


Head in bringing ont the Hon. john H. Bryan (the


representative from the Ncwhern district) IN oppo-
! 4ton to Mr.. Spright the Crawford man. Mr. bryan


was elected by IA small majority ty-and before he


knew he was a candidate, the long agony was over
Mr.. g. was brought out by the Jackson men OF Car


terct, while on Il visit to the Springs IN New ork'
Now, sir, considering these circumstances, TINS
change OF public sentiment auguIo well ior the ad-
mins;ratlon.


i There are some circumstances connected with
the last Presidential election IN North Cafoilha,
; which are not generally known The friends OF
, General Jackson and MIR. Adams united and formed


ticket called . the Peoples ticket Those who
preferred MIR Adams 10 Gen. jackson we're TO
! write Ad,ms,' on the back of the ticket. On


counting out the ballots it was ound that there were


upwards Of 5000 Adams tickets but he not having
e IA majority over Gen. J. the whole went into the
e Generals scale Now, sir, contend, that Genera
e jackson would have lost the vote OF North Caron
N had not Mr.. AS friends helped him out conse
IS quen;ly the vote of the State would have been CIV
ic "a to MIR. Craword---thus deductlng from Genera
to Jackson fifteen electoral votes And now let US Sc
~ who has the greatest majority of electoral votes
ed Gen. jackson, 99--deduct 10 for North Carohn;
"a leaving 84--Mr. Adams. "a ;-theretorc, dcner;
ee j. and Mr. A. equal competitors for the lel'
and the northern or eastern man took the station
IS not nfarly but consttutiouay by the 5oice Of tt
ar representatives. Of the people. And if " all is fair
'at politics. "a Of your editors assert) where
the bargain and corruption so much talked Of II
rs jackson men kept Mr. Crawford from getting II
7e- vote Of North Carolna and the constitutional m


ijority awarded to Mr.. Adams the office OF Presder
ew a North Curolinta.