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Eatract Of letter from gentleman Of the first


respectability in .Marytand, to friend in Dela-


vare, dated Goth March, 1927.


Maryland, it is believed will give Mr.. Adams
strong vote. 1t is the opinion of intelligent men
that but one of our districts can, with certainty, be
assigned to the Jackson interest. Most of them,
however, are claimed by our adversaries. This is
quite in accordance with their system Of bold calcu-
lation and confident assertion. Rely upon it, they
are preparing for desperate effort. That the
People can be seduced into an opposition, tchich


felc leaders haze ercited to secure to Themselves
the Offices to which they aspire, is matter which
am unwilling to believe, until the event shall de-
monstrate it.o