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lthem, If they ventured to 4.
ofher7yise than elect Gen. .Jarl


son, we do not doubt ths,.
Twill do vhaf they Jeleive !.


be right; 4; and they will dra-
their conclusions respectins
their duty from premise,
lvery different from thos.
(which have been laid dow.


for them by THE Lovers
IOF BLOOD AND SLAuCa
TIER % oon'
Then, March II, 18os


"On the other hand, we re-.
GREETED to see that he. (C.n
Jackson ryent to the ieve.
|of the President on the n;nt,
Iafier the election, and thsr.
COMPLlMENTED Mo


ADAMS ON HIS EI,EC


riON. Such an express;o,'


couldnot have been expectsd
ITO accord with his feel;,a.


and from the letter before s', ,'s
,-(Jackson's letter to swart' r.
Iwout,) we have a DEMON.
tSTRATlON Of tie fact tho.


It did NOT" &c.
Nozv, thofbress which n,h.


lished and inculcated thee.
Opinions and doctrines in 90
I23, "a, and 25, advocate,


Gen. Jackson for the fire.,
lcivil office in the world. N


preference to hundreds ". n


men of better quali6cat;or.. \.
'sndcharacter!
i Such is the difference oe
: tone which has taken plocs -
Z within u few months, in ,bs,,
ptpaner sN