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~ aesertion of him, which certainly was meditat,
ell at one time By greater OF less proportion Of the
party. =, -,
ernment has pursued for the last ten years. will sup
pot for Vice President, iii impossible now to con
lecture. Besides the distinguished citizen named
in the following article. the highly respectable Re-
publican. JOHN ANDREW SHuLzE. of Pennsylvania,
has aforementioned. To this nomination our friends
in the South might, perhaps, object, as they have
done before, in one quarter. that he is 9 a genuine
Pennsylvania German Against liberal principles
sound Judgment, and sterling integrity, hundred
such objections would not weigh feather.


FROM THE SPIRIT OF sEvENTy-sIx. (fRAsKFoRD, KY.
The sVice Presidency. Several nominations o
candidates have been suggested for this office. Ex
ercising the right of an independent American cit
zen.I would therefore. recommend TO my ellow -clt
zens of the United States JAMES BARBOUR. a citi
zen Of Virginia, and now s'ecretsryof War. as III
person to fill the Office Of Vice President OF the Uni
ted States at the ensuing election. AS Governor
Virginia. during the late war, his patriotic exertion
are entitled to the highest praise. have though
much on this subject and upon much reflection, d
not know Of more fit person for that station


AN AMERICAN VOTER.