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nf this state in The Presidential question, to cau,,
them against this excess of credulty. This sfo,,
is not. has no, been, and will not be, for jackson.
his ciig. by tint of the coalition between Mr.. V.n
Buren and Mr. Clinton and their respective na,t
xan-, and of-money lavislly expended upon, and
base appeals made to, a foreign population, is-we
speak this deliberately, and desire that it may ba
remembered. In the interior of this state tha
question OF the Presidency was not except in some
three q: four instances, raised at the election In
no one of the river counties, except Columbia, Al.
bany and Rensselaer, was II asated-and Of twse
Columbia elected Administration men, Albany par.
ties Of each ticket, and Rensselaer, opposilionisls
From Albany 10 Buffalo the question was not raised
except in the election for Successor to Cohercss Of
MIR. Evans, and there MIR Tracy the administration
candidate was elected almost without a show of sun
port to the Jackson man opposed to him. Nol i,


there the least probability that in the whole western
part Of this state, one single electoral vote can be-
had for General Jackson. We repeat with conf.
dence unimpaired by any recent occurrence, that
the yeonanry Of this state cannot be cosxcd norip
trigued nor caucused. nor driven under any crcum.
stances into the support Of General jackson or the
Presdency--nor into appreciation uf the manifest
combination, for the advancement Of private views
and interests, between old and inyetelate political
opponents.


That great efforts are making however, and will
! continue 10 be made. to persuade the people that
they are for Jackson, is certain. These must be


met calmly. steadily and firmly. Organization


frequent aud regular interchange of opinions among


the friends of the administration appeals, tispas


sonate but vigorous and searching, to the good sense


and patriotism of The pubiic--these and all other
honorable and proper means of sustaining and adj.


yancing good cause, are required at their hands,


and success must wait upon the work.