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Robeson, Captain Saui, and Captain Richardson,
all q! whom are well recommended as 70 good char
acter and fitness for that Office"


There is certainly an awful squirting in this to-
wards military government, should it ever be the
misfortune of this country to have General Jackson
elected President. s.Shoud the Colonel not sue
ceed," says the General, i" am requested by sew
eral gentlemen from New Orleans to name to you
Captain Robeson, Captai,a Saul, and Captain Rich
ar'son." We doubt not that these Captains were
very clever and deserving gentlemen, but then it sa-
yours too much of the military spirit for our taste
We must confess do not like to see civil offices
filled by mere soldiers. ID.