REMARKABLE COINCIDENCES.

TARIFF,
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or the 1877 votes given in the fifteen States, north
Of the Potomac and Ohio. on the Woollrn Tariff,
l0l in favor Of it, and only 26 opposed 10 ts
and Of these e6, twenty opposed to the pres
ent administration. OF the 78 votes given in The
States south Of the Potomac aud Ohio, only votes
were in favor Of the bl and oil by friends of the
administration.


INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.


OF the 1o4 votes given in The fifteen States north
Of the Potomac and Ohio, OIL the appropriation to
continue the surveys for Internal Improvements, on
ly 27 opposed to it. and all Of those are oppo-
aed to the administration, except few in New-Yorks
and two others. OF the "a votes given in the nine
States south of the Ohio and Potomac, only "a were
in favor Of the appropriation, and Of these, IL were
in favor of the administration.


On the appropriation of fifty thousand dollars or
the preservation and repair OF the Cumberland road,
the exhibits similar result and what is worth
volume OF comments is, the fact that on this occa-
sion, the Tennessee members who travel on this
road. to and from Congress, voted unanimously
against the appropriation Of $4,000 dollars, and those
from Massachusetts,, who probably have never seen
the road and, perhaps, never will, voted eight for,
and only three against it, and one Of these Jackso
nian !! = What will the people Of the west and
the friends OF internal improvement think Of thisP
Comment is unnecessary. Let the public examine
these things, and decide whether this administration
is be prosrated for the purpose Of putting men in
power who are hostile 10 these measures.


Nat. Journal.