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"The Administration ought to be- and IT WILL BE PUT
DOWN; and uis OUR determination TO do ALL in OUR
rowEn 10 accomplish Ms o.jec"-Del Gazette 18th inst


"General jackson WILL BE ELECTED for The NEXT
Presidential term ibid


We wonder Corporal Harker does not take les
sons from experience. Has our modern Samuel
forgotten all his prophecies of 1894, and how they
we're not fulfleda He then prophecied that Mr..
Crawford would have eleven votes more than suf-
ficient to elect him.


We must confess that the "powers that be' at
Washington, are in some danger-provided, the
Corporal uses the rifle with as much skill as he does
The srord; for he says he intends to employ OUR
rifle against Them" But perhaps, after all, the
Corporal's rifle is as harmless as goose quill.


We have seen, in Mr.. Crawford's case, how far
/" alr' Mr.. Harker's "po,cer' can 60 towards
putting man p:-we must endeayor to wait
patiently little while, when we shall see how far
g alr' his sspover" can go towards putting man
dorn.