From the Village Record. A VOICE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
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We declare, in sincerity, that from the known changes in public sentiment in Penn sylvania favorable to the Administration, there seems to us reasonable ground to hope that MT. Adams will be sustained by the people of this great, patriotic and intel ligent state. a.

 Let it be remembered that less than one quarter of the voters in the state gave their suffrages at the last election for the Jack son Ticket! Great changes have since taken place, favorable to the Administra- ton. We shall have mighty struggle--a great turn out of the People-the question will not be settled by politicians 1; and let not the Combination too confidently say, "Pennsylvania is eursr' r'-They reckon without their host. If the Administration continues to pursue a prudent and wise course, as is it is almost universally admit ted, by unprejudiced men, that they have