DELAWARE JOURNAL.

W.T.. I N S(n!N1Ns
FriAay, December A, 1921.
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Were all our columns devoted to the publication
of the proceedings Of Administrator eengs, cau-
ed by the course pursued by the Opposition, they
would scarcely be sufficient for the purpose. 10
day, we select those of the Convention in Louis
lana, not because they are, in all respects, more
worthy Of notice than many others but because
they indicate the opinions and feelings Of men v-
ing at and near the scene OF General Jackson's
greatest glory-and whcre--if at any place-he
established his claims and fitness for the first civil
office in the world Let the reader remember--
that these men, generally, were well acquainted
with Jackson's conduct in Louisiana, and estimate
him not simply from well authenticated tacts--bu'
from actual observation.


Among the Delegates to the Conv ention, we no.
iice, with much pleasure, G. B. Milligan Esq. late
citizen of Maryland, and occasionally residen:
in this Borough-but whu is now, and has been TO-
some years citizen Of Louisiana. 1t is to this gen
tleman, if we mistake not, to whom reference u
made in the reply to the 9Th accusation.


The Electoral Ticket, nominated by this conven-
ton, was composed fthe following names--and re
commended to the citizens of Louisiana.
Jacques Villere of the lst District.


Charles Bushnell Of the Cd.


Andre LIE Blanc of the Sd.
Neuye de Clouet of the 4th.


Benz. Morris (of Natchitoches) of the 9Th.