From the NeaO York Commercial of Safatrduu.
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FROM the Nea0 York Commercial of SATURDAY..


IMPORTANT TO THE PEopLE!-In addition to the
partial development OF part of the jackson ope-
ratlons which we gave yestelday,we now enabled
to make another suggestion, OF momentous mpol
tance to the people. We are advised from Albany
that the Albany Jackson Regency have it in conten-
plation, if they carry the Legislature at the ap-
preaching election, TO REPEAL THE ELECt
TORAL LAW, which the people, in their majesty,
wrung from them two years since, and again U.s.
URP The POWER OF APPOIN ling THE
ELEC TORS OF PRESIDENT THEMSELVES. +.
1t is the unquestonabe determination of these men,
that jackson shall be President, though his trium-
pha car be wheeled over the PROSTATE liberties OF
the People!


From, tie Nesv York National .adyocate Of, Saturday


TIE ELECTORAL Law IN DANoER.-it is not to
be doubted that should the combined powerof Clinton
and Van Buren, send to the next legislature Of this
state majority of persons subservient to their views
they would instantly make sacrifice of the elcctor
al law, and take the choice OF President electors
into their own hands. After great struggle the
people Of this state have obtained the just privilege
of themselves appointing the persons who shall elect
the President and Vice President. Let them now
beware how they hazard this important and popular
right by sending to the Legislature those who will de-
prlve them OF 1t. We raise voice of warning; we
bid them beware in 1927 of those men who in 1928
spurned, and contumaciously spurned, the loud
voice of the Freemen of this state. The same man
now as then manages the scenery, and he will not
hesitate when ehas power to use it. Again we re-
peat, preserve your electoral Iaw-and do it at the
polls in the men you send to Albany as your repre-
sentatives.


From the United States Gazette
| Will somebody mend the pocket Of Major Noah's
aam.entionables2 When Delaware promised to vote
for Jackson, the Major said that Delaware had heart
enough for the whole United States. When Della
ware did vote for the administration, the Major said
he ''could put the whole concern in his breeches
pocket"-doubtless the worthy major overlooked
| Mr.. Duponts establishment.


From the Neu- York Commercial .4dvertiser.


General Jackson and General Washington.- -
The friends of the military candidate for the Presi-
dency, have hitherto had reply which they have
deemed convincing, to the apprehension expressed
by sober citizens of the danger Of elevating mere
soldier and Court Martial Judgeto such high and
responsible station that of Head Of our republic.
This knock down argument has been, that General
Washington was soldier too and that General Jack
son would tread in the footsteps Of so illusrious
predecessor The comparison Of the two names
was modest enough on their part to be sure; But