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Harrison. 24s V B. and Dou5,ful, 46

 The whole number of electoral votes is 204

 Unnecessary to choice l4S. You will peF- ceive, then that Harrison will have one hun- dred votes beyond the number requisite io elect him. I have given Mr. Van Buren New Hampshire, which know will be matter of complaint 10 our friends there; for they have determined to make battle in way to shake even inc granite hills. Perhaps ought to make similar apology in regard to Arkan- saa. ! have also given him South Carolina. which will go for him, unless by Decembers when the vote is to be east, Mr. Calhoun shall think ihe interests of the codntry re~ quire t to be given to a third person as heres tOfoTe! fthe 25 doubtful votes, think Har. rison's chance decidedly the best for a nnaa jority of them; and if the tide of public sen. timent continues to set as strongly as it has done, Mir. Van Burep. by November next. will scarcely have State he can call his own. f.,s@i " si tss s...,s..s-g

 look forward to the above result with the most perfect confidence, and with the most pleasing anticipafione. What q rebuke will it be 10 the attempted ueurpation of all inc powers of this Government, and the prac., Iical suhyersion of its fundamental princi- ples What a triumphant restoration oftha powers of Congress, when freedom of thought and ofaction shnll be once more vouchsafed Eo the Representatives of the People and of Inc States! zt, ge8 Nt sssga,y 4,i,

 Excuse the haste with which I have writ ten. under tho pressure of numerous 6ngage-, meniss and believe me very truly yours. hsq. 2 '7-7 sS N DWeAHY M ATN(sVRs