CONFESSIONS OF THE ENEMY.
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The Globe Of Tuesday, refers TO the fact
that, when the nomination of the Harrisburg
Convention was first announced, many per-
sons manifested repugnance to it, the editor
of the Globe, no doubt, included It now
confirms the gratifying information we have
before received, by telling us that


The same men who, at first did not even take
The trouble to disguise their repugnance or indfer-
ence, suddenly affect 10 be moaderfaHy pleased Then
are erca seized Nth the Gt of enthusiasm TAeU
hrou up their caps and iciM enforced joy eyv oat
Hurra fc~Harisonp


The opponents Of Gen. Jackson complain
ed Of the same habits of the democracy, when
was a successful candidate This augurs
well. II proves growing cause. 1t shows
that people are getting their eyes open-that
they have looked into this matter for them
selves, and find that great injustice has been
done General Harrson-and that, for SHINING
through ignorance, they are determined to
make atonement, by participating in the CRATE
(ul demonstrations of the people in his be-
half.