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To the Editor of the Nognra Courier:

 We, the undersigned, former supporters of Genera! Jackson, Martin Van Buren, both of them. feel desirous to make through the medium of your paper public avowal of our determination to vote for Gen. Harrison a: the next election. We have been indu- ced to this particularly account of the pertnacity of our former political friends in denying that any changes were taking place.

 Our reasons are manifold We will content our selves by giving but few. One of the prominent ones our opposition the established sub'reasuy. We formerly thought with friends that it was dan geroue-placing too much power in the hands 0f the Execu,ive-We think still. He has obtained as we believe against the will of the People his avorite though ofi ected scheme, the sub-trensury. Now through his gn,s he is asking for standing army my in time of pe6ce, which has been the cause of the overthrow of most of the fair republics that have been subverted. The moneyed power and standing army in the hands of the Executive consider dangerous to the liberties Of any free people.

 This in our opinion is evidently sought for and in some part obtained by the Executive Of these United States, and resolved he shall have no more ot our support. Signed,

 Gideon Hurlber. Sclby Cleveland,

 George w. Smith, Robert Dickson,

 George Ferris, Jonathan Bxby,

 Clark Munger, Cornelius Terpening,

 Thoa Groves, John Dewhirst,

 Darius Jenkins, HOratio West.