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serve as the means of starting similar organi- cations in all the other States, each acting within its own or, if judged most expedient, may itself remain the central committee of direction, though it's correspoadenis and agents to collect the subscriptions through out the Union, and superintend the execu- non of the work, in accordance with what it may ascertain to be the wishes of the major lty ot the subscribers. The latter would probably be the most efficient, prompt, and simple mode of carrying the plan into exect- 'ion. We make this brief preliminary state ment of 1t, in order to engage forit the atten- ton of our friends throughout the country to let them know that suitable mode and opportunity will soon be afforded them of aiding 10 realize this, which all will feel to be an object commanding at onee the warm sympathy and the deep interest of every friend to Jackson's principles, every lover of hIs virtues, every American admircf of his patriotism, services and fame.