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~ We publish today, the communications Of
Jefferson, and "a; the former an old and innuen.
tia! member of the democratic party, and one
whose abilities and sound judgment en,itle him
to hdsing from every democrat: the latter. one
who, by his communication it will be seen, has
taken bold stand against the new comsrs' of
the clique. Wewoud say that bis communica.
hon was received last week, but from press Of
matter was crowded out. and as he lives whore the
Post Office facilities are no. very good, he had no,
at the time Of his writing received the two or
three last 'lnielligencers, and had not learned of
the movement Of the people in favor Of conven.
tIon. He is ono who stands high with the democ.
ra'y Of the North; and from his good sense, ma n.
ly bearing, frank open manners and unwaveriop
democratic principles, wieds considerable inau
ence. We trus! both will be read attentryciy,