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CAREoLL COUNTY, e6sh Feb. IS45.
r. c. JONES:


Der Sir: It seems 20 bs.gracEally al
derstood that HonI T. VI. Tucker viii de-
cline a canvass for reelection to Congress,
and as the names of several distinguished
Democrats have been suggested As his
successor, and among them the name OF
the IIon'l STErHEs ADAxs, Of Moaroe
county, permit me to say that / have long
known Judge Adams, and believe tia,
there is no man in our party who would
represent US with more fidelity and ability.
or whose name would add more strength to
our Congressional ticket. He IS known
throughout the State as an old, able. and
we'll tried Democrat of great moral worth
and personal popularity. Possessed OF
fine talents and requirements, he has the
entire confidence of the democratic party,
which is so essential 10 the permanent sue
cess Of our cause. Judge A. IS a lavoriie
in the North, and believe throughout the
State. | have conversed with many of
the leading democrats Of Carroll, and some
from the adjoining counties, and believe
him 10 be the first choice of our people to
fill the place now occupied by Mr. Tucker.
| say this without any intention TO deiract
from or do the least injustice 10 the other
distinguished Democrats whose names
have been suggested; and should the
Democracy of the whole State in Conven-
ton assembled, think some other more suit
able, the Democracy of Carroll viii cheer
fully submit, and zealously support The no
minee of said Convention.


Very respectfully,


CARROLL