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ly take more pride in seeing Gen. Jackson in The
Presidential Chair than any man living. But il Mr.
Adams still continues to pursue the good policy
which has distinguished his two predecessors and to
promote the honor and interest oi the country with
the ability which has 80 lar manifested itself in his
administration, can see no reason why he should
be displaced, with all his experience add knowledge
of our interests to make way for any other person
whatever.


We have seen il stated on respectable authority
and we believe it to be true, that Mr. Adams has not
q warmer friend in the United States, or one who
more cordially approves of his administration OF the
General Government, than Gen. Jackson, notwith
standing the attempts of the opposition to enlist his
popularity in favor OF heir pretensions. 1t is not
necessary to Gen. Jacksons fame that he should be
President of the United States nor is it necessary
TO complete the evidences Of our gratitude, that IRE
should make him President. His fame is full-lt
is beyond the control OF accdent-ltis already con-
secraed by History And what evidences are want.
ing to demonstrate our gratitude Where is the
heart that does not do homage TO his merits?


Georgia Courier.