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With respect to those who will probably be can
ddstes for the high office Of President of the United
States, we believe, the election will lie entirely be


tween General Jackson and Mr.. Adams With re


spect to Gen. Jackson's public conduct, we have
been his uniform admirers, and the mastery manner
10 which Mr.. Adams defended il, when attacked,
iorms not the least cause of our admiration of the
later At Gen. Jackson's advanced age, and out of
high responsible Office as he is at present, there is
out little probability of any change in the course Of
his opinions and conduct; and if the Old Hero
should still continue to be the man we have always
believed him to be, and any thing should occur 10
alter oui opinions Of Mr.. Adams. we would certain