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How can one with
stand all Gisinterested
homage and kindness 2
Really, the friends of all
the three gentlemen are
SO very courteous and af-
fectiouate, that l some
times almost wish that il
was in my power to ac-
commodate each of them;
but that being impossible,
we are beginning to think
seriously Of the choice
which we must finally
make.


l will tell you, then.
that l believe the contest
will be limited to Mr..
Adams and Gen. Jack
son. Mr.. Crawford's per-
sonal condition precIudes
the choice of him, il
there were no other oh
jeciion to his election.
AS the only alternative
that is presented to US,
1t is sufficiently painful:
and l consider whatever
choice we may make will
only be a choice Of evils.
To both Of those gen