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Very soon after the Wigs e5qie in gesry 4 .
became evident that consideiJIb.e poguon - ".
Democrats. regarded Mr.. Van Buren as ne -
per candidate of their party, in the contest OF ie'
and it was equally evident, that another ar9e
norton preferred MIR. Calhoun. Col. Johnson, Mf.
R,,chapap, and Gov. Cass, had also, numbers OF
warm friends to urge their respective CLAIMS pp'
MIR, Van Buren, and Mr.. Calhoun. were gehef'"y
considered as the prominent candidates =, ;.


Elections took place in the Fall of to4e' anu '"
1913, for members of the present constes -,
Throughout those elections, the rrhn'ns u ,t,.
candidates one by tho Wings, ana Two onc
Democrats, and'the probable conseqGein. ~ onsn,,
VI the whole matter to the House OF hepresen'. :.
Gves, were contingencies cons'"N9


4 Is not unlikely TO occur. ccr..
lIM When, therefore. at the meeting OF Cons'Icc
loI N DECEMBER Hast, it was ascertalned '"a' :,
l1nAv nrpe majority Of Democratic members oi y ,
Hse: more than two thirJs, had, been elected


Svoxed friends o. Mf. Van Buren; the que
\ Awas considered by men of all parties


in his fav6r. Within the last few wee :.
o1s Eer, many prominent politicians have o az,
-. Min some alleging that he Is too uhp'


Ne available; others, on account oi MS
cans, on p,,sr undoubtedly, has not that o'
aad. that v an a.onO,b with the people, that Gem
ID as fol- I'd ad. and no other man has now, or ,s


ha ,,;s country. Col. Johnson, may
5. md Is in some Of the Western States
s. Ca dmirers may be more enthus..ss sls
,ers. No atta heir great leader Mr.. BuchtEiy
under the be y pennsylvana. and Cove fon.'
10 vote Wn1 n1casNC II u I,,d;.r----- 7zs1.ss 10.
mt ,-ssti 9nc Of his rivals tcf ne ste'
sky'1a xe tl.eon,sity throueSoaEe iphia, M
q gatl0 0edI3setpel Pied before their Gig Mes. The
J. and ~ 10 hiiwheel is to turn the boat arc
off steA ik otn ieaEa.