PENNSYLVA ANA.
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PENNS4 Nv ANA.


The Harrisburg Argus, of Saturdy last, makes the
following remarks.


We are now enabled, from the reception of a large
number of letters from persons whose Statements
may be relied on to patrons and the pub
lie, that the friends of the administration are secure


in the vote of Pennsylvania. They must remem-
Der, however that imperious duty is left to them
to perform which is to be sure to go to the polls
and give in their vote. Our friends well know that
we have never been in the habit of giving assur-
RANGES on this subject do we do 1t on light
grounds, nor, in our opinion, could any man have
given it on indisputable grounds, until within one
month. We shall shortly bring before the public
statement ofthe votes ofthe counties, which will be
predicated on the most minute information, and IT
we mistake not, will greatly surprze the friends Of
Gen. Jackson. We say it will surprize them, be-
cause many of that party have been deceived. The
vision of the great body of them has not extended
to the real state of things in this state. few OF
their more keen sighted leaders have for three
months been under great alarm, aud recently their
huzzas have approached to convulsive shrieks OF
madness. If we would allow ourselves to bring to
| light communications, which might perhaps be con-
sdered confidential we could shew, that some OF the
leaders here, of what are considered strong Jack