Remarks on The albany Convention.
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A convention Of one hundred members, is Ger
tainly an imposing number, and our only surprise
is, where did Clay and Adams pick up 100 men,
in this state, in their favor? However, we ike to
see it, We were bending beneath our own weight
breaking to peices for the want OF opposltlon---
sleeping on our posts, because no enemy appeared.
The shadow, however, does appear, and that beau
tfu sprg Of democracy, John A. King. prociams,
that he will raise the standard Of he .9dmihistro
tion in this State. Bless US. what long tail our
puss has got This convention VIII not nominate a
goyernor-they dare not--they caunot agree
mong themselves; we have said so--it turn, out
10 I've 80. Il has been gnt up and the menbers
drummcd together; the heads, and wings. and
nccks, and tails, Of all parties and factions, with


infinite iabour and expense, to make an impression
4 shoo Of strength in Alntschy, and with no hope
Of carrying solitary point in this state Let our
friends in Kentucky, set down TIN, a, ceftain--
the Jackson candidate, for Governor, Of Me Reput-
lican State Of .Ap,c Fork wiu succeed by tmenty.
fire thousand majority! There is bat one voice in
the State, and that is achson' there is 10 heart.
no voice, no feeling for John Quincy Adams


there can be none among the true friends OF the
country .-sNoa!.