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Extract Of letter dated Rochester, N. Y. Feb
"a, 1928.


"Western New York is constantly making the
most important demonstrations IN favor OF the Ad-
minIstratiou. | have seldom witnessed SO much
zeal and enthusiasm now pervades the country.
A spontaneous sentiment OF confidence and attach.
ment to an Administration that is upholdlng the hon
or, and advancing the interests OF the country,
seems to animate every citizen. This village evln-
ces character for intelligence and patriotism
which we are proud to proclaim. Or our sixteen
hundred electors, not hundred, If even seventy
tve can be induced to vote against the Adminstra-
lion. Our county will give at least 5000 majority
against the jackson ticket for Elector and Governor
These facts are indisputabe. The few. very few,
jackson men we have among US, are forced to admit
their truth. The county Of Erie is full as strong
for the Administration as Monroe. Indeed their
will scarcely be the show of opposition in Genesee,
Chaauque. Cattaragus, Erie, Orleans, Monroe Liv-
ingston, or Ontario and there will be triumphant
maiorities for us in Seneca, Stuben. Wayne, and
Iompkns.


Mr.. Adams will receive at least twenty-four of
the Electoral votes of New York. The districts
now represented bv Messrs Garnesy, Barnard, Ma
gee, Marvin, and MAYNARD. Woodcock, Slower,
Wright, and Banner, storrs, Chase. Taylor. Reese,
Strong, Martindae and Sllas Wood, are certain to
choose Administration Electors. The death of tlr.
Clinton. for whose sake many distinguished politi-
clans designed to throw their influence into the Jack
scale, will probably the districts represen-
ted by Messrs. Van Rensselaer,, Dickinson Markell
and John Nood In Messrs Oakley, Belden, Hob
bic and FIoifman's districts, the probabilities are
against and in Messrs, EARL, Garrow and Hollocks
districts, they in favor Of the OF the Ad
ministration Electors. The only districts, there
fore, decidedly for Jackson, are the city of New
York, and those represented by Messrs. John G
Clark, De Graf and Ward


Thus stands the cause in New York" am not
making an idle estimate Of strength. lneither de-
ceive myself, or wish to deceive others. My judg
ment is entirely satisfied, and my confidence viii
not be disappointed. Mr. Adanas, lei me repeat it.
avW receice ttceayJour, IF not taoeaty sic, Of tn
Electoral potes of Ne,o York.


Those who now boast of the strength of Genera
Jackson in this State, were equally confident tina
its vote would be given to Mr.. Crawford in 1924
1t was my fortune to differ with them then, as d
now. A letter which then wrote, and was pub
aished in your paper, assuring you that twenty-fv
Adams Electors would be chosen, considered
and this will be represented. to be an absurdlty
The ballot boxes however, then vindicated nj
opinions, as they will in the coming conflict"