FRIDAY, February L, 1928.
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ease has Invariably taken possession of the system if
the matter was good and properly administered, in
stead OF the varoloid. The vaccination OF lndydu-
ais should not however be confined to single OPP
earaon, bnt should be repeated until the suscepti-
bility or predisposon in the system is entirely des
royed. A. X. PHELPS, M. D.


NEw-ORLEANs. The city is assuming military
appearance, especially on the Sabbath, when the
jackson people parade the streets, fire their cannon
and huzza for the Chiettain, pAeyious to the sth.


REFORMATION.--.Ata large and respectable
meeting of the friends of Gen. jackson, OH the 18th
nlt. the proceedings of which published in the
Carlisle Volunteer we notice with much pleasure
that the following resolution was adopted:-
RESOLVED, Thatwe will not resort any dashon-
Durable means in the approaching presidential cleo
ton, nor spread any yfuLsehoods through The neigh
borhood relating thereto but pursue an upwlight
and fair policy, as friends Of Gen. Andrew Jack
son.-D Pess.


Nqjor Eaton certainly observes an admirable 81
lence about the authorship of poor old Mr. Kremer's
letter.-Mr. Clay,has nailed him to the wall We
learn that while Mr.. KS good nature permitted him
to be made tool Of and employed in copying let
ters to Philadelphia, Mr.. Insham was engaged in
writing similar fabrication to Baltimore IL is no
wonder that the Jacks0nies shrunk from the inyes-
tigation indignantly demanded by Mr.. Clay.


The Jackson Convention of Ohio, commenced its
session on the 9th inst. amidst the thunder OF can
non, beating of drums and blowing OF flies. Verify
this was a warAe beginning. The people marvel
why these things arc--why all this military shout
Those who cannot look upon g blood and carnage
with composurc," begin to entertain serious fears
that military disposition would be the consequence
of General Jackson's elevation to the Presidency,
as his friends are becoming as teroceus as himself


.narylander.