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1t ia not often that we find such a Jackson man
as the editor of the Warrenton Gazette, who al
though he supports the General from personal con-
siderations, holds the following language:


"Shoud Mr.. Adams be reelected, we have no
doubt the Government will be administered with as
much ability, and as honestly, it ever has been.
We have undiminished confidence in the integrity
and capacity of Henry Clay, and the other cabne,
advisers of Mr.. Adams Let the election termn
ate as it may, the office will be administered with
an eye to the honor and glory of the country"