JACKSON,s PROSPECTS,.
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Northampton C0anty.-ln our visit to the va
rious battaons, we were delighted with the in
creased and increasing strength Of the peoples
candidates, Jackson and Calhoun. We scatcel,
ever heard the name Of Adams mentioned. while
that OF Jackson was pronounced in all directions
We congratulate our friend, on the cheering pros
poets OF northampton and Pike giving XII over.
whclming majority for old Hickory. In Lower
Mount Bethel, the friends Of the Hero have raj,
ell I Hickory tree s. feet in length, with a small
board near the top on which is paintc, January
s, l6l5,"--the day the battle Of New Orleans
was fought. BY the brave jackson and his compan,
ions in arms. In Upper Mount Bethel. one is to
pc raised IN a few days, and in >m'afeld one
was probably raised Monday last at Dntotts.
burg. One is also to be raised on Monday next
IN Hamilton township, near the House of Joseph
Keller, attached to which will be board with
these words, d" Our country must and shall be de-
tended" Jaoason's motto at the battle Of Neu
Orleans. These duings show the eyci.emen,
among the people, and their determination to sun
port and reward the man who has done so mrcl
tor his country's honor and glory. How could i
De Otherwise IN the old patriotic county of North
ampton' many OF whose sons during the late wal
volunteered their services in their country's cause
and when the Capitol was burnt, most prcmntl,
and cheerfully left their comfortable homes an,
,iresides 10 endure the priyatons of camp Tha
tiey VIII as promptly turn out at the election I,
manifest their love and regard for the eaIlan
'acksoh, we cannot for moment doubt


Easton Dem.