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The result of the little elections in Newcastle
County has confirmed my favorable impressions of
the strength Of our friends in that County. Gene
raj Jackson has said (and its the best thing he ever
said)." truth is mighty and it will prevail" The
truth has burst forth, in flood of light, upon the
citizens of the Union; and the prevalence of the
truth. is death to his towering ambition. The peo-
pie ofhs County are yet too vrtuous--they are al
so too wise to be duped with the mean and con-
temptible tricks of our ppoAents--They will not
yield their assent that mere military talent is su
iicent qualification for the first civil office within the
gift Of a free people.


In this county we have been beset by 1r
Laae, Rogers, T. Co. for the last 10 or l2 days !;
every straagem used to conroul the little elec-
tions--but all to no purpose. Their whole force
nearly was out. They cannot number $50 votes in
this county more that they brought ethe polls on the
l5th,whst our strength out by eight hundred
potes!! No portion of our country has been more
grossly anisrepresented than Susser 1t has been
the interest of the Jacksontes to hide the real
strength of the Administration party in this county;
the design is apparent it is to create false impress
sIen--to deceive those who are supposed to be on
the fence with the belief that the Jackson party is
the strongest in this State Our little elections have
swept from those Gentlemen the little hope they
may have entertained of Sussex. She Gill giue
fUe hundred and fifty majority for the Administra-
hon, at the General Election.