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In 1901, Mir. Jefferson elected President of the United States by the House of Rcprese natives after avery angry and warmly contested struggle with the friends of Adams and Burr. Mir. Madison was mc",- Der ofthe House, voted for Mr. J. and afterwards nominated by him be Secretary of State, and actu- ally appointed to that office. Mir. GalIatn was also member ofthe House, and voted for Mir. J. who nom- mated him to be Sec'y of the Treasury, to which sta- ton heawas afterwards appointed.

 In 1895, Mir. Adams was elected President of the United States by the House of Representatives the first ballot. Mr. Clay, member, voted for him. twas afterwards nominated and appointed Secretary of State.

 Were Jefferson, Madison, and Gaatin, guilty of of iciaI corruption, bargain and sse," &c.? The ev- idence is stronger against them than against Adams and Clay; yet dares violate the sanctity of the grave by charging Jefferson with political inf my andguilt. Every argument which used in proofof Mr. Adams guiIt reverts with redoubied force against Jefferson and Madison. Did not the madness of par ty blind the mind, this would be seen by certain ex elusive" democrats, who cannot conscientousiy sup port this corrupt administration, but desire ar denty to the purity of Jeffersons and Madi- son repubicansm.