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Before the Journal issues forth again, the great
national question will in our opinion, have been de-
cided--N. York will have given a majority tor one
or other of the Presidential candidates-and the one
who receives that mjority will undoubtedly occu-
py the Presidential chair. Should Nil Adams be
reelected we shall continue to be the most happy
people in the world-iour years more with such an
Administration as the last, will find us entirely re-
lieved from public debt, and great part OF our
national resources applicable to national improve
ments, the foundation Of which has been already so
noby laid.


Four years more of such measures and such Pro-
vldenal blessings the last we had almost SAID Will
place the country out Of danger, even should such
a character as Jackson succeed to the chair after
wards