From the ~. Y. american.
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Virginia Electors.-The most impudent asser-
tions are made in the combination prints in respect
to the names of Madison and Monroe, which 1t IS
well known head the list Of electors in Virginia,
friendly to Mr.. Adams. These names, it IS SAID,
have been used without permission, and not only
without permission, but in opposition to the SEN
timents of the parties themselves. sNow what
are the facts ?-On the 18th January the Virgi-
mia State Convention adjourned, having unanimous
ly placed at the head of their electoral ticket the
names Madison and Monroe aohich zrere both pro
posed to the convention By neighbours and friends
of these respected individats 1t is now Twenty-Five
days since this nomination was published and not
withstandng the sneers, the anticipaons and the
inventions of the jackson press, it has not been
disavowed in any manner by the gentlemen concern
ed What is the inference from this statement ?
clearly this-that being thus selected by the free
men Of their state to discharge one of the most
cred, important, honorable, duties that can be i'm
posed upon man, they do not feel themselves. at lib
erty to shrink from it.