sADDLING THE RIGHT HORSE.
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We lately published certificate OF John Hol-
brook, Justice of the Peace OF Dauphin County,
Penn stating that. from the journals Of the House OF
Representatives. of the United States 1t appeared
that General 1ndrey Jackson was opposed to an Ad-
dress ofthat House, Dec. l5, 1876, commencing the
conduct and example Of Gen. Washington. ms
certificate was made to satisfy the doubts OF some
people in Pennsylvania ., =.


1t now appears that there are individuals, ~
Virginia. who suppose that this .fndfeye JACKSON
was a Mr.. jackson Of Georgia, and application mas
been made by an enquirer into the truth OF TINS mat
ter to the Editors of the National lntelligencer' iof
correct information whether this Andrew Jackson
was of Tennessee, or Georgia: and the following
answer has been made.


fin compliance with the request OF our supsci.
her, we have turned 10 the Journals OF the Rouse
Of REPRESENTATIVES for the session referred to, ane
find under the date of December 9th, 1875, the iol
lowing entry:


s.A new member, viz Andrew Jackson from len
"nessee, appeared, produced his credentials, an'


ook his seat in the House the oath to support th'
"Constitution of the United States being hrst ao
'sministered to him by the Speaker, according
law,


There does not appear to have been any memoe
of the name of Jackson, from Georgia, during I'M
session Of l796-7-Edits. Nut Intel.