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Governor Giles has again addressed the Legisla-
ture of Virginia in opposition to the American Sys-
TEN.


Gen. Jackson's electoneerng visit to New Or
leans has resulted in modification and disappont
ment 1t is true there addresses, parade, and
other appearances of respect and attachment. But
the whole affair, from beginning to end has been a
Erced business-a mere elect0neering trick Not
whstanding all that was done by citizens of other
States, so much interested in making the New Or
leans celebration splendid affair, with the assist
ance of the Louisiana Jacksonians, the great mass
of the people of that State are decided friends OF the
Government. They know, too well, how the Gen
era behaved in their State, and they have formed
ton correct an estimate OF the real merits and quail
ifcatiots Of the two Candidates for the Presidency
to be influenced by an electioneerlng vancouver.
They freely acknowledge Gen. Jackson's military
services but they know that he is not qualified for
the first post within the gilt ol the People.


The Managers Of the Prostued Gazette are not
only very expert in making charges against
State Executive, bui they attribute, pubiely,a com
muaicaon in this paper to the Secretary OF State,
and Az extract Of a letter from Washington to our
Representative. with the same facility and probabil-
itv. They miss the mark, in both cases. But hey
must be busy in their vocation That's the best ex
c,se that can be made.


It's worthy ofr.mark that, though one Opposition
tale after another is put down. these labrcators gen.
cra still proceed in their vocation as If their various
assertions had been proved true to the very letter.
What compliment TO the understanding, ntelli-
pence and moral character of the community !!
The Wiltbank commission story is totally exploded ;
yet we are asked believe other tales. stated on the
same authority Aud this is to be done from one
end Of the year to the other


The man who, in 1924. gave Mr.. Crawford 1875
electoral votes-and 142-after throwing out all
that were doubtful, has given so to Gen. Jack
son verifying his own remark, in 824, that large
calculations are made whenever affairs become des-
perate.