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David Trimbe ofkentucky has published long
address, which we cannot at present print entire
showing


/. That Mai. Thomas P. Moore, one ofthe Ken
lucky dele ,.tlon attempted 10 buy over' the vote
Of Cen Metcalie, for Gen. Jackson, by promise
that he would be made senator ot the United States
in place Of Col r. NJ. johnson, who had been ar
ranged to the secretaryshp of war, in the event OF
Gea. is. election. 1 his rs supported by letter
from uen. tetcaiie, dated 9Th October, 1926.


2. That the meeting held at Mount Sterling to
instruct him, Mr.. Il. as to his vote for the pres-
dent, vas got up al the nsgation of Gen. Call, at
that time delegate to congress from Florida and for
merry one OF Gen. Jackson's aids. That his letter
for Calling such meeting was addressed to Col.
Payne, who openly stated the fact of its reception
to the persons asseGlbled &c.
! 3. That there was design, in case il was found
impossible tu succeed in he election OF Gen. jack
sou, 10 prevent the election of either Mr.. Adams or
MIR Craw ford until the 4th of March, when Mr..
Calhoun, vice president, would have assumed the
powers and duties of the chief magistrate OF the Y.
! States.