I0G1 CAL.

THE PROspECT IN NEW-YORK.
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THE PROSpECT IN NEW-YORK.


From the Albany Morts;ng Chronicle.


We know Of no man or body Of men, in this or in
any other State, who hare better means Tor obtain
Ing correct Information relative to the state Of pub
lie opinion upon the Decentralization have
improved their means diligently & successful
ly than the Central Committee OF the friends OF the
Administration in this city. That our friends-and
foes likewise--may see what are the opinions they
entertain relative to the prospects and the certain
ties so cheering to the advocates of the good Cause
we lay before them the following Circular. II is
document which needs from our hands neither COM
ment nor recommendation.


CENTRAL CoMMIrTEE Room,


Albany, October II, 1923.
SIR: The friends of General jackson, with no
other view, as we apprehend, than to defeat Mr.
Adams have represented, and will continue to rep
resent, the election Of the former to be absolutely
certain. Without stopping to animadvert upon the
unprinced character of such meaus to vary the re-
ault of an election, we submit the following state
ment That we sincerely believe in lis correctness,
we cheerf1Ily pledge character for veraciy.
Mr. Adams will receive from the State of


Louisiana, votes


Indiana,


Kentucky. IA


Ohio. l6
Maryland, probably 10, certainly


Delaware, 8


New-Jersey,


ew-Engand, 5l


In the above statement, 1T is obvious that we have
not included single doubtful vote, unless that oi
Kentucky should be considered uncertain. But the
information we possess relative to that State, rem
ders its vote, in our judgment, certain for MIR
Adams, as that of Vermont. Mr.. Adams will, there
fore, upon the most reduced estimate, come into the
State Of Newly ork with T1O votes and if he shal
receive 2l votes in this State will course be re
elected. Nineteen electors will ensure him z
votes. The following districts are considered Ger
tain for Mr.. Adams


Suffolk and Queens,


Columbia,


Rensselaer,,


Otsego,


Oneida,


Montgomery,


Saratoga,


Clinton, Essex, and Franklin,


Cortland and Madison,


Ontario, Seneca, Wayne, and Yates


Monroe and Livingston,


Allegany, Cattaraugus and Steuben,


Genessee and Orleans, 4


Chautauque, Erie, and Niagara,


Washington, l