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An article in yesterdays Enquirer in relation to the Lancaster election reminds uss0f ameetng of electors in some one of the Southern cities. gentleman pre- sent addressed the meeting atlength, commenting the conduct of Gen. Jackson. "He violated" said

 the speaker, the habeas corpus act by theimprisoD- ment of Judge Ha'---" So he did, responded one of the audience, know t---Huzza for Jackson" ttTle has tramped on the constitution, and set at nought laws, both human and dvine"-'' So he cried an- other-Huzza for Jackson" iMr. Hoffman is elcc- ted from Lancaster County" says the official return. " know it," exclaims Noah---isHuzza for Jackson

 know it too but Mr H. is friend to the adminisra ton. but Huzza for Jackson.---Nat Ada.

 In the legislature rof Indiana, which has recently met, there are 46 for Adams and 12 for Jackson, in the house of representatives and l6 for Adams and for. Jackson, in the Senate.

 4 Sign.---In 1894 !Mr. Adams received only l8 votes in Pittsburgh, the metropolis of Western Pennsylvania but at the election for councils held in that city upon the lst of January A1828 the Adams ticket beat the Jackson ticket by very large majori. V. *

 Ohio Convention.We just learn. that 5scounties. represented by 22O. delegates, met. Mr. Adamsi re- nominated unanimously, as President. No vice pres dent taken up The majority in that state it is es- mated, will be 2O,000.-Dem. Press.

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