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We extract the following from an article in the Tuscaloosa Ala State Rights Ex- positor:

 "Has not Andrew Jackson written one or more letters to gentlemen in the Ten nessee valley, recommending Clem. c. Clay, as the man of his choice, for Cover nor Gagie's successor { Did he not frank these letters? Did he not say that 1t was important to the party that he should be elected! Would Washington have thus abu- sedtne ffanking privilege Above all, would he have interfered directly, as Jackson has done, with the local elections of the States! 1t Is said the President will visit Alabama this summer; will it not be for party pur- poses 2"

 The editor of the Egpositor seems rath- CT to question the propnoty of this kind of interference, but We tell him it is all right it IS the way the General underestimate his duty-that he should regulate the elections in all the States--keep them free from cor ruption-reform all abuses-and attend in persons If shey cannot be managed without.

 