THE DIFFERENCE
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Were It not fer the belief that General Jackson has the power to transfer his friends 10 the support of Mr. Van Buren, hundreds and thousands among us, who are now called Van Buren men, would renoance the " Magician" at once. But few voters, comparatively speaking, believe Mir. Van Btren a suitable man for the Presidency. still they are nominally forhims because they think he will be elected, as the President is electioneering for him. Now let us see how the matter stands. Since the Baltimore Convention, elections have taken place in the six following States, which used to go for Jackson, and they have all resulted ad- verse to Mi Van Buren's interests, viz:

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