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New Hampshire Statesman And State Journal
Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire
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A committee in Hartford, Connecticut, invited President Jackson to visit New-England on January 8. Jackson expressed desire to visit soon, possibly this or next year. The Washington Globe anticipates he will during leisure season.
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"Could any thing add to the desire I have long indulged to visit New-England, and examine the republican institutions which her sons have raised up with so much public spirit and success, it would be the satisfaction I should expect to derive from a personal intercourse with the citizens themselves. I am at present unable to say when I can embrace an opportunity to gratify this desire; but I trust it may be in my power in the course of the present or the next year."
In reference to this invitation, the Washington Globe observes:
"The necessity of occasional relaxation from labor, to one so incessantly engaged as the President, will, we think, prompt him to comply with the wishes of his New-England friends during the approaching season of comparative leisure."
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Hartford, Conn.
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8th Jan. Last
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At a meeting in Hartford, Conn. on the 8th Jan. last, a committee was appointed to invite Gen. Jackson to visit New-England. The President replied expressing long-held desire to visit and examine republican institutions, hoping to do so in the present or next year. The Washington Globe observes the President may comply during approaching leisure season.