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a'.er The long, tedious ard protracted discus


~ y the House Of Representatives 10 the sub
80 y 0en. jackson and the Seminole war. and
II osgfaceful decision thereon. regard for the
! - el our country naturally prompted a de-
@ ,lat the memory of the disgraceful incidents
.ae'a oe consigned to the same grave with the


- oi that sanguinary and hlood-thirsty des-


hni' however, we were not displeased to
- mat the Senate Of the L. :. previous to its
+aus consigned to the land Of forgetfulness, had
- - Up and committed the subject to com
~. - q that honorable body who. on the 24th
- made one of the most lucid, impartial and


fraeu REPORTS against the conduct Of Gen.
.<,sAsoh, that has emenated from that body the
resent session


IL u 7 drawn up," says the New FORK Herald,


'sh precision and clearness that cannot be
|<-..Sassed, Z. and we are free to acknowledge has
~ oeen eqaalled by any production, that has
- appeared before the public on the subject,
- say iolm or shape. 1t presents two features,
- only came first TO light in the course ofthe
1.a'''iatlon Of some of Gen. Jackson's office rs
y - 'ne committee Of the Senate, and which,
fsneufe TO say, exhibits the conduct of this of
a. % po mt OF view that will call forth the
~ @ea and loud disapprobation of every Ameri-
a. VINO loves ms country and has just reg ard
~ II laws and constitution. That General
go mas openly trampled upon the laws, and


81 violated the constitution, no man, wh {