From The National MteNigtncer.
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has been and over again rumpsn'iy stated, IN
certain public prints hostile to the present Administration
of The General Government, ths, Mr. EHARLEs CARnoLr
of Caroion the only surviving Sgner Of the Declaration
Of Independence, is likewise opposed 10 that Admnlsts
ton, and the reeeciun of Mr. Adams TO the Presiden
the friends of Gen Jackson in the City of Baltimore, this
asserted with great confidence TO be the To
place this matter in It's proper light and to show, Messrs
Editors how grondless the assertion Of the prints au
ded to- and Of the at the meeting the writer
Of this article begs leave trouble with extract for
pubca,on of letter. dated 4h December last, which he
received from gentleman Of the very first rcspecabty
in Baltimore, enjoying the advantage aud happiness of a
social and habitual intercourse with Mr. Carroll, which
ascrihes upon the authority OF Mr. Carroll himself very
different sentiments TO that enlightened and esiimabe


First Citizen" than those which these prints and the
friends OF General Jackson ryand would thus fain
make attribute 20 him. Being well Of the
spect and Difference deservedy entertained for the
opinions of Mr. Carroll in that State ts be wonder
ed Gin these times of bold assmpon) that they endeavor
throw the weight Of bis distinguished and charac
ter into the scale of the decreasing popularity Of their yo-
rite candidate, as cornicrppse 10 the increasing pop-
arity Of MIR. Adams in he same hemisphere but trust
that it Will be made sufficiently manifest from the extract
hat they have right the and opinions Of


Mr. Carroll, to help the desperate in which they
employed.


"ME Carroll IF Carrolton) Is so pleased with Mr.
Adamss whole conduct his election to the PresIen
o that he says, any preference he might time
have had for another has been entirely removed and that
he thinks Mr.. Aas ought receive the whole sup.


Of all the honest part Of the community and for one
would give him his support for election This agrees
with wha, told you the general opinion Of best
men here; and am win give you satisfaction TO
hnd that Mr. CAROLS opinion corresponds with what
told you it nas"