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draw conclusions unrivoraalc to some distinguished
men concerned in it. But the recent disclosure by
M. Buchar1at the friend of Gen. Jackson, has had
much influence in dspeling those suspicious from
his mind.'


Nov, here is man advocating Gen. Jackson, and
not 70 like either Mr. Adams or Mr. Clay.
who frankly admits the just effect of the '' recent
disclosure of Mr. Buchanan ~ We should like to
know how this Tennessee jackson man could have
thus been effected tv the recent disclosure of Mr.
BuchaAan,'' when 50 many Of the Generals friends,
in this part of the world. assert thai there is no ma
teral difference in the statements between the Gen
and his member of Congress of high responsibility.
are the brains and trankness on this or the other
side of the mountains


Congress meet on next Monday week. This
session will, doubtless, be an interesting one. 1t
will be seen whether The American system will be
supported, or whether combination OF southern
members, with the friends of General jackson. III
other parts of the country, will be sufficiently pow
ertul TO postpone its adoption to another period
It must and will prevail sooner or later.


1t has been proposed tnat Convention should be
held at Raleigh, N. C. on the Goth December, for
the purpose of forming an electoral ticket in favor
of the present Chief Magistrate. Some county
meetings have been held, and others have been call
ed.


The person alluded TO, in the following extract


from the National Integencer, vii probably be i'll
Wilmington in the course of or 10 Gays.
"We name no names, but we could, without any
difficulty, designate the indDidi, whose appoint


nent Minister to London, lnslead oi ,ir. KING,
would have stilled the elements which in


such boisterous commoton. Going farther back


still. had the President taken into his Cabinet the


sume indiyiduat for his Mns,er OF State, and .noth


for his Secretary of his Treasury, and third for


his War Minister, what halcyou days should we have


had!''


! Paris papers to the 2nd October have been re-


ceved at Newly York--but they contain nothing o
importance.


/ There was a report that the Ambassadors o


France, England and Russia were to have left Con
stantnople Oh Sept. s.


i The reader will see, by the letter Of Mr.. Allen
his day published, how finely the Palladium AM
Post story is improving. 1t is gowng rapidly tn
way of the E.,st Room and Jackson fire side tales