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We are, it is well known ourselves, opposed to
the election OF Gen. jackson but we would bite off
our tongue before we would speak of the victor at
New Orleans N the vituperative terms which some
of the opposition, and particularly those who are
now his most outrageous supporters, have, within
four years past, permitted themselves to use to-
wards him. History affords no example of a coali-
ton of nlonstrouS characfer-of an nqnoIoo,on.
ton IF materials so Heterogeneous as that which
now displays its gorgon standard of opposition to an
Administration to the government against which no.
thing can truly be alleged (Which might not have
been alleged against any preceding Administration
but vague dislike and indefinite objection.