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.,ionalIy. accompanied By oral commentaries 81


eir own. A narrative is given Of oftec,rcnmstantes
vcI led to this correspondence, which were to say


he least of il, verv extraordinary 1t seems that
il originated in conversation at private tables in
which Mr.. SouTHARD had the temerity TO express a
doubt Of the exclusive agency q Gen. jackson in
Sr,ngins about the repulse . the British at New
Orleans. MIR. SouTH.Eb, IT seems. retained some
feeling of respect for the services Of Mr.. MONROE,
tthe late PresiderO who, as acting Secretary of
War; had an s.lcient agencyin in preparing the means
by which that result was brought about and very
naturallyie expressed this sentiment The report
Of tDi1 tabetalk being carried to the Hermitage
drew forth demand from Gen. jackson for expla-
nations, which brought on the correspondence.
1his curious correspondence, though it terminated
in April Pst. has not been Published by either par
~ With due Difference to both parties we think it
bsiongs to the political history Of the day. as we'll
a, The military history of lSl4-l5 materially be to
withheld from the public eye.