SOME TRAITS or GEN. JaCK,sO.N,
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Drawn by Samuel Ha,ke, Editor Of the Dcayare Gazette.


Speakii of Clay, Clinton Jackson, Adams Calhoun and
Craa ford, he says OF all the gentlemen named, Gea
jackson appears us TO 10 be the MOST OBJECTIONh
BI.E. That lie of energy. one will doubt, but
think that in CHI magistrate of the United States too
much cnrgy extremely dangerous; AND have seen IN
THE GENERAL such a DISREGARD FOR THE lNSTI
TU1IONS Of he country, such DISPOSITION 10 place
himself ABOVE ns ia7rs AND such an INCLINATION to
TRAMplE ON The RIGHTS OF OTHERS, where
they stood in competition with HIS OWN INTEREST or
FEELINGS, should render the citizens of the United
States vy cnuHous about placing him in the first office
within their gift y