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Nv ~ establishing Asylum on the eoaN Of Africa for the
ree people Of color of the United States and that the
Senator's add Representatives in Congress from TINS
% facilitate the removal Of such free persons OF color IS
NAV desire to emgate from the United States to the COL
ony, and insure them the protection and patronage Of
the general government far may be compatible with
the safety Of the United States.


Jackson in Ksntucky. The Legislature OF Ken
lucky adjourned on the 25th Of January. II is gen.
orally known that an attempt was made TO bring that
body out against the administration and in avor OF
Gen. Jackson, II may not be amiss to give briei
statement of the proceeding.


The Tennessee amendment Of the constitution OF
the United States was set foot 40 kind OF enter
ing wedge for the General. Accordingly his sup.
porters broug il, before the legislature OF Kentucky
al their late session. The Senate passed resolutions
recommending the amendment. They were amen
ded in the House, passed and sent back to the Senate
for concurrence in the amendments. They were
laid on the table in the Senats, and remained there
when the session ended.


One OF the amendments made in the House, was
the insertion Of proviso in The following words:


Provided, that nothing in the foregoing resolu.
en s intended to convey the idea that the charges
Of corruption which have been imputed TO the pre-





election OF Presden at the late election BY congress
arc founded in truth, or are believed by this Gene
raj Assembly."


This provso was adopted in the House by vote
OF 81 TO As.


While the subject was under discussion, another
provso was offered asserting that the resolution OF
the Legislature, in 1924, declaring that majority
Of the people preferred General Jackson, was true.


This proyiso was laid upon The table until the frs.
- Tkns o fks
Legislature Of Kentucky have indicated pretty
strongly, that they are not yet prepared to 60 for
the Hero. And majority Of the House have pro-
nounced the often repeated charge Of corruption in
the Presidential election to be . ialsehood.


Gin. Gns.
| From Louisiana, we received some days sgo, the
Message Of her worthy Governor, Henry johnson,
a, the opening Of the Session cf the Legislature II
is distinguished BY all those amiable and benevolent
traits which mark the msn. We should be glad 10
do BY it, by many Of the excellent Messages Tor
annual Exposes) Of the Executives Of the States
but are prevented BY the want Of room. The fol-
lowing extract is, however, so short that We may ven
ture 10 insert III a. being that part OF ths Message
which bears Immediately upon tho concerns OF the
General Government:-- Vat Intelligencer.
"The condition OF the United States 10 preem-
nently happy and prosperous. They continue to
advance rapidly IN population, IN wealth. IN power,
in responsibility The last half ceRtury has wilneAD-
ed immense Improvements in science, literature,
and oil the arts. The success Of our political sy..
tenn has been commensurate with the expectations.
and smost with the wishes of It's llustrous Trainers
United under the principles Of the Federal Consti-
tuition, we he under TWO fold obligation to support
the National Government in al it's constitutional
iuncons and TO msin,ain, at the same time, the
rights of the States. The one 10 intimately blended
with our existence IS powerful nation the other
is indispensable TO the preservation Of free Govern
ment.


" In The attsc hment Of the People TO the Union
in the wisdom and integrity OF the men in whom
they conhde in the eoun,cr-poise OF reciprocal au-
shori,es and dependencies, have security sgains
all encroschments Of any portion Of Inc community
upon the rights Of another And while the Gene
raj Government is lsboring TO preserve honor able
peace with foreign nations, and. by wise inca.
sures OF administration, to promote prosperity al
home, il is incumbent W to use every effort to
render our local Institutions perfee, ~ possible .


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