From the National Journal.
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Our readers will recollect the statement which has
appeared in many papers. charging General Jackson
with threatening to cut off the ears of certain Sen
ators of the United States, who, in the exercise Of
their constitutional duties, had severely commented
on some parts Of his conduct during the Seminole
War. The details as to the course General Jack
son adopted to carry his menace into execution,
and the interference Of Commodore Decature, have
been given to the world several weeks ago. Mr.