From the Louisville, (Ky) Focus.
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The TariE-The recent signs of the times from
Tennessee, have indicated pretty strongly, that Gen
eral jackson has adopted the southern hostility to
the American System. In the speech Of Col. Will !
lams from which we made extracts, this fact was
clearly indicated. Another member used language
still stronger:


81 am willing to acknowledge" says Mr.. Brad
ford, 6 that have been induced to Join in the sup
port Of him Jackson) who is the choice of Tennes
see, from fH persuasion that from the nature OF
the circumstances surrounding him. if he succeeds,
he DW be induced to join in the support of those
measures considered essential TO the Southern Inter-
ests. !n''' want to see an Administration which
will not deny to the South and west that protection
they entitled toa protection Of their rights. and
an exemption from IWiH ia'cS and the operation Of
all such measures %


One OF the resolutions denounced the measures of
the Administration in mass-lncluding of course the
tariff and internal inprovements-and when sub
stitute was offered, conde,nnng the measures in
part only, it was almost unanimously rejected SO
that are to have total revolution Of policy,ii


Jackson should succeed.


We have another evidence of this fact, in the


Richmond Enquirer, so far that paper can now


be considered authority for any thing. Speaking


on this subject, the Enquirer says GAS to Consti


tutonal questions, are kaow from u letter we saw


many months since, under General Jackson's own


hand neper Intended to beused, that he was aStonish-


ed and startled by the ertrauagan eacroachme,,ts


supported in Mr.. Adams first message Never to


be used z His disclosures to Carter Beverly were


''never intended to be used" But why not The
General practices ''no conceament of any kind y
Why not use his sentiments upon the American Sys-
temp This letter no doubt Mas intended to be used


in Virginia, as Beverly aras expected to use his in
formation mihoM being Mro,cn into the pubHcprims,
J lest Pennsylvania might not like it so we'll. For
what are these " extravagant encroachments" which
so startled and astoniShed the good General? They


are the doctrnesof construction, to which the south
is now opposed, but which every Administration we
ever had, supported and to which Pennsylvania is
Y much devoted There is no intrgue--no conceal
! ment--in the pure Old Roman z Query, how man,
letters of different character has he written to his
S friends in Pennsylvania neuer intended TO be used:
l. The Georgia Jackson Electoral Ticket is made u,
OF two citizens, two ma ors, two cOlOnels and three
generals, as per annexed list


If General Daniel Newman, of Baldwin.
II General John Stewart of Oglethrope.
e General Henry Mitchell, of Hancock.
8, Colonel John Burnett, of Glynn.
IS Colonel John Cunningham, Of Ebert.
e Major William Penticost, of Jackson.
" Major John Hatcher, of Williamson.
ID Benjamin Leigh, Esq of Columbia.
s. Peter Miller, Esq. of Monroe


A HINT TO NEWSPAPER READERS. In countr


news-roon, the following notice is written over Il
" chimney: "Gentlemen learning to spell are reque
op ted tsuse yesterday paper"


Y !; Berkshire American.