DE WITT CLINTON.
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Quick woRK.-We understand that the letter
from Jackson to Owens, in which be ISLANDERS the
living and the dead, was sent BY express from Ten
nessee to Owens in kentucky-who sentit by ex.
press to printer hundred miles distant. 1t was
then printed in handbs, and circulated by ex-
press. Although dated the 25th of July, and first
printed nigh 200 mile. from Robertson's Springs,
where it was written. it was sent to every County
in the state--at any rate to every Congressional
Dstrct--before the election. which commenced the
first Monday in August Quere-Who paid the ex.
peuse Ovens is notoriously bankrupt.


jackson wrote another electoneering letter to II.
Daniel, which was used in his stump speeches.
We should like To see that letter also printed
Every thing Old Hickory writes ought to go down
to posteri,y. AS they say in Tennessee, he ha'
ne1er placed lis name in block and ghae, that 1t de-
not elcuote him IN The eyes Of has cosonrymn.v Vide
Nashville Republican, Sept a. The letter to Da
mel of course i. splendid production, for it no
only elevated the Generals but his correspondent
too 1t elected him to Congress BY all means lie
us have the letter if sent to US in manuscript W.
will do our best to correct the orthography and syn
tax.-Kentucky Reporter.