From the Baltimore Patriot.

Extract to the Edtor.-hated
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WASHINGTON, Dec. i5 1921 ?


arrived here few hours after left you in the
morning, and my first essay has been to make my
way lothe Capitol. putup at adsby's new house,
and though very good and spacious one, it suffers
greatly III comparison with Barnun's City Hotel.


With regard to the ruuour started ina Philadel-
phia jackson paper about MIR. Clay's mission to
England, ii is regarded as all moonshinc here and
without pretending to know the secrets of the Exc
cutlve, feel no hesitation in saying the runour is
utterly untounded There will be- no doubt, some
dhculty in making selection.


am happy to find our friends here full Of conf
dence IN success, believing the arch leader of the
Opposition has done his utmost in his tricks of in
trsue and management of his troops. The Mes
sage Of the President has fell upon the Opposition
like a clap of thundrr--it is acknowledged on all
hands to be powerful and lautless--the Opposition
cannot gel hold Of it, SO they arc obliged either to
praise or be silent. Their views on mauy nipor-
tant subjects differ at least as widely from each 9TH
eras from us and it is very far from being in their
power to restrain individuals who may chuse to start
= project, however wild and offensive to many Of
them. This must always he the case with "com-
binaon as Mr.. Floyd Of Virginia termed it, made
up o lhe most Heterogeneous materials, with as ma
ny party hues as there Colors in Josepis coat.
-Hr. baihour, you know, was formerly the Speaker,
but not being willing TO othe whole hog as the
Jacksones have It. they would not permit him ag;n
10 he elevated to that high station His proposition
relative to the sale OF the Bank Stock, Caused as
great Inter among the combination as voIey
OF shot among flock oipigeous. Rely upon il that
some OF the knowing ones amongst them feel much
alarm, and already begin TO look and feel as though
their days are numbered.


At dinner to-day had very free conversation
with two Intelligent Nirpinians--they assured me
that the Jackson fever is burning ont fst-that the
Old Dominion has at last got her thinking cap on ant
that the tide Of public opinion there is turning fast
| in favor OF our present Administration. The vir
tuous Madison Is With US, which cannot fail to have
ITS effect upon the moral sense of mankind. | fine
many well disposed citizens who have been ayerse
TO Mr. Adams. think he has been very harshly ant
very nntarly dealt BY, and viii now give him thcil
support There is evidently calm but sure re.ac
tlon in his favor since the PRONUNCIATION of his las
'ies.lg" Such a long tried, faithful public seryan
'''h 10. ~ ','t'r'i ont Of office for no fa"lt
especially wiien recollection for four short year
viii close hls political life forever.