FOR THE Waterman.
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Messrs. EplToas-The fiends OF the present
administrator need not, think, be under any ap.
prshension of injury from the pen Of that model Of
consistency. Corporal Samuel Harker. If be true,
and have no doubt it is, tha. in 1922 he expressed
his opinion Of General Jackson as quoted in several
of your late papers, no need be surprised to see,
IN few years, all the abuse ct present heaped on
lhe administration, turned into the most sycophan-
ic favning which the English language is capsble
afexpressing.


His former abuse Of YaGxson has been such as the
annals Of Billingsgate caunot surpass; now behold
aow changed! Ths little csmelion assumcs another
colour the Corporal has rallied to the Jackson
Standard, aud will be consistent and dissin-
sNshed an admlrer, and able supporter Of the Gen