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10 love, and for ghe Americas peoPle, whose ,partiality hoHored me with tbeir hIefest trust, nave dieteiis,iii1eas ct spare no effect to discharge tie duty which, in this conjnnettire, is dcvolyed upon me. That d similar spirit will ac- tuate the representatives Of the Amerl can People Is not to be questioned: and < t Gerseaiily pray that the Great isaier of nations may so guide your dclbera- tions, and our joint measures, as that they may prove salutar} examples, not only to the present, but 10 future times, and solemuly proclaim that the Consti- tuition and the Law are supreme, aud tue Uaioa iadissohtle.

 ANDREW JACKSON.

 WARRINGTON, Jan. i6, 1883.