GUATlMOZIN,

THE PEOPLE.
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A member Of Congress, from Alabama, writes Oh
the Oath August: 81 find considerable difference
between the feelings Of Congress (or some Of III
men,brs) and the people towards the administration


While the President seemed to want popularity with
the former, l assure you he is triumphant withthe
people His course is fully endorsed by the demoo
racy; and, indeed, have met with many wings who
endorse and fully approve his harbor and rip,r We
to. The veto is quite as popular as any other o.
his acts. was little fearful, at one time, that HI
might be brought into bad odour with the peopt
by the assaults Of a few discontented politicians bu
such is not the case. His standing with the masses
Is even better than it was when he was elected
and if he keeps on as he has commenced, land
have no doubt he wiIl,) he will leave the WIN
House as strong as any one Of his predecessors"