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A letter from Washington City says. Y" MT. Adams. of late. you see by the reports, is re- ceiving the contradictions even of Jackson men. That very man whom they called ' a despot," "a tyrant," "an intriguer." "a fed eralist," is now "a statesman," :" a patriot" and indeed " the onIy man who can save this Union." Alas! what slippery turns in life 1! The very man whom they denounced us the lowest in the scale of patriotism. and who hasely condescended [" bargain with Clay. for his influence to make himself President" is now extolled by CambrelIing, Speight. and the like, as a demigod. who holds in his hand the destinies of this Union! Long and long ago did we predict, that justice would be done

 Mr. Adams. It is done him. The upright

 man is receiving the tribute Uf his enemies before the eyes of the whole nation in her Legislative Councils. These tributes have

 been elicited by Mr. Adams' request to be excused as Chairman of the Committee on Manufactures.

 The Anti Tariff men pretend to consider him aS their friend on this great national questi0n-hut ! have reason tO know, that he S the Arm friend of prOtsstiON, to what extent 