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Joy them bY personal participation in the con,em- plated celebration of the Slh of January New Or leans.

 Nor would il be prudent for me, in this precarious slate ofhenith, ts designate any other day of the lu ture. Nevertheless. gentlemen, in this and in all similar undertakings my spirit shall be with you. thank my God that he has spared me to witness the late triumph of democratic principles in the pres identml election, 10 which your Lousana has contributed her full share. Il is as balm of healing To the wounds which federalism, whigism, Cor by whatsoever name iImay be known,) had inflicted op- on our beloved country; and with feelings of the most perfect resignation, can edopt ihe invocation of Simeon of old. "LET NOW THY SERVANT DE- PART IN PEAcE," for have lived 10 see ihe saliva ton of my codnIry and the perpetuy of glo' dus Union secured.

 These acknowledgements pou will please commit nicate 10 those whom you represent, and your n- dividual behalf, respectively, accept my thanks for the very accepta1e manner in which you have been pleased to inform of their wishes.

 With sentiments of high consideration,

 Your fellow citizen,

 ANDREW JACKSON. To Messrs. A. Mouton, J. R. Plauche, G. Leon. ard, John K. Grymes, &c &c.--Commlttee.