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MONUMENT OF BRONZE TO JAcKsoN.-This great
Wolecslarted by few politicians at Washington, is
'aAea OF IN several of the papers with great dea


oi " enu'os'asm' which s,we are very much disposed
,.,,o,S ~ a"ee'eo' We have seen too many at
einp's % erect statues to great men who are dead
aaa son.'.urn out failures. In the present case many
" ~. polr'e,aas ana SPECTATORS in bronze, talk like
ahsels' o. ,ne iacii'y with which money can be col
lec'eo' ana 'ne statue erected. But if they could
extract the brass IRON their own countenances !,
would be the readest process by which the na,s,;ai
Tor the proposed work could be obtained All ,hess
movements are intended solely to humbug the nso.
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