GENERAL JACKSON.
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In whatever aspect of his character, we contemplate ANDREW JAcKsoN,--whethcr in his civil or military capacity, his lincamens are those of greatness; arresting the alen- lion with the force of irresistible attraction, and commanding the unqualified admiration and respect of ali minds The following address, made on one of the great occasions of his life, will be read with peculiar inter- est at-this time; reAccing, as il does, the glory of the pasl, and pointing with prophet ic finger to glory in prospective, if England should dare again wage war against us.- JACKSON, it is true, is no more; but his spir- | lives in the hearts of our people.