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Jackson's Letter 10 Monroe.-'' am clearly of
your opinion that for the preset. we ought to be
traie our population. conne our frontier to proper


limits, until our country, TO those limits, is filled
with dense population"


How is it that the Louisville Courier h printing
the above paragraph. from Jackson's letter, leaves
out this line !-'-i am clearly OF your opinion that
for the present." The clause is rather important
in supporting the "Oid He,o's" consistency. In
fac! the elter does not prove ai that was expected
from it.-Rcr.