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CoRREsPoNDEHCE BETWEEN MR. MONROE AND GENERAL JAcKsoN.--Not long sInca Mr.

 K ennedy, of Maryland, affirmed the floor of the htI of representatives, that General Jackson had expressed his decided appreciation of the treaty with Spain male under Mir. Monroe's administration in lSl9, surreadering claim the province of Tex as, and that his letter would show the fact. The H'ohe called for ite publication of these letters; a

 hsy we're in i'm M ls Na..ona III, rspea 'na' sentatives. The editor of the Globe then took the palns to procure copies of them from Mir. Gou,er- ne"r. son.n-aw of Mir Monroe and has published them. There 's but one letter of General Jackson. sons is a reply. It appears that in April, 1920, the year .a'ter tue treaty was made, General Jackso, had expressed desire to lay down his military