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ANDREW JAcKsoS's PoPULARiTY.--We full, agree with the following remarks from the Ohio Statesman:

 "There is one remarkable trait about the charac ter of General Jackson that endears him to the peo pe. IL is the secret of his great and overpowerins popularity. We alude to the warm and ardent feel isgs for the laboring masses of mankind. Ills whole soul has always been directed to their freedom irou the expressions of corporate wealth and arislocrarie rule. more sincere, devoted and ardent friend they never can have. In him the working man was truly represented. His love for. and reliance on the laborng masses, bore him up in his conflicts with the money power; and il was knowledge oI this great attachment and confidence ia the people, hat rendered. the money arstocras 90 bitter towards him. nf