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That there existed deliberate design play upon the
Presidents ibies' produce impression upon his
MUD that there was conspiracy among the Wings to shape
the legislation OF Congress TO obstuct his wsheas
been long apparent This Of the by which inter-
ssed SPECTATORS politics have sought to make the Pres
Dental power and patron sbservent 10 their own ends
Foi them every thing was accomplished they c1ud seer
the President from those with whom be came into power
friend and This best be effected by
sting into his mnd dstrust and dislike III the place OF that
confidence which, under ordinary circumstances 1T Is the du
tv of Patriot President in the integrity and purity
Of the coordinate branches Of the Government That by
such designing have hut well succeeded IN poi
sonng the mind of the President manifest fom the tone
of hs Letter His mind completely abused and he labors
under deiusion concerning the mott OF Congress the eX
which surprise body and the evidence OF
which, contained in the Letter before must give more
pain his real friends than any of his supposed enemies


For ourselves free declare belief that those
who have imbucd the President with the opinions which he
of Congress have been unjust 10 Congress and
kind tieacherous him. Never have more
aborious Congress- bent upon the pursuit OF suc
measures they believed to be required by the public good
Disainng ali petty considerations instead of yielding to


uchovercomng such obstacles Congress has ever
beoe had encounter the Whig maorties he Hou
cessary carry the Governms and now most asd
uousy engaged in the face of the most discouragng ccum-
stances, endeavoring establish permanent revenue
Nor will the courage be damped their abors sackened
by the evidence which this letter affords of the unend


y and dsrspecu sentiments entertained by the Executive
towards them They will 60 regardless OF Executive


barge their duty and pass those with
which the Executive would soon be without power and
the Government itself become nonentity-


That much remains yet undone by Congress-ihat much
may be done and indeed that will be DONE for the
all will be done that in opinion ought TO be- we
think is highly probable We should be happy were 9TH
erwise But shall that denounce Congress
being exclusively swayed by spirit OF faction, sac
rcin the good of the country petty schemes OF hatred
or ambition Common charity speak of Christian du
". forbids such harsh and illiberal construction