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ne House of Representatives,. This iorGis The
ground Of the present opposition. who admit the
policy of the present Executive to be correct, bu,
are determined to eject him because he was elected
Ly Congress. II General Jackson should, oy any
shance, be elected in similar way, the same argu.
rrent nigh; be applied to eject him at the end oi
his frs, term after approving his measures all
.hrough il! and have not the friends OF the General
sagacty enough 10 perceive that some OF sheir pre-


seu, allies would be the FIRST to use this argument
against him? The very efforts OF the Jackson
party prove that they do not belIeve-whle they
assrr, i.-tha. he will be the choice Of the people
at the mex, elections and that they are desirous TO
secure bis election by the very course which, in the
case Of the last election, they have censured and
deprecated ss contrary to the spirit OF the constr


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