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Of The private and confidential correspondence o.
Mr. Stephen Simpson, and then you will have sup
posed certain number of things so very near Inc
truth, that they will be received at Washington as
exsct representations of what actually took place,
and by Stephen Simpson, as fresh evidence OF cor
respondence between the Secretary oil the Senate
and the editor Of the Democratic Press.


To all these suppositions, we must add one oher'
suppose that in the Of Mr. Stephen Simpson TO
Mr. John Randolph, it should appear that the writer
has renounced and nolonger the partisan OF Cen
era Jackson but avows, unequivocally and decided
ly, his opinion to be, tha, Governor De Witt Clinton
and not the Hero of New Orleans, should be the
next president This being added to the other sup
positions, we shall have the substance OF the conh
Dental letter, written by MIR. Simpson, and IN Sc.
cret session. read to the United States Senate by
Mr.. Randolph Is it not marvellous that two such
men, should shut the doors, and occupy the tlme oil
SO dignihcd and respectable an assembiage, as the
Senate the United States. Dem. frpss'