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Some of our friends, no doubt, think it time, that we were giving the reasons why we had put on a fuN dress of Jacksonism. We can didly confess we hate to give reasons for any thing, for it immediately leads to a dispute, and we love a quiet life. It is also getting toe hot to engage in answering all the objections that would be urged to the sufiiciency of our reasons; and to pass any in silence, their soundness would be taken fro confesso, ac- cording to the old adage, Silence igives con- sent. We think it, therefore, most advisa- ble to keep said reasons to ourselves-believ- ing, that our friends generally do us the jus tce to admit we have commonly good req sons for doing what we do. We will, how ever, just say the turning out of the Cabinet put on the Coat-we had on the Jacket ard 7rozvsers before.-.aagusta Courier.