From the Globe.
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We lay before our readers to-day, MT Berg rien's address to the public. We will review it deliberately, and show from 3 mass of Cir cumstances, in addition to Col. Jobnson's posi- tive testimony, that the charge which Messrs Berrien, Branch, and Ingham, now urge against the President, is atterty nntonnded. We will show from it's contradiction of well known fact. susceptible of the dearest proof, that MT Ingham's statement is essentially in- correct; and that, notwithstanding Messrs Berren, Branch and Ingham, the interested harties, who make this evidence, unite in say ing that it is taken from notes made at the time by MT Ingham,--and that, in their " re- heated coversations," they concurred in it's details,-yet that it furnishes in itself clue from which we will prove it is not true re- cord We will show, moreover, that it stands contradicted, not only by the inYaartiai wit- ness who communicated between the Presi- dent and the parties, but also by the know ledge of all those near the President, and &C., quainted with his views.