Frurn the Washington Telegraph of May 3oth.
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Hotter and Honer.-At the late Jackson meeting, proposition was made to re-consi- der the vote and resolution approving of the character and conduct of MT Calhoun. The Globe of this morning says: "Possibly he (the Intelligencer) counts as anti-Jackson the few shrill cries that tried to utter a double sound upon the resolution nominating Mir Cal houn. The friends of the President never count those on his side who talk with double voice." Are we to undersand by this, that none who approve the character and conduct of John C. Calhoun, are to be considered as friends to General Jackson If they arc to be denounced, prescribed and persecuted in the name of the President, it is proper that they should know it. It certainly cannot be expected of Mir Calhoun and his friends, that they are to support the reelection of General Jackson, for the good of party who avowed an intention to use the power and patronage of the Government to villfy and persecutc them, Or, is the article in the Globe intend ed for the benefit of those clerks, who dared, in the face of the great Globe itself, to speak as freemen?