From the Camden fs. c.l Journal.
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Stephen Simpson, one of first editors who espoused the cause of Jackson, has lately come out tooth and nail against him. and is writing letters against his re collection A sensible man, favorably disposed towards the President would never find it necessa- ry to answer Simpson. His letters best answer themselves. He was from the beginning,is now ,and will be- we presume forevermore. an office seeker and nothing but an office seeker. He was this and nothing more than this. by his own showing and having been disappointed, he has concluded to 'ap- ply elsewhere" He writes to be sure, with some practiced point and cleverness, but we would never ask any thing further than his own letters 10 show him mere debased political starveling-advertis- ing Ian editor to let" k Jc fti0s3n'f