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The Concord (N. H. Patriot, paper be- longing to Hill, Woodbury and Go. has taken upon itself to assert that Gen. Jackson has taken the field against Judge White. Listen to it!

 He Judge White, cannot receive the vote of Tennessee: for even there he must contend at odds against the influence of THE PRESIDENT, Mr. Grundy, Mr. Polk, Sc.

 Can it be true that General Jackson will at tempt to sacrifice his old and tried friend, to . man whose only merit is his subserviency to the President and his opposition to the slave holding States! It cannot be.