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in the message containing his objections to the b, io have supplied these omissions, and m some de- gree at least to have repaired his former neglect but when that paper to be read, t was found that far from saying frankly that he favored and had heen willing sanction the bill, but had been led tii such was the fac) y subsequent reflection to adopt different views upon the subject, he treated the measure one evidently inconsistent with his previously expressed opinions, and which fl ought no to have been supposed for moment he could ap- prove.

 Whether this conduct of tn. President is suscept- ble of just defence or reasonable it not ne cessary to enquire. have not heard, nor can l imagine any ground for either. Whether an expla- nation of il has been offered to any of the gentle men concerned l know not, but mons was at any tune offered to and while forbear to make the remarks. obvious and painful they are, which the transaction suggests, declare the conviction that this conduct of the President standing without known defence, excuse explanation, constituted lit no other reasons had existed) ample ground for with drawal from his cabinet without delay.

 IL IS scarcely necessary to say that have not sup posed, and do not now suppose, that difference merely between the President and his Cabinet, ei- iher as ,o the consttuionality the expe,ency of bank, necessarily nterposes any obstacles to full and cordial cooperation between them in the gene ral conduct of his administrations and therefore, deeply as l regretted the veto of the first b did not feel myself at liberty to retire that account from my situation But the facts attending the ini- taton and disapprova of the last bill made to- tally different from that--one it is believed without parallel in the history of om Cabinets; presenting, to say nothing mores measure embraced and then services rendered and then treated with neg | lect. Such case required, in my judgment, upon considerations, private and public that the official relations subssting between the President and my self should be immediately dissolved.

 l GEORGE E. BADGER. G.. O.A