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~ The Courier of this morning contains L l.
ter occupying nearly two columns, from fIancls
Jackson, of This city. TO Governor Briggs. Mir
Jackson returns TO he Governor his commission OF
Justice of the Peace, which he has held FOR many
wears, and assigns his reasons al length Tor takus
this step. lie says that IN entering the duties 81
the Office he complied with the requirement OF Ia"
by taking an oath 10 support the Constitution OF the
United States. H regrets that he ever took that
oath. because the Consultation contains provisions
calculated and intended TO foster, cherish, uphold
and perpetpate Savcry-and having inconsldrnir,
taken IT, he no longer suffer II 10 he upon IN
soul He therefore takes back the osth-aud arh,
the Executive to take back the commission, which
ives ,s- occasion o his taking H.


fEos'on 1ler Jour.