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 Iheys were amongst my first acquaintances m Tennessee, amongst my first eonpatriots Tn arms and the field-=from whom, always, and on the most irving occasions, received the most prompt and efficient aid. No, my dear SIT; have not forgotten you, and aslone asmy faculty ofrecollcction remains. cannot forget the Russels and the Beans. My me- mory Tor your father and his noble deeds in war IS as fresh as 1t was when he was so gallantly leading on his company to battle and to victory. never can forget him. or your gallant brother who was wounded in the, battle of I'allahatchee and died of his wounds, and the arduous, long, and gallant services of your father, throughout the whole war It would give me great pleasure to see you at the Hermitage

 ] am greatly debilitated; reduced to n ske- teton, with a. constant cough and pain in mv left slie--with, lately, great shorness of breath can scarcely wield my pen, but delighted to hear from you and your nume- rous iamliy, have summoned up resolution 10 attempt 1t.

 It IS true, we have been cursed with whig- gery Tn Tennessee for several years led in- to It by two of the most arch hypocrites the world was ever cursed with. But since the Democratic Convention at Baltimore nomi- mated Polk for President, and Dallas for Vice, the Democracy is united- gathering strength from the wings. who are abandonino Clay daily, and next November will bury whigce- " i'll Tennessee, and over the whole United States; and federal whiggery will be buried. l trust, forever.

 The exciting question, between the demo- crats and federal whigs and abolitionists, is the annexation of Texas. The democracy. viewing 1t as absolutely necessary to secure Texas to the United States, to shut out all British and foreign influence from tamperine with the Indians on our western frontier. and with our slaves in the southwest and west Clay, with his federal whigs and aboli- honlsts are for shutting the door against the annexation of Texas, fearful of offending England, and Clay to get the abolition votes. notwithstanding Texas is all important to our National defence and safety How humilia- flhg, to every true American, the idea of America, great and independent nation as we are, to be overawed by the dictates of England. But Texas must and aeiH Dc ours think Polk and Dallas will get 20, out of the 26 states.

 ] must close with the request that you tender my kindest wishes to your amiable Wlle' and all your dear children, and all the Beans, and to you and them long lives and happy immortality, where | hope to meet you. Your friend sincerely, ANDREW JACKSON. v N+AfT. " NJ. RUSSELL,

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