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How detestable is that spirit of party which can extend its vituperaon to the venerable sage of the Hermitage at this period of his life. He is on the brink of the grave, asks no office from the people, no further honors from his country, and yet Weed, Ca bitter indeed, of the Albany Journal, in re- ation to Gen. Jacksons letter the subject of the "bargain and intrigue" talks thus:

 ..Bnl those who profted by the lie in 1928, want the benefit of 1t again. And Gen. Jack son, without {. facts'' and without < circum- stances" becomes himself the accuserl He will, however, find the public mind less dis tempered now than heretofore. The day of delusion has passed. The man who, to grat- fy his malignity, threw Dr. WATKINS into prison and tuned helpless family into the streets, because he was defaulterfor 5000, afterwards opened the treasury doors to an army of his creatures who plundered the people of hundreds of thousands of dollars with lmpunity, cannot now blast the fame of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS and HENRY CLAY"

 There is kind of weed, nettle, that is only hurtful when cut down and laid at length upon the ground; so with this weed (Fhurlow,) he is only dangerous when lying.