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The feelings Of modification and chagrin, with
which General jackson returned from his vote-seek-
ing tour to New Orleans, will have contributed not
little to incapaciate his mind from bearing with any
thing like ..Ron,a,a dignity" the reception OF Mr.
Clay's last Address which was, no doubt, in wait
ing for him on his arrival at the Hermitage. .'where
satrely areenaaa" may in any manner assail his fel-
low, aothom having ascriJed TO him improper de-
signs"