From the Marylsnder.
INDIANA
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The following preamble and resolutions, by the
Senate of the state of Indiana, will, if any thing
can force General Jackson to seal his lips, as to
his present views on the great measures OF Internal
improvements, and protection to Manufactures
These resolutions are very happily framed to suit
the case further evasion and mystery will not an
swer Gen. jackson must speak out noV, or ''for-
ever after hold his tongue.''


A Resolution ofthe Senate Of Indiana.


Whereas the friends of Gen. Jackson, in the
Western States, advocate his election to the Presi-
dency the United States on the ground of his be-
ing friendly to Internal improvements, and the ad-
vocate of judicious Tariff for the protection OF
American Manufactures and whereas the friends
of the same distinguished individual in Virginia,
the Carolinas, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama and
Mississippi advocate his claims to the first office in
the nation on account of his opposition to the above
measures or system of policy-Therefore for the
purpose of enabling the citizens of Indiana to ascer
tain what are the real sentiments of General Jack
son, and to give them an opportunity to vote under
standngly at the next Presidential election in refer
encc to these great interests


Resolued by the Senate, That his Excellency the
Governor, be requested to address respectful let
ter to General Jackson, inviting him to state expli
CITY. whether he favors that construction Of thu
Constitution of the United States. which authorize
Congress to appropriate money for the purpose o
making Internal Improvements in the several State
and whether he is in favor Of such system Of protcc