From the National Enfelhgencer.
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JAoKsoHrANIsM.-Aw writer in the Constitutional
Whig asks public attention to the language of a
communication from one of General Jackson's sup
porters. conspicuousy published in the Richmond
Enquirer ; and well he may, when the following
sample Of this appeal to" the party" is produced


.'The defeat Of the foe will not be sufficient we
should be only satisfied with his utter destruction
A solitary stab through the hfo,t will never DO his
For the honour Of the country, and the salvation Of
manifestation of power, that opposition shall fly
from before it as from the aspect Of denh. Let
every man then plunge his dagger deep INTO The
bosom Of the foe. and brondish alctf is drip
ping point to show his comrades that he has per-
formed his duty-to stimulate them to initiate III,
eraanph."