From the Western ArRss. PARTY Is BLIND.
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MT. Editor: It is most astonishing, what traits of character in General Jackson, gre daily developing before the public. It puts bis friends to their wits ends. to reconcile his declarations to Carter Beverly with truth, & failed in the attempt. Now, MT. Darby comes out in confirmation of Gen. LacOck. with re- gard to threats made against the senators. which Gen. Jackson had attempted to deny. But what gives additional importance to the letter of MT. Darby. is that General Jackson should go to Mr. Monroe. and press him to dismiss Mir. Craw ford. from his Cabinet; be. cause he supposed that he. Mir. O.. was op posed to his high handed measures in the Se- minole war. Now this appears to be exactly of piece with his whole military career; to put down every thing that presents itself. oP- posed to his views. His arbitary rule at New Orleans having been winked at by the gov. srnment. gave him boldness in Florida; snd because the uprighines of his conduct IS call ed in question, he makes threats of violence against the constituted authorities who dare to do SO. who regarded their cOuntry's rights enough to express their disapprOhati"u of of his c0uduct. But to put the cap sheaf On, he enters the political sanctuary of the chief magistrate. and pressed (if not demanded) a removal of one of his cabinet officers.

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