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Senate. we should he glad to be enlightened. we
never have seen so intellgbe threat against mem,
bers of that body, since that which was uttereu
asa,pst Mr. Laccck by General Jackson Is IT IN
tended to clip the ears the Senators, If they dare
opnose any ofthe nominations OF the General Are
the Senators be disciplined into SUBMISSION by the
terror of the sword? We think the Official OF the
General shows more zeal than discretion and gives
us fair specimen of the style in which he means
to defend The administration of the General, when
eve. that shall begin. There is a pregant page IN
history which informs Us of the peculiar mode IN
which Cromwell got rid of an obstinate Parliament.
Does the official of General Jackson intend to place
this pare before the General for his perusa and ex-
ample


But not only is the United States Senate threat
ened the paragraph which immediately precedes
the one we have quoted runs thus ;


" Relieving that Messrs. Chandler, Dickinson
and Rlgely prefer remaining IN Congress, we snail
be cratlted to find that the reports relative to the
contemplated policy OF the mor'''es in the leslsa-
lures OF the respective states are not correct. H.
however the partisaus ofthe coalition are bent upon
their destruction. they have only TO act upon their
past policy General Jackson will have 1t fully in
his power to carry the war of retaliation into the
eneiny's camp : and we mistake his character if he
fails TO do So.


The maiorties in the State Legislatures, as well
as the majority in the Senate, are to be dealt with
in some summary way, as yet unexplained, if they
are contumacious. Whena ma joriiy, however small.


is found to be on the side of the General, It is the
voice of the people, to be obeyed and reverenced-
and we are then stunned with parasitic phrases
~" the sovereign people" -" the people have
wled l' &C. But if majority dare to do aught
10 frustrate the predictions or calculations OF the
Official, and expect to control General Jackson
then they reckon without their host" they
are bent on their own destruction" there will be a
:, war of retalation.' Cry your mercy-Mlster
Onici,l, we thought we lived in republic.--Nat.
Journal.