From, the Trenton True american.
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Letters from Washington, OH the subject Of the
Presidency, from the friends of Cen jackson, are
becoming thick as mnce-ples on Christmas
holiday They come on in caravans from the great
manuiactory OF the opposltion, and are worked up
with all needfu SKILL by the chief brewers ana
bakers, in Congress. Large operations are carried
on in this way continually, and the Jackson stock is
elevated and depressed in the market, according 10
the supply on hand. These letters to save trouble
are often manufactured in the several states, az
at some branch establishment, which greatly assists
the parent institution, and answers exactly the same
purpose, as if fresh from the mother mint, at the
seat Of government. They are then sent back
and read by certain members of Congress, 10
others, who happened not to be in the secret, anu
thus their traffic Of reallng marvellous tales Jor
effect, is kept up. 1t is goodly trade, and apuli'
dainty followed


The people may rely on 1t, that II Gen. jackson
should be elected, their condition cannot be alter
ed in any one particular tor the better. Inc au'
mnistralion is following the course Of policy pur
sued by Madison and Monroe, and any change which
General jackson might make would be for the
worse. AT peace with the whole world and IN the
full enjoyment of every blessing that can arise from
the free exercise of civil and religious liberty, we
must be restless indeed, TO desire change with the
view of improving our condition Politicians, who
seek office, may be beneftted-but the honest yeo..
manry, who desire to advance the happiness Of
themselves and families, and the honor and interest
of their country, cannot. The office hunters are
reckless of consequences, and would disregard the
overthrow of our republican institutions, provided
they could be seated in power, by the revolution
but the people have interests which they Will not
so lightly hazard. We beg them TO pause and 10
reflect upon the consequences, before they aid u.
giving an imI. us TO the wheel, which, In its evolt
tions may destroy themselves Po1 m