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 ihis plan fer disposlag pf tie PuDhc lands jsiiessifs no principle, violates no com ,....ss.,.d .ess.nses syStea.. Aireaay la..s the price of those lands been reduced from two dollars per acre to one dollar and a quarter, and upon the will of Congress it depends whether there shall be fnther reduction. While the burdens of the East are diminishing by the reduction of the du- ties on imports, ii seems but equfa justice that the chief burden of the West should be frightened in an equal degree at least.--- It would be just to the old States and the new, conciiiate every interest, disarm the subject of all ifs dangers, and add another guarantee 10 the perpetultyS of our happy Unien.

 Sensible, however, of the difficulties which surround this important subject can only add to my regrets at finding my self again compelled to disagree with the legislative power, the sincere declaration that any plan which shall promise final and satisfactory disposition of the question, and be compatible with the Constitution and public faith, shall have my hearty COR cuuence.

 ANDREW JACKSON.

 