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 The following pertinent remarks, upon

 the occasion of the Presidents late visit to Ma shville, We copy from she Jackson

 Tenn. Truth Teller" They are dietat-

 ed by good sense andtsound patriotism.-

 '.'Ye might multiply instances to show he eapaeity of the good folks of our naetrapo- h., but We forbear, and come 10 our original purpose Of noticing their doings on the oe- casiQn of the Presidents visit among them. The reader will find f1ll account oi inc proceedings, which We have trans-

 ferred from the Nashville Republican to our

 firs page. The entertainment was such as we might expect from the hospitality of Tennesseeans; and the degree of respect and attention shown to the President such as should be paid the Chief Magistrate of this nation. To this general expression of appreciation, we must make one exception. more in detail. The Republican sa-s- " Passing through immense crowds. &c. the President reached the Nashville Inn, where long, asad enthusiastic cheering ascaifea his a,T'ral." We did hope that in this land ofre- publican simplicity, where every intelligent and honorable freeman may walk erect in the proud consciousness of being equal in every respect to the highest public servant in the government, such degrading demon strations of deyotedness to any one man would never mantle the cheek, and strike q chill 10 the heart of the free born patriot. Gan anyrefiectIng man calmly contemplate such a scene as Is here described, and not feel that American characteris is lowered 10 the level of a European populace, slayish- ly bending the willing knee 10 the insignia of paepered royalty9 Does not every one see in such voluntary offerings at the shrine Of any mans popularity, the decline oi that lofty independence of character which in verify alone distinguishes us as a free people from the subjects of the British monarchy, and without which we are but the tools and yassals of popular eaders2- President Jackson must be all hls enemies picture him, if the enthusiastic cheering'' ot his countrymen conld produce other than painful feelings Of regret in his bosom