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home. But am happy, gentlemen, to in- form you that nsy case has been TecORsidered.

 In the late election in my district, IOppOseCl Gen. Jackson, from principle. I well knew the mighty pOsOer of his name but deter mined, if ifbeaten, to submit to my fate. Iknew that his mighty Dane was like the vivid light hing that comes from Heaven, scOrehing and blasting every thing with which i; comes in contact. But, gentlemen. in that election, carried both hin, and at his iafuence against the United States Bank, upon my shoulders. My constituents have again sent me to Con- gress as their Representative. But l am no Party man-I go into public life as every mans tepreseDtative--baving in view the general welfare of our common country.