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..tsiites of the people. fias not h;s doctrine -and has not his prac-

 f o'' = according to 1t for some years9-- pee O'0 1actrine of a fnonarchist and not

 nm,.blican---for n the Representatives

 'I .do,le are the People, and their voice T II asa ls President occupies ;''c space ''it

 .o of four Senators whom he accuses

 '. .,no contrary to the will of their consti- Y is rerY true that the Legislatures

 ot,o. New Jersey and Maine have pas

 s.olations approving the conduct of the K aaot-but it is likewise true that tine E .,.ors accused of disregardmg those re-

 as 10 pct, and neither do We believe \ to he the yolcc of the States-and so T believe the president will learn. It Is \ ,,ro that the Resolutions passed in the M o,,siature were drafted in the city of |rs.bnston and sent to Ohio, and there

 .d ;n inc most indecent haste. But 1t 4 ;sau,ar that while attacking the private Fs.,aeter and public condnct of Senators, the

 .y;1ent should not for moment have re- ,,bared that he was doing the very thing !. ;.st which he was pfotesting-and we

 j acajn remark that this attempt to sit

 ;ajament on the Senators from these Es,o. is another proof efhis determination < .,t himself above Congress as the inter- |sler of the will of the people.

 qhe President says that tue Resolution If,be Senate contains "an imputation upon

 X. aryate as well as his public character. 6slqss it Is allowed that the pull lie acts of sao are no proof of his private character, .a that his public opinions are no proof of I. oriyate opinions, we should apprehend N every thing impugning his character ass |sllie man, would also, in some degree, re- ket upon lis private character. In any Ehef way the private character of the Pre- Edaat has not been alluded to in the Reso- EIa But what has been the conduct of EA President with regard to the sanctity of ERadaal character. \ paper has been in IRsence for several years-in Washington Eh-the organ of Goyernment--the mouth |sFce of Andrew Jackson--edited by Ken n and Blair. In this paper, islander afer khndor has been issued against many Sen sps, by aame-and these islanders must be Ebsd on as endorsed by the President.-- 6ba after man has been accused of brlbe- onr highest men-and now, indeed, |6RPresdent complainsthat his private char |Rter has been assailed by a Resolution

 Ee have said nothing with regard to the

 Residents claim of unlimited power over

 public money, which must strike every |He who reads the Protest as an astonish- M assumption of prerogatise. The truth K hat the claim so boldly set up was too bag and too badly concealed to succeed,

 d he President was obliged by his iriends

 send the recanting Message. The fol- Owing brief extracts will show the truth oi

 h assertion that the Message Is a recan-