Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12
LETTER FROM GENERAL JACKSON.

We are pleased TO publish the following character
istc letter from General Jackson. Nothing less
frank, less manly, or les magnanimous could have
been expected from the venerable occupant OF tie
iiernitag.. Mr.. Tyler has reason TO be proud OF
tI+ generous bat discriminating appreciation OF the
honest aud fearless patrIof. whose opinion 40 all
questions wh ca true dignity and honor are con-
ceived Is worth more than that Of all the GAYS,
II clusters / imadges and Bells that the worli has
produced
General Jackson shows tha, ne is stu faithful
10 tie cause 1T ie people; and, describing TIE ua-
iuIe ut gev, rnment, insists upon giving That SIM
plicty and drectncss 10 rs action which alone can
secure - CHEST advantages.
lnr CARO- 10 las own course Oh the Bank question:,
f;elerl. JACKSON makes one yey important obser-
sat Oh. lie considers hIs own l4borr but the COM
mcnoeweut 81 reform IN tie banking system. Il
o. uot enough tIat national bank chou be de-
strryed q Was not enough that an independent
trelsurF should be instituted, long lhe Vicious
principles which make national bank objection
able operate wth iui force the local unks pi TIE
states.
The lie compliment which .le hero pays TO 1r.
Van Boren, has early aud oug-trled friend IL album
dainty dies ned
NEW YoKk. August 2sth, ELL.
SiR:-In accordance with res 'iution enclosed,
We az Pres dent aut Secretary OF AN immense Dem
ecrat.c Republ can Mass Convention, held in the
ninth Ward Of tins city, on Tuesday, the 9th in-
staut. have tee honor 10 you 4 copy OF
their proceedings.
The abJect 81 he Convention was simply to ok
press th,. opinions and slngs CT the Democracy
in e, iation 70 the ai-absorJng subject Of 4" Ma
tonal Bank lon Wh perceive, SIR from the
rc-oIutions that "a honoring John Eyer for tin
manly and independent course which he has pur.
sued W. have not forgotten HIM who. IN the war
fare o =: :. and le34 against the Bank, led rs on
ward % giorOus anu lasting victory. The fruit
my And on this account the Democracy of New
J ori. as you viii erceive from the enclosed pro-
cecdugs, most respec fully congratulate you.
As the Representatives of the Convention, ~
have tin honor 90 tender you the congratulations o
the incorruptbe and ion-hearted democracy Of the
city OF New y ork. In the language of their resolu.
tons the veto ot Ohm Tyler It's a triumph of tie
great principles you 80 uoaly and ably v,ndicated
n Your veto message Of iS32' To YOU SIR. no
ouy the Democrlcy m paitziu sense, but ;he
Dem. cracy 1t the country IN every seurr, loOk AZ
their ieader 10 the great war winch the people are
Waging against every form of governmental tyranny
or oppression. We adopt the motto OF our IA ltI
your own memorable language, = II is not IN a
splendid government. supported by powerful mpnop
olies or drlstocratCl est1blsnm. hts. that tue PEG
pie WILL find happiness, or their liberties protection
but IN plan system, devoid OF al, ppnp protect.
no all, and granting tavors TO none dispensing 1t.
lesslugs, ike the dcys OF heaven, unseen and un-
felt. save the freshness and beauty they contrib
ute t. produce"
These. SIR are not only your sentiments but thos,
Of the American peope pom their triumph
we congratulaeyou. Thomas } f!erson IS no longe
with Permit your countrymen aud Us IN he
half ct the New York Democracy, to regard You
the Patriarch o. the noble brotherhood of the friend
of popular fr, edom of which we are all proud to b.
, even the humolest members.
In conclusion, sir, IN behalf of the thousands VIII
were with Us, Tuesday night, we wish vol
length of days, continuance of that popular atiec
ton which has always followed you in your event
fu and chequer career, and tie full measure q
happlness which it is possible in this world for ma
to ENJOY. Respectfully,
Your Obedient servants.
G. GILBERT