...ne will concerning himself. But when, in the next breath, he spoke of the'work which he expected God, as the Ruler of nations, to assign to him, he called Him The Almighty. He also insisted that Dr. McGuire should be called in, and the appeal be made to him. When he entered, he candidly admitted that he shared his fears; but General Jackson, while perfectly willing to die, was still as sturdy as ever in...