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, v . 7 ' , fcnB ..- I'.T 1. J r t- . a & ! -: . V. i.r4 r r7 r". . c r- i .o ai i; V-nS W h mn . , , . n.r t vta t - , ,i ! !' i of hr world r- if 4IU f "')iiioi. 'Riitit -. - i1 t!e fneada " I he AU-o.iiSr''" . . r.ci'lJl rtyrt at!-y . f . , i-L 1 mf Wieada-fieHupa 1 (ft oumiKH bmJ to say k lilt V 1 1.,. u.i,',ff of those aha rr)u r b ll UW hrd COiI.pTj With!" - ct a' - pfrf tf th A..Uwnitslwa utlhM cii-tr. 1 oti f..e fJaerof the "!!dai m t'i-l l 1 haul fer uf cxrtnwJ liun itul i lh;H of tl.ia county M frirad U the p cxot Ajriiitn.. 1 kae d '.) hU be will Hng -a rpiion vkea , IS f -nJ. nf tkrprf!i'im4J '.iHiir ratal- ,' jrmj tS we-k f Jhe Super Crt - V.fK-tsa n. j .ri'jr o tta little Jkge in fi r uf Cerxria. Jcksrn.'. ' V Oner, the People, Greriboro'. Guilford eo. Ibrch J , : ,. . ' tO tut STA.' ' m 1 All kaowb'dge is progressive. Cor . rut knowledge, touching an one ob . j- f of thought,) difficult if not iiapos- to obtain. The general imperfec- t 1 . 1' ji'.I that ia M flleJ thp Tact of I ,.! .-o Lavin breri naattiinment, hwt ; Tcr profouiiJ, that ha4 not beeo rpan' . J by iKh-ra, that baa fcnt beeo deeper ii prnrtratcd bf tb'we who ba come a- tsr "uScientlr prove (hi petition. ' v ". '-The miml, 1 h ouch there it nothing , more uliie r incapable of fatigue, ! Hlhij in renting place, Jolij'ita ia if- 1' jnj op it ilea in tmodlea, instead x keepm them epreau beture ill ier henca the prmeneiln almoa! att roinN , in form opinio at the (irA xllmpti, "i vriilmot being at the pain I reflection r ii!Hcient loqttirr.' ?Thia mat be e m- - pha'irallj termel wtfild of opiniooa; of wliirh all mankind pride themselves ' in hfir, txiliilifullT aurinlird with, utifk. 1:11' eyr ailvertinf id their nnrvirtunr - - 1 w . ;"iit ii,it ever inquirifix of themsr-lvea trlirt'ief ttlPT turn lin lnntt Strum -preiii toniideration, whether ther re . :M frgiiimate oQsjring or the proper , . . e miu uiai wdu:Aoar jar .aoove ' herd of mankind, that would will- v 8re ntuch-iietereftee paid Ks deli I 1 .11 hhs, V ilf be cartful bow 'ft fiiM If." - ,v:f unAltfrab!v to anr inmrRktinn h..t ,eviT fc.) plausible recollecting jhat ft '.; tti.Tf-by lone door, axaiost alLfatam ' ir;ii.roveiTeiit, iraprion5 i( ideae, which J ir. ' .. ir j a- -a . t ji ynuMTu iu s;iii mrge anu nave free inn rconrie wtsn outer noiioos, vpuM in '.u viine arrive 01 wooicaome conrlui . . - . -" ,llIVU, IU ' the bf ahhy aiata of. the 'intellect' than l .inre ia nnlhmcr nm'ii,naina . . ... . . . - .-a - ; flu wKctbev fflmUjr''politkM than t rr.i'.i ir.r uim mivchml in ukiii .n f i.ru .my auupuun,. ao foneqoent "; , "t.f"' their opinion aa jome are of their Vin(uierr50fne light, go light,) when they ... urai icvcitcu iviiMiui aiillDa: all j.ne e viuence on ootn aides, that the case is susceptioio r, when tliey Have been contractext from bad sources. -"'.There is , 'fsothin that ought to'betnore'distrust-.;.-,.d. than the growing -up bt opinions, . tnerti in nninini' inf man c. - - - ivjjiv.vn" f ul than to be read with opinions, no ' 1P.'w that ousht to be les ivnm.rK " . . L . . .. hi . ' . . , v jiirip tu ud loneer remain, a rtonlit a '1ft nF Kpinii !ld trit,A d ..-a--' if ... ...... -i. ,, virj uaiara.soj iik ra.il nil. f 1. . r J - - .: : lliiw will theno rpflpclirtri - 4V the politics of (he dan upon. eonsiue'r- atino that calls forth most 'ta In. and tnore is airetjuy an alarming degree of " v?,neuv1P,:rauvnK tne tton, upon " i "" jwwn njjjru. in . tin iiku neii. anu anon whmh k. ... . .iv f""" .:m o Tnnst -omie ''i4dntfiiili.iiiA :ii,i i..i.i .. r- J..;,' inn iv ucbiut me muiiprr nr th. . a - ex -mined faithfully Tor themselves iuto t - I'ue description' nfthe claims bHsented - w u 1 1. 1 1 1 1 . ia aurn ... .... w-'-Mii"u fUfnna U'llA or have they tkio ,fr tranted h. i,i.s: yr-num of a few interested .partisans, hose iut Sment perhaps has been warp ; ed aside by personal considerations o. locil prcpoSsoSSmn8? Ha, gotd will to- V,.C UI un-in ior smices render: vu uie Wei.i 01 Dattle induced any to .associate With hi mm. n.i:e.., fur th Prede.n;.,: r.;,r. ,raH0n.8 . ... . reciii. r iect that crm nr twn .vnm. .... r , . Bian dpes not form a character twenty years at least, with all the inVl! A dents acts, services t.ci.ty;0f what. ir miu, wuii wnom assm ai,t k- V 'possessed of, whether they are of he vs .;'""" ea on thi present oc , asion, must all bwe:?hed in theap ,Hir,lo usance, in o.der to make 11 Jdios selection " Dmnn.ul , Vfarda one of them on the account of hi. being . Southerner determine any t ni favor? v Let such recollect that the Northern people were most instromen. Uli n getting u? the Revolutionary war. .i'"g t battles! for if 1 XNortn had been aa di8aflT1pt.H .. tu. -...v.. aT . .-I.J . dence had nevr hM . a " achieved: They the thprrfim itoa.Mta . .i .!owsh,p and confidence of the South, Doeagood Will tinrard. one of them, , pose.the present AdmlnKtrat;on of ,fe general gwernment. add tvho coincide !wili Southern lentiments on that UHlorted ubieet.ihT..;flr : i - . t. . H " ..-,: .. t u ' -. ! u' ' ,i .t .4 t-.a, l I e n. iw j 4 ;n fa ep i t. nrrl aJiir' ; r , li. ir f year , ta t f t '. r rn , be 1 rwri't Scei 1 r rrij'. - ! ffwrisn rTrvrei.;i:i r.. ;e Mr. .t L. n wxb i' 1 ' ., Jrff.nMa cofitTciieJ t r. n ) tin into i' r c-i.liT..'.l I cr lx-rue Mr. Si cmmiUed tStc interest of the ostuxi nit W. kerp tn. whea be appointed bin itiinilr t Enj'aj.d becio Mr. JloDroe. vhea as : J rretid.-Bf, cU4 him beidt from the L4 mrntuirtl country t f4:i iie importaot oiLre of Secretary of Sute bcrauvi ' Contrfa of rte Uaited 8tateria lltt.'tiht bini better qualified tban either cf Ki p pe nenta, (the uvr'sU is ii ojjo nent.) whidi wii evinced by electing hi a ta first b!l((-baue be per soes die asme line 4f policy rbat Had uch an auprfu influence durin'Mr, MaoroeS adminislration do then con siderations detensine any to' fav'vr Die claims of the present iitCBmlwM?- Let such reeolleet thot no oae aing!o act i to be Ukea as evidence of hi fitnesa, bntthe blending them all together; and ejteciallv it is necewary i taka into the consideratinn the Jnaoncr the go Trrnmenthas bem"aJauniterrd tht three years be has been tmhe Vrtsiden cj. ',.cw." rrr.v ;Tbe writer -of Jtlese reiBajks,,i not one, oX thuse who sees such a degree of danger ' that would arise to the nat'rpn from the tn'dilary .character , of one of tlie pandidatrs, should be be the choire, of he people. ' He has too much coqIi dence in the pVwersof the constitution, tha wisdw and purity of Congress, to believe (har' hr' influence bf any tbe man or set of men, can so Tar obtain as to endanger the stability of this govern ment notwithstanding all history is a gainst the conclusion; for if wecefer to Greece, Uomo, to France or England, the evidence to the contrary stares as in the fce. Aprf from these considers; tions, It is certainly the correct course pf.thh nathm to cootiriue In her present character, that ef a PaSJie, agrietillurat, manufacturing and eonmercial coun try he twn.laat graduated to its in creating Wants and maturity avoiding, as at lrat Suspicions, the rock on which alt other free governments have been wrettted, Ibe mititaiy tfta7actefh would seem to be olfrring too great a re ward,, fur military talents, to establish therprecedent, that one of the - most popular Generals should be made Presi dent. .' - 'A'.- ; - 'l"he only way tr decide this matter impartially is to fira;et who are the can-, ilidates, and tlcterntine the contest cu tir?ly apen. principle let it be consi: dered in the coatpromSaing. giving and taking principles laid down in the eon alitution, without sectional feel ings or prejudices; let erery. mn who wishes wvU to his country, who, would be go eroed. efttirely : br ; reason, and who wishes to do for the best, ask himself whether he is prepared' to see. changed the poliey of the government, as admin istered during the three laif administrt Jiunt a policy which has been hapjiiiy called the ) American systent, whether ho" is prepared to see' tht'govcrnmenf pUCed under th control of those men who have always been- opposed tc this system frpui : tlie. flirt of - WaahinVton JG.it I -."."V'.' T .-VP ' !'r Tt ,T?"" " . WMv.;l Admlnistrarion JiHiits arc Attetnpting to brealt thiforrenf the Hestitnotir, which is fleelaprA Tn thtS Suiihtr of Kt5ittucky.The Wienk' of it nAi farcen ; rsiitipleic failurr as'c.ij- rniated iik.bniig the Iriends of Jark, son Into poiitrmpt, ami 'to ekarMr. CUf nf iVrrjr soft of irriiiutation Itt has ijirodncetL a ' vert 'tliflerent t oitr iiiiidfi.-'We arc free Trtmblo " ftndf tit lie! ;to 'dpiiy 'the exwtciicp of any t-olliisioti witli tfttm'; a drud;of susmcion' tich lias g: thcrrd about ,1iis;chrit-acterv vill be come thicker lhan cvrr. - - H linn Anil 11. i r..ll r . ...... ....I. im, ,iywyin; i at is are made out r- c 'r:iy, -.' '. -,v ' rar opposed to Mr. "Adaips,' ,ai to rontribote Stoa towards a pamphlft "'r. a as an amis. rm wu Ia. ks.in by letter o join m mm v 't-xinsion,--atia t.?w.u;ii. hitivtrt" Washington: v e .ThaH fedays bei out vr vabiungton, tic told Mr; Cari new. i was wholly uncommitted k to, his yntc-fand yviHhed ; to1 he ? left FwT-an!1 lew tUys befoi-e tfie cloc nun, no row MP. John- T:'JI1,. that ho thought the Kentucky I)e legation mieht votn That Mr Blair declared t Am os jveniiau and to Mr. J Dmiipv. ti.ut it was ascertained if MrrAdams was made, President. Mr. CI wi,ld y rriary ot &tate ho par to say, ma: onles Mr. Cla should unseat the tips! Vif Francis , iCBfaitv and Unless ' lie1?cII tiiMiii Alnr v.y V ,'?a!W"V I'iftvcviucwe: AJwmgaiwJ-XVl Central. Jck whtcb has cew.. suomUted jo the si : Committee of Koitucky (San v.frKVrfnn!JU nel'Sm.hairma;ftud LVvii statements anil a! .davits whU-Ji fiave Sandcrs,siirJ SccrctaryV havepu occii' puuiiKiicH, since ,at Invest W-i. tlal.o.t W ..t- rsm nniirtAia.,., i : v ir'S hwi an enemy ;of the ft?1'? fr iacttalsct fitatc direct position Ao , wiri, !c t f rrra.l Mr. V. t f,nri.f '.r.;rS'S lj Lw.,. f,r ;.Jr. A. as i i .tliat rse t ti J cL!,! li t .' Bl KffH.Ka.T, ard Ub H V otr Tiswtf tUa We-trrt Slatrs. wl.i. h wutild (left him, in wUirb ra-te Mr.'C ; would ulita'ai t'..V apMitit3irrf Secretary r S '. itr." Tb qaestion in i r. from wUia Un coaBdcatiai Irttrni Crf) .Mf. K.eU MrriW thera to Mr. Uay vhtcM lajfrifw Jilair Hi vol eVaa. altUusigb bo M 4irrd it: -iUo ml k did say ! tl Senate; tra. tha Mr. K. Md made li pabliratiB ittwat Cwasaf UU'ion r UrilffrM him, nid that hh Infrrrwres were not Hiidrd w anj Iformal'ha), or rranted by an ctmmnkatioB). (P.) had made to bim thai lie kad not ri.m fminicatcd to aa on the grounds on which he bad made his statement to Mr. K. nor bad kd aUewn tb letters Ut which the grntlrraa alluded, to tny persrtB to who they w're t addrresrd.. But, . Mr. Blaif d not say that th"J were not trona Mr. Clay, as a man if honor would have said luder aurb cirr.Mnwti.nre, if tliry1id not been really written by Mr. Clay. The Inference is, thrrr-f.re,-irrrsistible Mr. Clay. f in micent,' ratmot rwonrtle it to his own character, to forbear railing on Mr, B. to say. (Aa. ht was not the author, nor w as any one w ho w as not au thorised by.Uimsilf to write in that strain, te Mr..B. 1 It aprtenrs, also, that in ronse quence o( theso nmtmunications, va riti9 letters were procured to bv written to Mr. White, pressing him to; vote for Mr. Adams; and that for Mr. A. be did votr. V It appears, alsn, from irresistible trstimony, that what has hern said of Mr. Trimble has been confirmed. and what he has said of his original determination to vote for Mr. A. has brn contradicted: for, Mr. Serrcst testifies, that in a speech ' made in 1834. Mr. T. declared Mr, A; to be a noted federalist, and inimical to the West, and Mr. Manon testifies to his declarationr that if ever he voted for Mrv' Ar "witnsas might call litui a fetlcralist as long as he lived." It alsu, appears upon the evidence, of Mason, and M. Harrison, and Jesse Sutnncrs, Halhert k Hamrickj that on his return from Washington, T. attempted to justify his vote for Ad ams, upon the ground, that we (the friends of Clay) bad aictrfoiMcd if iMr4dams was made President, Mr; C. would he made Serjrelary of State, and that if General J. was made President, Mr. C. would not be made Secretary, and that it would be bet ter for us to have J. with Mr. C Se cretaryi than den. J. without him." L ".It apneats aTso, from the tesUruo- ny.ol James MriMiilau ol t lie u. ot K. that f rancis Johnson tlerlareq tltai'Ae voted for Mr. Jl. to ge, Mr. Cv.made, Secretary: of Stateand Mr. Join) Desha testifies, that Gen. Mctcnlfr tidd kimV wcr could pot possibly get Mr. Clay in tlie Cabinet without voting for and it!fr.tttjg"-Mri JilamK, and we rould net.do without Mr. Cs talents '; . Vi -, In truth, there rail be no'longeV a doubt tliat'sonie of jjh'e ppi'eterita tives f KentiicHl Voted ftr,.iv A. under such an underslandinsr-in the veYy ; fa cc " of t hei Uestil ut ions )f t lies LgisratuVe-iindep Jtjic cjijcyiation tliat Kentucky, would forgive theni forj theif : otej by- the ridr and tlw interest wuicn she lew tn;8ee.ing Mr, C.mado Secjttary of State.-lf Mr. C does uotTall' upon Mr Blair to letter or letters addressed .to htm; T cannot avoid bciri sifspected astJieir autlior, tlnif of course .as bring ar-' Ftonte'ftf AtuficAff, which cannot he blinKca jiy nir. tay unii nts ir icnus.-; -t l ury give'! a; nynojisis-. it ihe Evidence raieiy fiuumuicir uriiw senate ot Mr. Clay the; charges of Collusion and .ci'nT.upticm.'-monff 1Uicf cir cuiustances, they state theuisejvei to be authorised to say, that had' Mrs, w mt ai confession been admitted it-.'..would haio pHiv'cd. that Avhilc at pVasliitlglort, and ver Rincfe hiS ir- tut n. itc has nmformty said hat he vote (lf6r Mr. ClaVn and not fqr' Mr. jdaibs; that M r. would . never liavovbcen; President, had pot Mr 0. been Secretary, of State; tliat ii tlwugli he Ikewrjpt lio 'rert ; and positive bargaln'ta part 'of the Ke turky Delegation held a caucus, in Which, after consulting Mr. C. Iiim self, they determined to support Mr. Jdam being perfectly satisfletl that he would tnake Mr, Clay Secretary of State; nd this was his motive In t . voting for Ir..Jl.r-Thd Committee quainteu w itU tins understanding hich TiiscoUcagtica jprrestoV'iV Mr. Ca 1at- r;i.if-ot) tl itU MjT. I' M rr be acd t'.je atne j -mr. a'lr la anul ia i sa- tatoa Utj." lhal hr Lad divo to Maj.Carwrat. brre leaver; kew tacky, six. ttattUera sra r ab Ucl tabisoliagforGr.JarkH, and that U-kad not made vp.tia iadr. ; - l. . : " ' ' , . Dut, tb aerlUn wf the Cil mittee abaat Mr. Blair's runtMi"rf of Oti tranaaetioaa, areatiH tnorr startling and impwiag: that it was distinctly asrrrlaineii Irani Lis apn gicM, and 4lier r irrumaiaurra, that b prwared the information which be forainiiqirated ta- Mrwtrv Ren dall and Dudley, in eILUnM let- ten Jrom Mr, CUf i kimtetfuuA that indeed (they) are infornird ttrw a rbannel on which f they) ron ftdently rel y, that M r. Clay's friemls In Frankfort, now bar 'a cxpy of sock a letter; and that this may ar count for their readinew la exrusing Mr. Blair from git ig tcatunoiiy an compulsion. The Committer do nt doubt that lull proof of a direct bargain, is in the hands, of Mr. Blair" and thev defy Mr.C to release him from all confidence. and to call on him to come ont with tbe troth, the whole troth, and nothing but the truth." We aiml! publish this address. It i a docu ment which Mr. C cannot pasnovrr n sili'iu e. Lnless he puts down such assertion, boldly and promptly unless he calls uHn Mr. Blair to come forth, and defies all his ac cusers, it is in vain that he will hope for relief, from all tlie pens and all the presses devoted tothedmims tration. A suspicions stain will he left upon his escutcheon, which years cannot w ie out Htcfu Enq. THE SI!. MILITIA MEN. Our readers are aware that the reMrt of the Secretary of War m answer to the resolution of Mr. Sloane, has now been for a long time in the hands of the printers for the House. There has been no little inquiry into the cause why these documents have been so long kept 'ack. wc think we can explain. The- election ' for Governor takes place "in NeW-Ilampshirc on the ! 1th of M.irch: .9 scandalous hand hill. reiuTReutinc: the six militia men. each with black coflins, and if we arc correctly informed, contain forged letter, has latelv been gotton up for the purpose of operating on that election. If the report oi the Committee should go forth -to the world it would expose, t he falsehooit Bint otter profliffnry of the charge, and we do not hesitate to declare onr. belief, that it is kept back until the hand-bill to which we tefcr, shall have done its work, and the publication of the official docu ments be too late to counteract, its effects. In confirmation of what wc say we -privc, two facts, .The first is, that the editors of the Intel l.igencer as, printers ta the House Iiave , possession of tlie report of th5 Committee,' and. have lelused to us ft Cy for publication; "The reimrt is a ptihlie drtcument,' and we know of no rule which justifies ihrjr keep ing ii narii ii-om me press. s;ne oilier ract is; mat nv tne trsoiuiion of the.. House, adopted, hy .a;'ote.of 10S to 69, ;t w as ordercV ilw tap poatincnlivhett prhitctUi'Akoiild, be appe'nikd " the ve)mrt ojjht Milittijfll Vomviutec 6h Messrs. tnues and SeatA.instcd'',of!-iwbli8'hin' the wnoie. 11 ,one..iUot;Hincm, vi ivi c hV H hf Housd.,; iniblished two etm- rate dtcduierits, baviug eaclf a sepa rate title pace, so that the report o t he", Secretary? oET3Var, :cohto1nihg the i nocuments wmiea , a ; oy mat uepaiTmeni.-niiKiu oc sent km n to f.lic, ,w(vld by tjiejCoalitHin rmeta. bersithout the report if the Com mittee. ..wlncHthb House; by the iajrireotcSve have statl,.,omrereY to aciempany tliem We. niakethis statement upon good authorityV-f'The AV " s.'.a a,M- frjcfc'rwas detected by tlie vigil fo the Chatrmad of Military iiff uance affairs, aVid MessfSi' Gales artel SeatW weri under the necessity of sfriking ITa iicw edition -for. the' Uouse,,in con- u'M the mean time, wc.bsc iio as- ' '.i .. .. . i . :. ., . .- -.. surance ;juav; tne mree w tse men of , ANew-Hampshire. .)ittve.,ii.it been suppllea wiui tliou,sanos ot lms -apu rions document bearing the? imprint of the 'pVinb'Vs of tltf :;- House, and prepared to be sent forth In violation of its order, made alter sidcinn tie hateW'e.laytfiat we; have no as sttrance 'thatf thoiisatids of this" sou rtous uocuthent has not been ..thrown before , .IhV '. aVroi Ja'" of .f Newi Hamti- shire, ifortiiel'tirposaof ope luting on the election, which is tii take place on the ittb, or;MrchATi!n-cis notliinjg,inJJie history' tiLs CtialK tion. nor in the manner Jo which this spurious document has been1 erotten up. uh ii mi yKj.i uie tuea uiai H lias been itlone. Junless it lie tlie fact, that the trifck was detected beforcjt w as tlioVause 'or triith demanda b's es? planation from Us.; Wft"ra'nnot,cbn- cjde thtse remark s better tbati by g.-. In; tie tVrTowirg 1. ::. r, f.tia! iu'raHn t,U lie. !r. Ulair. oltlr ll' ttet 'm tify. Uu4 ri RtnnitttTi'M, ) - rrrmry .Ut, l:i (riwwa Caciawst I - Cr f-i- Vaancn.) d tit4 by IX AWirr, in mt, m rtl: l Ik. jrrl t4 tM U cr"ri nU Hf. A cMitr. 'J ko k. Is M rl-T'r'X'.'', CUM1' W af iHtii t txr. Llrroi bar tt aoiia so irvmen. TYmm lh Mrt wbicw k took the vnasnrAoaiaf umiraMst til aa caimtwiea.ia am Tiia CHrrcat af f.lwhand. kick b b ind-t trioHyprorrstnt aw lhat tjeet. Tcry rTnuiiT, yaar i am.' J0U3 BLAUL 0 ErlrmetJm D. .VrrmirrU UUrr.' I tiava rrad witk WifnaUoa tke rrantu imi af JtT.'VkxM of Otiws 'rtk rtiruH ta lb 4n atit'rtia men, and kit rrnwrki Ikcreoa. The traik is. Jckaa wvtM Lava bees ry avuck Sa bbue, kad hn di.iirpro.eJ vf l be arateoea of tlia Coart Mirtud. At tkq Urea af itta esecatidO of these awi and for tome day before and after, tlia British vera um keloar aa, at tk t'oint, tkreateaing aa attack: and toe wilili uaAer Gen. WincheUer aee tkrratciting to mutinr, (at least to go home,) aat when aa evampia vaa madeof theaa ata tiner, (vliidk they acknowledged to be jut,) not a murmur vu heard escape the hp either ot tlia militia or rtgulara aa tli conlrarj-, aU said that, they aouhl rcoiaia van fur a loader time than si I roontbs, should their arm ice b required. I knna all about this matter. s I wai acting as Ailju tait in Fori Charlotte, at Mobile, Commanded the guard which escorted th sis militiamen, and oiw regular, to the pUc hera tlie Ar my tcoiis'tting of the Tenneaaee and Geor gia troops) were amcmbled for the ntirpose . e . .1. l t . o. wimeaaing jneie riecummj ana 'ne eiAm. pie hl the most salutary eflect, as it preven-' ted another mutiny. VTe ware, at tlutl time tn great, want of provisions, cur communica tion with Orleans being ant off, and Our sup plies having failed from aboTeV .All Ike o(E cer. both of the regular and militia, approba ted the conduct nf Gen. JacJcaoii, because they mw and felt the necewity of making an ex ample, as we had not heard of the news f peace, nor did that tnforniation reach ua for many days after the execution of these men. As to the celebrated letter of Ham., it is a base fabrication. 1 was quartered in Irpnt, and within ten cr twelve feet of the Cala boose or. Prison in which Harris and his ac complices were confined,1 aad he could nut hae -written any letter without the know ledge and leave of.tlie . office"! he never d d wnta such letter nor was lie capable of iloi' g so; nor did he ever mention to any one in the Fort, that I ever beard of, fhat he was desi rous of making an application., to. General Jackson for s pardon; on the contrary, lk sl- waj . acanowieaea me justice oi ine txjurt tliat condemned bimr-'iliir miserable fb rication stion s the dispoaition of the enemies of General Juckson.v.l'here- tievea' was 'a more unfounded, vile fabrication, than this much talked of Harris letter. -J never heard an intimation made, ..whilst I was at Mobile, or dur'unr my continuance in the Army, nor, until Uinns started it." ' Frankfort, (A'.) Ftbruary The Bargain Ptoved. It ia in.-vtin, that Ben., Hardin , and the majority in the Senate endeavor to turn themselves and their own" proceedipgs into ridi cule. , It was in vain, that they refused to admit, proper testimony and re claim that they -would bear nana but wiUirfgf wihif3se$. ' ' By" 1heevidence actually "gfvenny the bargairr befween Adams and Clay stands proved to the satisfaction of every nhprejudieed vhari , Whai "wtid Fr,f JoWn?"He not only had the ins'tnictions;of the Legii laturej out a .parcel oi leuers-troin KeiiitM ky all .telliiig liim ''? 1o Old Ifitkbrv-giii Wh wttltru Pri- Hdtnt .lefVitrtf.TtS he voted for? Mr tUm.vWhat wits bis reason? ' Tow get Mtt .Clafriutde St. rhfary ' rfSlaleZ B; I foWilid he ktiow ihrir- sucnw-ouid le;"ljfe VesuTt ii aless Mr Adams, had piiomised it?: J 1 pVVhat .said Mr. Trimble?.- Before" be 'wen t : on, he 'said, if Re -voted for M r. ' Adams fie " would agree to he Called ttfede roisf all htilifr? Yet; he ! votnl or w, mi n Vi hat -waslits reason? ire wovld maker Mr. Clay i$ccyetcfhf 'af mat r; ana mai uen acsor,ifotrt not.' How conld they kf,ow What Mr. Adams would lo,' unless lie. had told thpm what be Wbdld -du? K .-"? jWhat'aays Gen. Metcalfe? month bePire' the elettbn he shji w$'jsland utvT(iiit c ,.1iuh nfeui'r 'wjnr thinsr ahotd hov the cabinet ii tobefilf TAfter tllf I fttt: ivt tiavt ?Uane -ton "wlcii for ' our friend." IIowVnj?i hWtoted for Mr. Adi-rcet'MriClay made Secretary, anil l tear rt;wiu e an sip lull. -business in' Kentucky riv$t know hmeUiiiig 'ttloitf JiMa iJit cabinet ' ii -lo' 6$ fitted? 'TO 'peaks' ttrtuilicra ifc wvim w s.irw i tv V tioB. .and after the election thdoiembexa of Congress; said they . voted Tnlr.' Adams to get Mr; Clay tsad6 Secrets rv of State;. ' Then thev did know how the- Cabinet was' to be; Ulledi and toted afccordinglr."'-' Couhl ' an honest lary h i. - .3 6 ?A. -i. !. . SSK jor more cyiuciitc ' t r - But what says 'Mr. 'Clay In the'fatl of t ttand uncommitted. Helrtce caUsV it : to be thferred, that he Would ,ynte' for' Geojeral Jackson if the Jyo'tfip of the coUntrv'made it his ' ilutvl In January t?25 his friands in Frahkfort say, that be will oe secretary oi state ft air. Adams is. rresuienti now ilio they know? Ine report is traced to Confidential letters from Mr. Clay to Mr.:. Bmtr uie. contents or ' winch the latter- refuses- to disclose VWithout tW consent bf the former, U The-f Adams men sav, MrfBlairhas nothing to itelf. i Ixt them mil tliat in fit usi, - x neie are iwn moues lorce htm to wtify: 6riget Mr. Clavd re Teasg bini from, the, .restraint of loonfii deuce.' -1 he lattertoarte irtlain and 1 ,mi at ri-- r . ' ' - w wi', cau-,x!a ,jir Jilair to slate to the World all he knows tf ie dots not. come out wHJi facts of any fl r f t Hit ass t t' St l-ts ttRijwCt bc:vrj Ht .l , , eJ a fut. " i ' ,S trut ! wVfUti-iiifj vure .! au en ii t .Vci-., lei Li frWedacd r.rir.; I warli i!l tSa ficts. . I r.t.i U ctoaJodark suspicion aiil ki aaara ',: mi;a i ti!bsir., Mr. Clay mut a . t this evidence or stand fwra lK woild.-Tktre i.. tif.Bat w CnkU.wUibe I dart ta ey ta Mr. JUatr.coiue -truta, nha-srWIe truth an thia- bat the traih.n .' V be!,, , ganrtevaan cat a tale onf.2-I ahu caase tk hraaota W ill-gi,ifn r, Wasliingta mI their, ad'icrr Kaatacky, ta "call on tbtruo.. osououini ta fall upon and coverC, 5SatrchttuttM XsgUldurth Masaaitnosetl Ilrase- .if (Itcprt lives, -wn-Taeaday last, a aeries , aolaiiaas appruvin nf (! candact , taveasarea ! Mr.. Adams,- appal, the enndaet iT Mr, Clay- i ,e nresideniial Selection, , a V jutl,t." htmntmblt, and rirvote,'aiideir itt their w'Khea ia favor af tli( r.r lion of the ftrmer -gwiUeauo.pv by a vote of i3 ta 3 QiT r may recollect that prtviou at of the Adams partj, in ha aam be to procure the passage of a simiUi ' of resolutions, tailed, by. a very , najority. The repreoeptalives not ripe far aueh a proceeding, , thou;ht they were sent from haute J a liRerent purpose. - t I -Immediately, the phaian't of a.'tr- Htration etlilors in - Boston atticl the worthy delegate! of tlia Massac setts yeomanry - with graat sever censuring them for their pusillaak and supinencss. The llnua tood i fire for a week" or more, after wh they gave in and adopted he rtw' tions. The majority is large; but i ' said that there w ere alniUt 73 fflemt ' who did not vole at all on tins qgenti congress; 1 'SENATE. M r.. vg Ahmdav Vfr.3 Kesnltttiois adopted ' for attendmp-tha Afan.; h Ue n. Brow n . Th t.i u fiu- tb. .'r-,.t 1 Simeon Webster was discussed and ,.f jecteduTbexbUI . f.-etablihir-southern judicial diatrictir the ter ty ol Florida was discussed aiwie-rd to a third reading. .; '-v-' Vj-'V ' Thurtdai. '-Peb. f 28 A Vesohi was oBered by Mr. Hat.: ,an oron--- an inquiry two the expediency of , ttn a pension to i he family of the I Major General Brown. Vjijr. Chan, submit ted, a ; resol a (inn ennwu, tlie kbotitioa ortheoffiofaf Mrior C eral of tlie arm ri Th Procasa witv taken "opj amnded.5and" passetl 1, third -t eadmg, hea h morion efi Websterpii 'Wasreconimitted. , 8s tima 'wasBt4aconsirkrs!ioE Executive bosiness. ,wf C't I fr;f6.9Mrt HirHson fa oucea a out inr tne relief of the; wid oTtbe late Xen Jachb Brwwii, h was tWHie- teatl alhd ferrwtmTi, r olUiiorhnftrectjby Mr Chantller, wfnamng me oiin-et jwattir Geberi! the Army centtitlerei kmt i' Conklerblfrscli4oWiiV of Mri;ncrrienVJtlified.-isB aciVt- poSifan inquiry nTy;'f V 1 tnade'siim fui-ther obsrVitidns rill I restdutwit TelatiVe to thS 'redoetion the We.tv Point Academy j-her. 'the t solutmiv; w'aVeqintlon ofMrTStetta laid ere he 'latHfei 'The H'iUe tHen p rcftled to'tfie cobsiderafiort rbf nrii rbllaf-a?y 1 he.Coinmittee'of - ihe;Ai-liole. Thl lor: litev relief of UicW d i W;-"Mk "wajf fctkM up, and discussed for a t! time- in Committee, bnt 4lti Commi rose before iy: -ej ft est ma; was; tal rcnoiietl progress and, obtained Icav sit" ogain.J jfi1 j : ; WMdnfm: SMr.Girrnery 1 coinnii.iteeo1 1nipiit'e!ihto .the'rip ; rerttf pf r'ctftt'cTrtg' iheWbcVf ca.' $ vyest Point, but -if waa Taitf oft f tabl0y it oft; of90 M S.ni 11 look up the bill maktiiapprtipritti fqf Internal 'Impi-uvemt-nf.' ' MK I WoVed to, strike ..'Wthjte, ifiit set but al'lcrittrne? discttiiiMt Hyltbdrev. motion at the suggestion "M W. f DufBei';' ,Mr. Taylor thenrtnoved i ineiiilment in tlie tlao'se "relaVit'b If Cumberland Uoad, WhiiWjJ a? to. .An amendment was then j brM'IIynm-bntttr' erii- q tton"ws taken tlt Hnttse-atiBmrn '" TJturtdayjeFeb; 3Th9 jreso; nfleiet by M iHtiief; reiatitc t vv est t'ouir Academy ,ytt a .gnm ' Wpl on the'tabie by a of of 80 Vo 50. Tiicket'madeano.tbef;isucVcfs!u ion t consider hii rMlut ion prflvi fof in WHierliOur fir? the 'siladv ing of Congress. vTho. HoVe lb' SumSd'lhe cpniideratini.'bf tjic btl! ''"g pprbpriafhVi for nterna1 1 pt-oyemeof , ; thi t iiir V i 'S " proposition-: bf 'Mr? "fWliin ta I the clause'relaijvV loihe? ir.yyi iimn; mem tor sBchjoails, ? m forthe ctransuortatiotMftih tiiaf' 0 military tiurn W lnilwi 4dsrf, I up.-the discussion Unotilf emir it: J ted oji T,tfesi1ay,t flfi fVpiratit i , ym'j . . v. wi ivy CniJIdlinv tie'tthrac1tef of the' AiijeinY t)J Mrl-iWard IBoTetdailoH was tiriii" 3? X Jl'- .tf -.f". f " s. O'
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