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j .i.Corui'r.4 hlelt Cazrttf,
rtffjKNCK K. LUMAT. '.
I u iVn-i9, tVree oVriara per aw
"'r will be scat vatMl m
u J.,1 in adwac. i M araper ioo-
5 ' . rT atxaittM r-u. antes u
BMl. ,JI Wl. t
'fIaa Uies, UrU-athrUwtoror
'.L iwrwtT-lretrm't twr each etntaue.
i"-. Mtara U t'M editor t be
- row. rawttoEwT. " '- .V .
; ANDRE , W JACKSON.'
JOHN.C CALHOUN. -
bareea tJver,
rxTon ticket or t akouv a.
.sfsaffVS Stuhe.i Wtfkss,
Hr Ptrney; of Lincoln.
JUa CAe. f Haw.. ,
,Are.ii Philip, ef KortVgnaia.
. JJm AL MtrrktHad, of Ouilford.
If ftr F. Leak, of Richmond. -WWe
I. Jltmyl. ef Orange.
r.- Mmah Crdmf, ef Wake.
Jb.fai Halt, ef Warren. -. , ,
jMfbhl mi&un, af Martin
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Si
ll I-.
ft:
'Aerfar Ballard, of flats.
lih JWcAavaf JX. Spaifkl, of Cravm.
th EfaajrJf. Itudlegi ot New-Hanover.
My fririMlthip for Cwnl J action, nd the
onr nroota of eonfldenee od rrnt I Km
rea Biin, while Prewilent, forbi.l ni taking
r part in the eoaing nreaKlential election. w
mtAlnv,. !' ,. v
TWretollettton af the publio relation hi;
tnt,mj tne BIWJIJJKCB TStiuin, oi me niRn ri
nuitioa. lo hicl he wi Held ly me," it.
I ... . ... v
" Gntral Jsckion ii aclear-Iifcatled, Wronj
ided m, and hat more uf the Koinan tu him,
ui anj roan oow lirlatg-1 Thotutu Jeffernn. '
" General' Jaekaan Joal enjoy itw an eminent
grea the publi fcvourt and of hi worth, tn.
ill and erfioc. no oihS entertain a highrr
ire rawoeetfui opinion tiban myvii.''John Q,
' An offieer wnoae aervieti entillu hin o the
hett reward, and whoa whole career hbeen
kializod by tbtf parast -mteiiHnni ind Uifl roott
ivatml amoe."-iIotl Qtrisr AiUti,
Wn Snrtim-g of Stale, .and, tAt Defender vf
wmrav jacktm.
Toward' that dUtinpilslied (SptainTf An
w JacWwn.AtJoMwuM'wtfeAGLOHY an
country, whole renoWn canab'tHtof 0 swol 4
tion of Utmutml property, I never h0, Int
r con Ante, any otlwr feeling thaathoie of the
itt trofountlu.
IKSfKCT Md ol the uuidsJ fan
tllf BUT t Iri.T.
I " A. Te'ehh timl Penumm Govem-
jenf.,'Thd immfen aunta (' money
hith Mr. Adatp lai rectived eut of
e puMurpWr&e; for?erf inadequate
rtea (hay for even positive injury to
s coootrj) arw notiully known to the
!eat body of tlie people. We have
deavourei), after 8omi rscarcTi, to
Uect the hole detail together, and
low present' them, at lencth, to the
Mr. Adam, at 27 year of ami' wa firit an.
Viintcd- Minuter lteudent to tha Netherlands,
fed remained there trora 179 to 17973 yeai-
Ontftt, .fc -MOO
Fof this taut: eighteen thottsanJ dol-
brt, he di uot . ao tne eounuy me
light?ktwfrucei ,; Itwasaperlect atne
ore, UPrtceJ '
He Wdelred.an aooointnwDt tu Poctumil, in
p7, a Minirter plenipotentiary.. Outfit, $900
To Portuiral he never went, While
In his way frotri the Uaue lo Lwbon,
waa conntarniantieajto ueritn, oy wis
ather then President, S f " '
8alary on Berlin Kmbawy, oin-j? lo
an.- Ii01,3 ytara, at S'J.OOU , , J.27.00H .
Salary on the aatue amoaasy, irom
v latJa. 101 to 88 April 1801, . 2.8CO .
Infit. :,-:f v'vrt -S.250
Hera ia a aum over forty thoumnd
'ollarn foe four Tear. What did he do
:f thia amount? , Ho wrote his letters
onv Silesia, rtdicoled ha poor Uoinan
athphcisol Bohemia, .admired i the
Itructure of kingly governments, &.t
C. .. . .....
MrAil Mvw bnmR' reoeiel any an
bintraeat freni 'liioma Jclteraon, took hi (eat
I the Senate of the V. 8. on the tt October,
803, and rctigiied it in 180 5 years at about
11,000 a rear $5000
I VVhat ilid lie.do for thia? ' lie voted
lainst the ;;Ioui8iana .Territory a
pinst' the aaiendmcnt to the ConstitU'
lion anninsf .1 ro1atinn J respect'to
memory of Sainuel Ailams--against
1 bill for clearing the Ohio river a-
ainst repealing the day on salt, c
ic.' "WV11 . what next?
aalary paid hint on the Ituian F.m- " w .r .-;,,
k'J ,t: r.i. 'ant H.'r ' i-
Well'! ,What.dul our tlipiomausi no
or tlua uu of 7arfj or Ihoytaml dot
'attf VNfot single (thing; any len
afit to, tlie ountn It .waa iho first
muney paid hin iler hia tacbry to
,'thc federaliats in the year lCOf 8. 1 1
i".weU kfiowo, tirtwever. 'that he oc-
taoled mtltU of Ustimo in upecofatinz
ih Russian atutka, atul studjiiti; llussian
liploraacy.'t Ai Aeg5.(HiO of fofi
iingcncies, d he any right tojt by law:
W hat is the tx I fcoj? , : " '
SalartfbiaheaVWMtaaSonifrooi .
th Ap ISUlo i!7t)i nab. MV"
-.Outfit, '. t"v.v--A;:..
4-'owingcnctc, - v:
A so mover thbly fwt Viw.wid dol-
hrt for'endeavorihl t tiesotiafe awaV
the navigation of the: Mississippi the
British. 'Irt these Item, too, are in
cluded the faaaona illegal outfit, and the j
quallf famous constructive jourtiey"
from (ihent to Peten-burgh. which ne
CTcr:j trarelled,' for boih f of which be
Charged7 about -fi,000. Mr. Adams
!so charges doubio aalarie', as will ap-
i, t
riXT"g
pear fro th (rointion bf the Husi
w mb aSoitir. H arib Frb. iuis.
Freu. April 1S13IO rISIS, Mr.
Ararat totnldrml lima;(a Mcnatrt
livt amWaaWttr" at IUia, while h
viCd irut a part f that pril. r
dialing tLe Ttfal f Prate at UhraL
IVia i iloioj prrM ? well it n work
ii it)1 il jjtiu'nx'pjkl-JotiWa.
Ikia U Dt-aJI lha nmle.ij an J
tf aurioutorat af our prat itiplmlif.
'.Yhtle It wi mcivina; thoe dwtla
alariei and double ou'&M, ha.waa ac
caajnw hi omntrj oT trrcknus, i.
norowfe, fctUitt mad pmury, m In,
privat corrtapomicBce Ju LeavtU liar
rifj and at die ver,sam time, that
toaaj, Naycmber & December. ,1814.
he dinin; and drinkinj wilb Lord
GamUitr and the Riilish in the city f
Gheot, and toastint; IHa Mojctt.tht
ting of . Gnat brilnw r, aixl i Jfi$
fiiyal lliglaittt.'tlie Princt of Ormgtl
Agitint . .
Salary ra Great Britain, from ld r
reaviaiitw lOtkiwaw, IWT, , ; 3,Si
Ia(t, tor aommf hoeae, T
f; Cooliiijtmeie,
lltre is a sain over thirty-four Hum-
land dollart far which Mr. Adama did
very little. Ilia most prominent act
was to receive Lharlea Kjng'a Dartmoor
Report, in which the murder of several
innoctnt American piisoners by the
Uritish was iuttified, bv that hater of
" blood and carnage." But again;'
Solaty paid Mr. A. a Secretary of
State, from I Oth June, 1817, to 6U
Uareul8, f 49,869
.. ror tlua umuense sum Mr. AiUms
ct on foot that diplomacy which lost us
tite British Colonial trade. He also
gave up Texas to the Spaniards when
tne Spanish Minister had instructions
tioiuii court to cede it to thia coun-
try. He also endeavoured to blow the
Missouri question into a Qame, and ar
ray one section of the. country against
.the others He also wrote a book dpon
the Fisheries and scolded a certain xir.
peslifatice'and famlie gentleman pretty
ingeniously, vvimcnesir
l Aujoiint paid Mr. Adama, iu two
yeait,for furnuhinjhi boew, r $20,000
, About S14.Q00 of this sum-Was ex
pended the first ear, against which the
billard itable wa(ticharj;ed---Mr.. ih..
asked for" 823.000 more, but Congress
retused the request. He got, however,
86000to furnish the fast room, which
rooQi to this day is without any lurnilute
save a few' old chairs. What he has
done with the money, nope can tell but
himself. It is known, however, that a
few' months ago he was, fitting up', his
house at Quincy, Mass. as preparatory
to the 4th of &larch, 1829. If he did
no( furnish the " east room,' he haa
been furnishing ' a room in the east.'
Now for the climax: i:' ."
Salary for filling , the Presidential
chair, from March 4, 182j,, 'to March
4, 1829, at S25.000 perann. 8100,000
for this immense sum ot one hundreik
thousand dollart what has Mr. Adams
performed? Hnsho not amply requited
the' country .with hia usual -benefits?
The British colonial trade is completely
lost; the, trench colonial trade is also
lost; Brazils has insulted our flag and
plundered our citizens; the national cha
racter has been tarnished, both at home
and abroad;, the, cabinet has been de
graded to an electioneering committee'.
or caucus; tne rresiaent pas insuueu a
sovereign state with threats and brava
does; he has instituted ruinous, useless
and expensive embassies to reward his
lavontes; he has wasted "several mil
lions of the public money, in buying up
the press and the people's representa
tives; his measures have been weak, il
liberal and dishonorable; he hag filled
the whole nation with tumults, disorder
and excitement &c. - .
Now, putting all these items together,
we have the enormous sum of 377,181
paid to John Quincy .Adaina since he
eutered, ihev public service. - If there
are any errors in the aoove statement,
wfccall upon the coalition gentlemen to
show them, and ive shall correct them
With the utmost cheerfulness. If' the
' Pink'? has hot yet torcot his Coker'a
arithmetiov his practical knowledge of
j ? l. : ... .
accounts, nis experience iu maaing m
cntton, tobacco, tea,' and sugar bills, we
shall stand corrected by him as readily
as b v an v other. . He has shown a read
iness to investigate the canal celebnP
tion; let him begin with these. la t)ie
me art time, we ask the honest mechanic,
the hard woi kin farmer, the poor man
who earns liis bread with the sweat, of
his brow toay, if thia John" Quincy
A.$bm, who., will., have. reteived.t by
Marlii Jiext, nearly four hundrnl taou
iimd dolUiif of the public nwruy, has
not had quite enougn lot an tne jiudiic
serviceahe hi evrperbimed Ior,his
ennritl vr.
i; .V . nqutreu, - f
' ' . i'rctn lha BichmbtMl finqtiirer.
V' : ' AARON BJJRlU'
r ' " l. . r
.TIip. nolorinus Mr,-JuhiV'Binns has
nnStiwhfl a n.twmunicatfcn from the
r.Wiilia trr- Andrew Erwin of Ten
oessee, enclosingiwo original notes of
Uen. Jackson relative 10 int -m-wi-i-
;rv uf 'tMrr." The on of these
nirta: funtfer date of Sent. 25th, 1800
esnrcssea a desire to his eorrepondent
t ahow "some -mark of attention to
PlnM I5urr. then at the Hermitage:
thu other note without date, tatKS 01
R?,nno to be laid mis five boats to ba
built, and pork to Lj popplied, (allu
ding at tlie same time to the store,"
supposed to be (be one in which Gen.
J wt eooctrorJ.) Ut l?U,t
turf eoooecUnj thesVanirtr
kics e aay ether prvMi. Vt know
not wkefhee-TJiet i!e bg(rije,
r fnrjr,! like Hirm-. Jriitr ,t
their uree It ab.alan:!r
eWe that ete the. Adn.ir ..uatM
print a . yet, Trndeaily fix ban
to nukeanr cornmeaU them. .
V Bat the "lafKjwi:i Enquirer.
na el tha biueryst and rntat abosiv
ef the whale aqaad afjthe CoaJiiioo
prints, has aUrted alT apu a simibr.
scent. - It has published a fries af d
cu meats from th records af Adams
county. MisiUsipoiTerritorvaa far
Uek aa at yrtrr ISIS id the case of
an atuebeaeal takea out br II. Blen
nerhasaett against Aaron Burr for a
debt eTfire ihoaund dollar, alleged
to be due to him by Colonel Burr and
ill tba core af .the suit, he aunraon
A. Jackson as garnishee: 'Jackson
states oa -oialerial facia about Burt's
schemeain hia depesitioo the folio
jog from Gen. Code is by far the rmwI
interesting document in t the recorJ.
(The whole we mar tubli-.h hereafter )
Cam Jackm MuiimiMd Territmg, iStl
Marck, ills. '
tUinr informad by Urn. Jacktm tlak ka wa
MnmH a garnlahee, U aay what (aoury
my anoa-
lada rrapeetint; aoay aaatter between biutaalf
and A. Muit. ,
Iaaoanpliaae whb a hith Ido y, that aotae
UmeintlM year 100 (to the beat ofay reeal-,
leetlonr Aaron Burr waa eneaevd in aanrdi.
bon or eaterpnx down Uie Miaaiaihipi, and
whiek b said be wa authorized todaby me.
belonjed le Jartn rr, and at tit tin, blank ommi4airt br Mr. 'Jefl'erton
beins; requeated by tkn Oaeral, ta make a with akoia pnvity bQCar(uj'ka ,,,'
tatement of taeti that bad om M
meatt and for tha parpeae of p roan ring pro'l-; Jaekaoa axpiwued bi atohMeni at tM tdaa
kwiaailbowUfurhwaoiUernphHed plana, be the of Uarr'k undertaluag to (rluuooia Mas
aid Burr, did forward a aum of betwera three iea, a thi Dlegitimate eon at , time laid wa bit
said four thodaand dollar k Kaatueky bank intention, without any phyitei foroei tba latter
notes, to Gnu Jaekaoa with a reaueit that lie 'replied that Wilkinaoa and thiir Suite army
would proeatr for him, by pnrchaae, the antount ! under bint, were the phrtaoal t( and that tite
in boat and proiiaoa. At tha time Gen, Jack- plan waa, to take poiarnun uflltt, Hank m New
00 reecired the aura tUuded to, t wa eon netted th leant, and with their ntonetj "y Ukiaton and
wHb him bi mercantile buajne, at the Clorar Burr wera to maka an ettiMmet arithia the
Bottom, TenaeMee, and on the receipt thereof, ; Spaaiih territory, and thod attrapta aereraao
the Genernl ahowod na bis hittraotioas, sad 1 otthi Union. a well aa a Ilerduuonnf UkIm
haoded the money or note over to tne, with 'a
tequett that I would tranaaet tha buttne, tor
Mr. Bare, and in behalf of th mercantile firm 1
.1 ... ii...iAj -i:.i i i- . (
foraereral boat for Mr. Burr, when report!
reached Tenneue?, thut hi projects or plan,!
wa not, nor woold not, be eoontenaneed br go-''
TernmenL On bearinr this ramour. br and with I
wjuuw iu, . wm wvi wm vuiuiauu
the adriee of Gen. Jaekaon I declined making :
contract for Mr. Burr, any further than had
been done before that timet and still held la my
posaeitiori a eonuderable part of the snnT first
remitted by Mr. Burr, to General Jackson:
Some lime after that, when Mr. Burr came on
to Tennessee, on bis wy: down tba' rirer, be in ny treasonable project Jacjcton wsi a ttrenu-l
ttepped at the Clover Bottom, near which place , on and contpiououa adrocutc rf Joilbrson's elee
lay some of die boats that I had contracted for hia ! tioo; and so tar, an enemy to Doit, at to b high
use, and where be fitted himself out for his or- ly gratified st hit defeat. ' Is it reatonbl to be
age down the river. The report ot his . acting in , ltero, that be would at ooee ttrn roiiod and dca
opnAsition to the withe of government, preven- . troy the h-uitt of a tuooett, which h himself bad
ted his proenring supplies of provitjonr and ts so ardently promoted J'.;- . ' j :
ucb, he had not oae for all the boat, - tlvat had I ' General Jackson solemnly declares, he net
been made for him wo 1 believe was tha aum-1 er beard Barr y any thing aqubting at treason
ber he made ate of (br bimselt' and those with he IlirUier detiro me tossy, tbM u3g William
him. . The balance of the hosts; the somber I emphatically lie in hia ata'tetaent, both-a to tint
do not recollect, was left by Burr; and silerwards j commitaion, and a to hi evcri thinking , him
by virtue of his order in favour of Patton Aader-1 a"mn of prontiset" which M declares Is the
son, the boats, or .the proceeds thereof w han- rrettest slander ef all, "t
ded or paid ever to him, Mr. Anderson. When,
Mr. Burr was at the Clover Bottom, Gen,' Jack-
ton tnu my ten marie a settlement with him the
said Burr, and after charring him with the boats
and other articles furnished him for his vOTsee
dOwa the river,' I returned him all the balance
01 nit money, in tne very same note first tent oa
iv n ink anil the auaoiints was iun mr,,r,rxmtv
losed ami paid on both sidesi as I uuderstood.
it after doling the accounts, there were tome
few articles with which the firm of Jaekaon and
Utitchings and which I before said I was. con-
eerned in) furnished Mr. Burr thst he left un-';
paid when he ten the State, and which M vet un-
naid. so lw aievereome to mv knowlWfre I
recollect after Mr. Burr left Um state, that Gen.
Jackson a emionet for Aim had ta nay five hun-
orei aouars, or tnereaDouts, lor him the said
Burr on tome transaction that the General nerV
turn had before thnuetit was mrttbui n.l (m
which I never knew of the General receh it
tenwnertttiml. Nor do I believe he ha receinefl
layment therefor I never knew . of Gen. Jaek-,
son's having any other monied trantactions Vith'
Mr. Burr, but those above stated, and on wnich
I verily believe that Burr, is in hit debt af this
time the lapse of time have been vert eoftside
rsble. and the notice forthis statement veer
short, ana which ic made without refeio tortreateo 01m uoeraiiy ousas toon a ne. au
tty memorandums or dates, and as to M time pectcd thst ha was acting oa his own bottom, be
... ..... . .. .... ... 1 , k 1. . or 1 .
1 am not positive 1 am correct, but othtrwnw tne
sutement is substantially correct, anc ftirly tt-
ted to the best of my knowledge and Mief.
Miaiiatinnl Territnrr. -.O . ' " f-
AdamtCountr. ,CiW,-.'
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Persomilly appeared John XXtfet before the
undersigned a Justice of the Peace m and for
theeouuty aforesaid and mad oath the within
rabove is just snd true to thir of his know.
Iedre and LelieCi ; " v "'
Sworn to before me this- it : Joaa Coma.
8Sth day of March 1 8 13. . , V ;
THKODSIC STiBK.J
The facUs. af Gen. Offee states, Burr adroit
ly held out the idea tla his expedition " was
authorized by tlie emtmment."-lu Mr. Jeffer
on'aAMege to tourresa, under date of 83d
January, 1807-r-he states the same thing which
aa s matter, indeed, oi perfect notoriety uitiiat
"V" Hi tBttiX'J (euucea good sort well-meanine
citizens, some T astursnees that he possessed
the confidence ot the government, and was ac
ting under it, secret patronage j pretence which
procured om credit from the tuto of our dif
ferences with Spain."
f, "Mr. J.enerson luriner says:
"la Krntucky a premature attempt to' hnnz
Burr to justice, without sufficient evidence for
eonrtetwn, nau proouceo a popular unpres
nia his favor, and a general disbelief of hit
guiltThii gave him an unfortunate Opportune
tv of hastenine his equipments. " o.
' "These statements of Mr. Jefferson prove
that tlie exiatine state of oar relations with Spain
yere calculated ta create uie uenei mat uurr
wa actios under- the secret patrons ere of the
government; and that, at the time he was arret
ted in Kentucky, he hd 'not so lully developed
HTfplaiis as to justify hi arrest. "T
Gen. Jaeksoa like many of tlie eiUtens of Ten-
hrsse?, men ot mgn sense oi nonor nae cnee
snd Gen. Overton, were impreaied in tlie name
numwr. tLst Burr was actitts ro a scsret manner
under the sanction ot Government, and preparing;
r- will.:. l.
tor a eo-oieraiiou wiui uvn. irii.mwn, . .i.t
rent ,.f Imatilitie. then anticinniea to ihkc
place with the Spaniards, on the nornt-rsM Alex
Ito. Thi impression on Jackson' mind to art
fully - encouraged M Hurr, has been already
mentioned in several of the newspapora by tlie
Lynchburg Jefienon'wn Republican for inatsnee,
a far back a April at more recently by
Itmin. In ibe Enonirer and fat both, ot which
Etaaya was diacloseo the circumstance of Ruir's
kuiniF exhibited to Jaeksoa a footed commission
from Mr. Jefferson. The circumstance too, of
the deception practiced by Burr J alluded to by
theClmrlottewille Advoertein it late defence
nrr:,? Jarluon. But we have it next 1 eibi-
Uhel ojienlT on the records of Adama Court as
Jrr I
-H.,,mk&.Liu..
"T" .Mtr M-y bM.
;.T". "w, aavte.a .
r- . Mr. jtfmM vutar.'
'bt'lT'i-l .tk.1"rr. tfc
it.i ' . ' .
m m . . . . . -- - I
r: lMw. , 1)m .
.CZz" V J wrv wf
fcbw a, It will b aawwriad m
riu.lt.t- i . . .,
Staaatf Twaa.
2rin
- -vcnwiTjnMtiHi atMM.."
t i ta
a,
ir wi n mM a . . f - i i.iair iiiihui i..eta nnn i -..! r. '
ifc,kM wu. li- ' aiatri, cjata W attack. a4 enreasons! k.. h, to; s V ' .e
222 rr" J-k"' tS' wtth L8 4c tekwpKpiha suhjact - r. It was t,,u,t
bCartatCatet rr:. bJ J "" f f-rhu,. that ha .rer r .i
WrJlaiaitiMi8,-aawu.t thtir lt.,rs to U putiiSd abrwaJ.Ut the plea afywatLM Im,...", oa
f?" fc-itaaaami aJwia.,fdioalr kept their eaaaca out a.aarMrt. for bwnlcs i.a' t- ! -
-'fZftmmm;mJift)a, WOUIJ Rc a weight and dignify ta tha Aaata, the Doctor intlm
thM ik. 7..:i.T7J. Anarew Jcan Itooa firm as "ourm . and
ttLZZT.T??'!? 'r. Vira;ouotrrmen,.As. a dmner re aorf-a
waawy. ihm , 4, iok U K "" pacaaiira ih oas qmetiy auiu-red ntmselt to be ae-
uiu2ffiT7 frEr- 18 VrwFUaf .UrJ thf. -Wwfhavii,gli(idaway kit Vr.
H-.-rrt rtaey viw id. a. JT.?: P,Bf " ttack; bod the Whir and ararrititw an,l hJaraardim af Doctor
' . LT TV'.: "jwcaaa , mxmmh
4bka kbU-roarlB,- Bad CWtoa'
awuetT oa aeaoar tbawa. Uorr aofaeaalv (W
niel tha trtilfe or t rhkl ui Imi. -
lor UM naruoto of Bi.. .. v. .t.T:
tunc appreh.i44 i a. 8uina with taw Sna.
jard. On thia imwnil tk. 1.1 TJII
y, -aatil juat aHar Banyent wowa tba river a
twatlenvM from tbw Nara aaeae aa Keralaoooat
of bint, well iatroihwed. ad mJ t k. ik.
Uletitiumt ton of Burr Q.nai ,c..mA t
aaoara thn ntiniae foreeW.w
Jekoa Immediatalr wrote hi
lettnt to Clai
bomr, and oa th tamo day,
Mr. Jeflerton. and to General
r . 1. o 1 v . . . a
imilir one to
..1. i.S
itnu uuauoeci-
aur mm uiwoiaia m tna u. Oi limAiM.
I ought lo add, that when Jtktoa weal a a
wltaea to Richmond, and heard the trongte
timany there delivared agalnrt Burr, be taok
Maior Scott, tha ManiiaL a
visiting Burr m his priaoa, reproaioed him with
hit treason to himself a well at kuIak
which Uurr replied, by a dema deolsration.
that ha was ruined by tha bdiury f the wit-
Jaeue. Ybo will obterT th improbability of
the rtorr of Jaoksoa' beinr esteemed with Bn.
Extract tf a Letter frm Atuhvillt dated JUay
ink
"A Gentlcmaahaa handed -ana a Lvnchba
paper, entitled the " Jstlersnnaia Keptiblteanyo'
the
u Apru-irom aa article in which, I ".r
that another paper in Uiat place U rrfngg"st
Hen. Jackson the charge hi treaaoaablr eooaeo-
tinn with Ainui liiit. A irtirv' th flMTBOff oi uic
"Jefiersonian Republien" i markvid kU talent,
H it dertitute of that lubstanee. hit fact and
fact only tffUrd. It admiu, tt Jacktoa entw
tained Burr in 1807, at tha fFrtniUge.' I assure
yao.thatBurr never wasytjh General'a after
1806, sod tht on Out r0""0" ' vm w"a
coJdlv recehed. that-'" le there in a fc
hoars and took'lotraB "Clover BoU
toro, a place in' t)4 neighborhood, where Jack-
son waited on IV" opuunr muVmmj
with Gea. OveKOn, an Officer at the Eevolotion,
and a' native fLouia eounty, the nua of hi
etrangeint, ' I have obtai ned the particular of
thi afinVtrom General Coffee. It will ba reluted
indeid,ln Mj. Lee' Life of Jackson (not yet
completed.") 1. y?
Thus vanlnhet tha charge of Treaaoa against
nekton. The very men who urga k, cannot
thetnselve believe it, 80 long as he believed
Burr to have the sanctum of the Government, he
wrote 10 jeneraua aou uiaioorw uo uuci-eu w
the first his own, and the service of the State
. t... . r ,-r.
ii:. vf. lM.-J ... h. v., u
of hu action that " in the event of insult or g-
gressionmsde tn mr fevernment, and
aaauwa aiela KaW SVanOl SWttilW t. : MawatsfaMtm kaa
1ih.--he would eo with bis Government. etea
HI. bi. Government, mpr P uv.ior..u-.iiauj oiiuut.. 111
1 mystery is spread overthis telatiotj to the Presidential anrast,
.re- a charge i made in die amply justified us in making it, and we
againtt it So little to;
trantactiori. that before
papers, nis worrapiierapreaosBie wnoio oeiaia
.... . ' j .. i. ,...;
trom the MS., waa offered for publication m
May.tho' not to us and not many day will
probably elapse, before it win te ne lam netore
me t'ubiie.
Doct. Boyd AP fairy. Thi gentle-
man, under tne epeciout pica 01 r.
' a aj a a'
defence, has thought fit to turnisli the
Editor of the Whig and Banner, with
a charge of treason against Gen. Jack
ton, and si flood of blackguardism a
amat his irietids. ' We propose to bes
tow a slight notice on ' the plea, the
charge, and the tcurrdity accompay-
ing them. y
The stream ol calumny and persecu
tiAn uhieh for hx lat four veara. have
been directed with a fiend-tike malig -
nity against tne private cnaracier 01 treaaon, uu umiaui ,uuiK iw m
Andrew Jackson, i absolutely unex- culate the charget Reader, canst thou
ampled in alt the annals of political restrain thy risibles? ; Is not this one
.a . a .
wariara. i h aniin-fl . irnm wneuce it
proceeded, was for a long time secret
and unknown. A charge of adtditry or the Fresnlentioi eiecuonr .vebave
was preferred in Ohio, and tuperficial been frequently taunted of late, be
observers erroneously imagined itori- cause; af our. silence on : the aubject
ginatedert. The accusation of negro of Oen. Jackson's alleged participation
Irtniiitr tiraf annoarea M a KeniUCK V
print; and was su pjtosed fto have 'been & ;'" Sweetheart !- have been incessantly
hatched in that stated And thus it was barking at us, , We were under , pain
with most of the ferrous attempts to ful apprehension, lest the latter-v-the
destroy the i jputation of ourdistin- Lynchburg Virginian would suffer to
i.khpJi1 fllnw citizen. They wer-riouslf from the fidgets! We ahall
. .l- . .1: .nl l.i ftanvvit
nitlB it. uwiauvv, auu isfiwi
that conceived them, remaided, cont
cealed from the public eye. We have1
Ions : known that the foul source' "of this
polluted stream of .lander and defama-
tion. wa in" TENNESSEE, and that
A,
- w i i t i . not ana
f'"' hitrwd-Ai rt. the eMm.es
wuri.jiUhia brf ff nttafed tiiM-
m with farvUatag to their f.iaoda i
w nrn.ir ik. ..il . . - l ' i. '
' B-- ..IH .mi
wsw'"utiKaiinB- intcnuea to iDiufe
rh character of ft. I.,l..
. " . : r.mt "
expectation that this tircamstanca,
the Teapect and afTectioaa.wf hit
"r"
anai tuort it waa tleteranoed. to osi.
poms bi anacg, aou we IVdi and
lianaer aa tha orraa. Our' rradera
hare oow the whole secret af thi late
don ne rate and nnpriooipled effort mad
in tmr piace ta wasithc reputation ar
Geo. -Jaekaoa. ' Bat Dor t, RFNairr
declares that be "haa anifurmir acted
on tne uciensive. v vn yes, ne. was
doubtless acting ae the defensive; when
be wrote hia lata letter to Mr. Clay, dh -
turaiiij , -certain ooservanona maue oy
the lien. Thomas V. Moore on a sick.
bed. He waa actinz on' the defensive,
when ke. furnished, Doct. , Armstrong,
aftethe had pronounced him an unprin-
clpled scoundrel, with the lettera of the
, """"j o woica maca rrouoia ana iocoavmenre ia te
""w ,nJdfWeatuuttsqal. A gentlemar.. aha is not a
Lt. tnrT r-iii r,rHi m T ..
H-m. Tho II. Bentoe. J W have a We find in the Nttion-tl lliu'.lic'- -right
to conclude that these lettera were Ciiicltinati.'the' followir!" "7 lMet
obtained frotn Doct. M'Nalry. because
herAroofenevtVdistrey Cpl. Benton by
tne puDitcatioa or lettera which lie had
received from him. "And a man ',whe
would nake such a threat, woul-n,t
be too scrupulous to carrv exe
cution.? We doubt that -the' same
orl of self defence nas governed uoci.
M'Nairyin his secret windingajand
sinuosities during the presidential can-
vms, and in the sage consaltations he
may have held with the inveterate foes
of Andrew Jackson- vf commptvcon
sent. Doct. M'Niarr has been exalted
totheenviable distiritionof chief wire-dear
- . - i . I 1
worker, lor the coiiiion in mis piace whom Mr, Auams nimseii,, wnen noi
but we ahould no be at all surprised to in hie way to office, has.ap ken in the
tee him displaces . for.the dumsy and highest terms. I ran nolon-, r go with a , m...
awkkward maJner Jn; which he . iavi party whose endeavors seem to be to t"
" enacted h - part.-V But.' it seems, raise their favorite candidate te office ; '
that.- we )-ris " not demonstrated to Rut id much upon his merit, as upon the; .
mathem-kical , 'aocttracy.the' DoctcVroiae of the renatation of hia illustrioue "
- connivance irr the publication of the
meisioj?mutn ui uen. jacKson a trans
Boni- Doct."' M'Neirjr'. will - atarceljr
nsueiiaaw tw ueuj, t"n. tim uwa iwu
L-t!-! , J !! I.ll ! .11 L
iho truth ia. we were iniormea oy a
' uieen cxiuuiieu tu an intuviuuau or uitu-j y. ... tt mh . ? .
r .7. .-' -, .. -a. j.; aiuoyviue, J en. Jury 23. .
, is not tin puma ion rviuence ai - :niiance of the effect of Dr.
" connirance , and. altogether jt;B ,. a aartoiM tn Bedford
I cat i ve of us m, charging him with it? QounN. ? - '
. i, a - a a - ata ta vivwtn'ii iui . va ariiavi's f a ax :
gentleman, who taw the memorandum YVhinnery'i Kcgiment on yester
long;beroreit appered in the public d t the hJnm ;f Jordan cf ,Iolt
printe, of. ite enatence, and of the in- E lbere were egCnl lbolt 5Q0 men
lenUon bf the eneroiea of General Jack- Bt. Wa, t.n ftn Jha. p-..:,!--.!.! ;
: ... i- r, , .
ton to use it to hit prejudice. Thia lav
formation; wae correct. The, roemot
. a f k -
randum dtf appearand under circttm -
ttancea which hare never been explain-
ed. A copy waa either procumi wi h
tne assent otjiomB oiucer oi m aana,
va is waa uaiiviatu,,- " wavs
then, or unjust; that Doct, M'Nairr,
the President of the Bank, and a dead-4
Ir enemv of fSpn. Jaekaon. should bet
suspecieu, nay, accuaeu oi eonniymgi
at the appearance of the memorandum -
in tUa nnhlin nrinvas4..-. Wal ahata nnt onaf
J v '
OUC lormer language tmt tU0l
Uect. ; ibe charm
rge ;f "connivance"
was ' founded ' on .. information, Which
.8,1 Jn ;cotilutiction With i the whole
. . .. .... . . a . a
P " . . ' lr . . J ' rM"w'.'"
r'j j -
ntrmrt r j. -i.nr . ' 4
i We proceetl 'to the charge of Treason.
t InA aifkA am It ttimt tkmrlii!ma AiU
at&aiUi ,wr iitr aw aaaaaa, t uvitaiuia- atasaa ;
drew Jackson a traitor? - On " such "oc
casions the - name aud standing of the
accuser become matters of much im
portance. , We ' repeat -the question,
therefore--who is it that prefers the
charge of trtason a? .inst the Hero of
C7A . - . n ..... .. .: n . a ... mt
Wcw Orteansr , uuc; i . noya ansa
ry ' A man 'that 'never shoaldered a
firelock in defence ; of bis country.
Where wat this man of warl this ac-,
cvsrr of treason, When the tlootlthirsty
Indiana . were' desolatirtsr ouf frontier.
1 . v .
land the invincibleaof Wellington meha
'cine tiie emporium of the West? Boyd
5 M'Nairy to accuse Andrew ' Jackton ef
ta.. .a.iia .it. 1 . 1 m.m a m..
ui me 11101 11 U' iu...i iuliuuiils mat
has transpired .orinS "the whole xotiree
in urr M.uiiBuii ty, stay, uiauuia
rum. nnt fin 4hi auhier.t in Olir own
. - 7 J .
good time.When all the evidence on
which this ridicnloua charge ia battom
I, is bro't forth; we will condescend
to notice it.i ' Until then, .we pray thi
Coalition print to be patient. ;;
D. - ct. INVV
ii ft
:r 'ar
3 ta '
-A-
raarJm. f
wa ', ;' bava t
.eertaK
j exTro-:
( . ., .,
iBwcr, naa cnarrea ine liJcU r v, U
hav nr ii'J airaw Ait Aanorra- I
u:. ! :.r "3n?T!f-
S.lt'.t'
demanded.1 . Iostad ofctaman-7- 5.ia ' -
iinaauio wiin II 19 tin ii an: .
ates tl.atl.i i a ' .
d La haj c '1:1'
DfOea. Jackson " pupniea." .- Whvthe
many vmer Menus
'rariaat ' coward la
the ramtaonur caa
rrw - nnnn.
ith impunity, after be,
ararrititw
M'V.ir. Kvan if wa wera d:nHrl
to dowa, hia long experience and prac- v
tice ia those brancheaof a polite e lica- "
tioo, wool J gircaum fearluladv . Sea
over a. Wa are aatisBed with ia- "
forming the .world, Ao Doct. Boyd ;
Ri'Wairy is in the haDit ot answenn-f
inch imputations against Li character, , 1
as that pf having "lied away hia hon-
or," ana men tney will Know now to
aDrtreciate the vuhrar abase that ar Doare .
over hia name, m the Banner and
, Whig- .Vojftpiia ?ept6ictv. - -v
1 . y r , V
I Ejfktt tf thi Coalition Cahtmniesr-'''
fron Col, Win. B.X1"., "7 1
Ma, Avr1''"! etn,
etateBw. v""u "rHM","-?" ,""
t uienda ef Jacksod had arpomtedaa .
AdministraUon nine marshal of the tiny,
be ate-anniversary -rJebi iiion, I ,..
take the liberty of iuformi fa the cdaor
who penned trie paragrapn, aou an ou-;
era whom it may concern, that lam no "i
Adama man. It is true that at one time! j
I did Intend to rote for Mr. Adams; but
'when ( witness the daily slanders etui''.
abuse heaped upuo the head clatencr
able man,, whose name -will be forever",
A war-J r Ua
to kll true Americans, and of . ,
a m ' l a "at a a f
opponent, I, shall if livinj next Dcto- y
ber-give my vote to ueheral Andrew f'
''.Tackaoii. ' '.,'i,
WM. B. CASSIDAY.
; l..-'R,tr ;
he rote was taken on tne rresiaen
question, when there appeared for la
Jon aboul 300( aoJ for Adams not ,
a -aw wa. w - e - v.v ,
lack--'
iiia -
fvu aayaawsaa wvi eue 'a avv '7 unva
?,Thi, it the immediate neighborhood
wllich john Wo0d re8-lde3 vUa t
jolned theUrmT. lf then he Y,t in.
)ullUDe,f M char- 1 by the
ArfntnaitaS. whv ard
ard all thee .
lefor
gencer.
t. s ne cuciai v i o uu iui cw-y - r
York, but will not be In.tinte for the V'v..
Anti-Masbuic '. Convention.: '"' Gentle "'.'.VV
men, uw wan iur vou tnat uenerua. a-,-
Jackton ii not at thi day President.
If be watto catch we becretaryot War r ; f
in NeW York, the Secretary of the j
Nary in New-Jersey," and the Secretary Ht,
or state in Kentuckv, he would nil their.
empty chain in a trice, with men who
will do; their duty,- and not leave the
Departments of Government without V
thetrbeadt.JV".I'. Enquirer.,
Anothet StumperZJudsQ Bracken
ridge haft written to the auditors of thb '
National Intelligencer, in relation tdKv.
the attack upon General Jackson, res-
Eecting hit conduct while Governor of .
loridaj in which he states that if there V:
were any impropriety in the ordinances'
for which Jackson has been condemned
by the .friends of Adams, the llamf 5
should rest upon him and a Mr. Duncan,- .
by whom they were drafted. . ,.
" Mr. William Clarke, his wife, a toit
about 6 yeart , of ae, and another chilit
about two yeara old, died on Friday, in ,
Union Town,: Pennsylvania, fVen ha-j. ;
ving taken poison ,in tome food,' " How' 1
administered, or ! by whom," is not-
known. A cat and dog; which bad, ea-;
ten of the tame ricfaut., uied also at tbcf ,
same time. In the eveninsafter the"-,
funeral," tayt : the Unloii - Democrat
" we taw a relation to whose care it bad "
been. committed, conveying away the, -only
survivor of the family, au ibfaut, .
unweaned from its mother's breast." .:'
: ft:::f. $lbanyWrgM
!'
lie thaV would do well in anycooYse
..a a at t.
I ... ..- .tt 'M.-
. uie. must -v-ttae vp nis cross. r a
nn of fashion, y.ainan of .feeling, the .
courtier, the rustiv, the proud iuloso
pher.;and the niecli chribtiah,. ftlik-5 ; p.
i wast, beat the erosta x ;
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