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Y" i ' ' X - ' i . . " : J- TiD.nn 11T IS'Elv T TOLTJME II. RUTHERFORDTOT, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1831. NUMBER 20. . A (DA s.l i y v 'I i I - mi i vi i i . - . . . ' i- . ' . r - 1 -. hope that pur families would have been I Eaton ; such a senrice did not, in my judg PUBLISHED EVERY BATURu! Ay-evening by V f ROSWELL ELAER, Jr Terms of subscription. ! Two dollars and fifty Cent8, per annum, if paid in advance ; or three dol lars, jf paid within the year: but if delayed after the close of the year, twenty-live cents will be added. ; '. . 1 - :r- jh sr ' No paper will be discontinoeci Until particularly or at the discre- t. V ordered and alUarrearages paid, j f ; fiou of the publisher.-, Advertisements inserted on the usual terms. All persons -advertisin will please note the ram ber of times trjey wish to have them inserted, or , they will be continued and taxed accordingly. . SCENES AT WASHINGTON. of your having adverted to any fact or cir- ' ' " " I -"i:T v 1 1 . cumstance alledged uyfiienerai Jackson or yourself as evidencejof unkind , feeling for, much less hostihtyjto, or a conspira cy against Maj. Eatonbnthe part of Mr. Branch, Mr. Berrien, 'it myself, or of any want ot narmony in ine uauinet. omer MR. BERRIEN'S APPEAL. From the National Intelligencer, July 23. TO THE PUBLIC. v (Continued from page 99.) . i Mr. Ingham to Col. Johnson. New Hope, July 18th, 1831. copy of willing to invite Mrs. Eaton to their laret jo . i j parties, to sive the appearance cf an osJ tensible intercourse, adding that he wa so much excited that he was like a roar ing lion. , lie had heard tnat tne lady o a foreign minister had joined in the conW than the simple and isohted fact, that cur spiracy against Mrs. Laton, and be heq -i- i-i L "r! t . i ' 1 .1 i j i ft i i- J iamines giu nor. visit ius. tiaion anu in- isworii inauie wouiu senu oer auu uei LAW SCHOOL. THE subscriber, disengaged from those public daties in which he has been occupied for a Ions series of years, may.n6w command hia own time, and is disposed to employ himself usefully, if he can. Iletherefore proposes to conductaLAW SCHOOL, in this town, and to commence a course of instructioh oh the first of September next. His plan will, be,' to deliver occasional lectures, on im portant law topics, arid principles :.to examine, his students frequently: arid, as often as in! his power, to converse with them unreservedly on the subjects of tlleir studies. When they shall have attained .; to such improvement as shall: havjj qualified ' them for public discussion j it is his purpose to in'stitute a fictitious :oWt, in which the forms of proceeding and trial, asWactised in the Superior Courts of this State, will lie regularly observed. As he intends to tleyote his time and attention, principally to this school, his-fee from each pupil, for one j ; ls; in struction, will be one hundred dollars: a sum, Vhich he believes, is below, what has been gener ally demanded by other instructor, for similar ser vices. By such as shall desire to attend, his schooj, board on resonable terms,, can be obtained in Ab- " ingdon, or its immediate vicinity, with respectable families, i FETEK JOUJVe'TON. Abingdon, Va. Jaly 2, 1831. J . "3 4w OLD FOLiT . . . . !'-. r . I vit hpr tn thpir nnrtifis! nr Hjiva I nnv 1 hiic:hnnrl hfMTlft it lie coula notni't an end your letter ot tne autn ulttoMr. iiernen y- ' r : . r 1 v TVr i 7 i and myself, forwarded by him from Wash- 1 ulc, . fvt'.v - .6 - T TnrEnn hnVl w1 tne otner enten a mea step. Col. J. replied, remoYin? me aneaeu uimcuuies. omer iinai lie ccnannv uiu ; tu o .-. i i man luai our luuinies eiuuiu visii mrs. iiia icu iiiai iv sucuicu iu uc usciuss iui iuiu v . ... . , V f-tonTlind invitft' hr t tWir inrtrA rnrtip. I spp Alr-Ttrnnr.h nd Mr. Herricn. I toll auu "Vi U-orlTwrr!u : Tit-. I I XT. Tl-r.- M .Pnt.n i Viari nic tA U cannot hut persuade iftyself. that rhy him that each of us had taken.our course, licatfcn in the Telegraph to which you re- flc""-"fc wf" V4"; upuu uux uV u F Vi j i . i ' ferY m.d another of the same irrmort in a Fav ume ewapeu y our ruwMccuon, ana New Vork paper of an earlier . date,' and ftlsf your judgement that, Whatever may supposing it probable, in the existing Javebcen the nature of your Wtructions, concert ; and that he ought not to consid er me as answering for any but myself, j however, adopted I To than nnnool flint I climilrl moot Ilim 1 111 fHPlin AS mtlP I sunnosinjr it proDanie. in tne exis in? 1 :: . 7 . : v,""'v"M-"i - " i"rr " 7 . . . state of the public mind, that the discus- f " , """"" .umcr- xi .v.. .utntnc.ir.h Ontly from what I have. .... that cveninsat all the parties to that transaction in the 1 havc honor to be, very Wctful- greedto. ; Col. J.camj to my house about ciated. 1 consid -necessity of making explanations, I had 7 your obedient serv't. - . - 0, and wc went up to Mr. Bernena, hav- family to be a sa;. Hon. Richard M. Jounsox. ' j i way to 3Ir. Berrien,s, Col. J. remarked ty. The admir that the President 6ad informed him that! do with it, more ' Mr. Ingham's Statement, a copy oXiohxch he would invite. MJBraucb, Mr. Berrien, I other individual, was enclosed in his letter to Col." JoWsox." and myself, to mtt hira on the next Fri- not be pro perl v. n ri t i Idav, when he would mlorm us in the pres- intercourse, r "lOTn rr 7iT n m 7 H' ence of Ur- E determination ; and reputation to i 1830, Colonel Johion of Kentuckylwa.t- tf did -n(rt to comply with . his did not .inter CU Oil IUC 111 meut, come tmbin the cope of my duties to the Government ; it belonged to' socie ty alone to determine such matters.'" jc poorer of jhe Administration contylft change the opinion of the communiy) ven if it couKl be prcj-erly used to onirr I the lcUniioua of domestic life ip iay " The tociety of Washington must t best judges of whoci it ought to r ' : nc-. 1 regretted the difficulties whid V- laboured under, and had felt it f duty, not to aggravate" T ded at an early day t sation with him on " I view to have our so:. ' r but no opportunity volunteering oncnt in that way. heT ,7 I: rni HE nndersia'nedinformsthecitizensof Rnrke. V1o" 01 tfte 1 11 Rutherford, and Buncombe, that he has now doubt seen, re in successful operation a JIachine for carding wool near John liargm .8 Lsn. .. All worJc confcded to his These articles, as far as they relate to this ifcwaFt', shall be attended to, with the utmost des-r .- I r ii .t - i ' .patch, and exec.ted in the neatest manner. Work fuoJeci oear on men; race me eviaence oi from a distance will be punctually attended to. haviog been authorised' by General Jack- " ' Vrice, for carding will be, eight cents per pound, son 4d youirself, and leave me no choice - Ilattfrs' wool Jiaprice. , The wdol sent must be as t(the publication of my statement. vvanetl, and carefully separated from burrs. . : . , , J , , , N. Ii. Those sending wool, will send sheets 1 he.aiticle which I supposed to have been autnorizea ny you, snows that you have also taken a different yiew of this maiter since your letter to me befoj-e referred to, wasvrrtten. 1 could not otherwise recon cile jour remonstrance against a publica tion of what you then deemed a confiden tial "i riE subsenberv anxious to gain evidence rel- iiji Li ri u . uv i j v alive to the outra-eoumurder of Caleb Wood- e,d&d, hJ the Globe to publish your deni- ruff.'in Snartanburc District S.C.. who wasmur- ai pt Hie Statement alluded ito : at commenbed the. preparation of copies of a statement of the conversation which you have referred to ; as Well, that between you and me, as that between Gen. Jackson and myself on the same subject, intend ing,, as soon as they could be completed, to sena one to mm ana another to your self. I Upon the receipt of your letter, I immediately wrote you a note expressing and after some ntmitinn tn limit Fnwt f.. - I. - I 1 I 1 . . I 1.1 . IICSIUUI ur. r , i -i . fe. .1 Berrien s. Col. J. renewed the 6ub ect, in Isymptoui.oi f VaTUIs uCiorC x uiaue ray lumuy anatnat oi iur. lirancn, nna nrftSftnce lfhim ind Governor Branch, and tionknr -1. 1 v, any ueieriniiiauon aSjio me disposition oi nur 15errien,did not ,mv statpirip.nt. Knt twn nrtio ps in t hp unwl tK.it It lioi-1 kran 1th int ivhnU hav0 ;tm .:,u ..uL o - u i' .1 i rainermoreouauueuiy ached me 'before my letter to the determination of having harmoW me I "e mu S.b .U1UC" IUIU "clB"! was mauea, ana arrestea its progress. uuuvwvCnu,,na if we did not agfee to comply with, his did not -intern the t reasury ueparthent, wishes, he would,' expect us to send in our was not cv. ar te preliminary conversation, r i t. r0K;rf ! 1 -j u-- II I resignations.. L,pon our arnval at Mr. the Cabinet , . YnrnsspH his orpfit rpirrplthnt O I .... visit Mrs. latoni he L eated substai!tially, though, I thought,' olficiardondu , what he had said to in the shghtt m 1 sa for enclosing and Avell securinffthe rolls. Julv. 183r. JOSEPH HAMILTON. :',.".. : . 23 2w InforiiiatiQii WANTED. i . i . 1 1 i ni. ir.rtnnM onTiPA pnntinpnrp in n 1 v iiili : , hh i S and Mr Berrie0 replied, unequivocally as pacity in executing the duties oi t IV thought i tL't ,u0 M71l npror rn. nnrtmpnt. find cTnresscd !u Derfet.: i : 1. r 11. I .1 I it 1 r. l-i r i ' u i V nor ao i reconeci wnemer ne raeunuucu mo . - . in his Cabinet by some accommodation Vf .1 r -j . '1 cnt TnMciii . tk;. i it n 1 i u , 4tL the President s remarks as to the lady a- spect. . this matter, lie, Col. Johnson, was the , t- 1, u r. pi ; nh thntlliu 1 j Ar..a:ii ! 1 u 1 . bovc raentionea and Dr. Lly those gen- m a changed tone, tnaivm j inend 01 us all J and had now comp at tli . ;.. . ; . . .. J m n 0 - 1 request of the President, to see any thing could be done : who mat vvnen our Li.aaie3 gave pomes Uieir ,. i,-1 ,;, f ,1,,;, frtinn . in that refDect. with my ,L oughtto mvitepits. . Eatoj., and: as they- families contro ,cd b. any power whateTr conddct; he had ncrer supposed, for w had nevcrreturtted her call, tf they would jfr. Branch, Mr. Ber- moment that mofficiaincfcliidjKcn in- i', T"Tl.?l'?; rien. and myself, wen. the same evening Buencedin the leairde?ree TFU , .. n 1 , . 1 ( 'j to a party at Col. Towson s, where a re- be satisfied, but unless something was done 3 .1 . . , r u; . nnt., v u.j j . u. v 1 1 port was current that we were to be re- of this nature, he had no doubt, indeed he r , -1 , . . . , . 1 , . ,i..k. 1-. . iL t..,:j.,. 1 moved forthwith, ot which 1 had no doubt l j j u 1 I at the time. The next morninff.Coi. J. iiiiv c iiu.iiuutjjr,aiiv nuutu piuuai4)y( ic- kind feelings towards Mai. Eaton ; and ne aid not mean 10 insisi on our 1 amines ! visiting Mrs1. Eaton : lie had been much - excited, for some time past, by the com, I m. 1m .M1 nt1 (tint V vii rwy I liinntirwi o nr inct liir flnH liu tri fi Vt t- tr , 1 I . m -m-. ' w. . - " I I lllllf III III V lllllIkH. IIIIII Knill L111L 1IC IIUI'IIL I K.A LiLl l LB UUlllb ULM tAU A Hll n lilLU U moveMr. nch,lr. Berrien, and -iny- pcrh been more frank last eve- aid him in putung down their slaudersX least, self. I replied to CoL Johnson, that in 1 . r . . .......n . .u r.. de-red by a sanx of negroes on the 3d of February without a nrevious interchange of rPo.ollPcJ nll mnttPrc nfnffiplnl li,c;.tPa ninS ana wia us posmveiy inai uie rre- uuaing inai ue was wuuueu irora most ... !ast,-having been informed that a certain wagon- tions hftnvpn nil thp n,rt,Cfi flftwi I L iX:ti. ' t dent had finally determined on our remo- of the invitations to parties; and, when m- : t. : 1 r .1 . - . .. w..v huii cxlm t vuuiii.vuuu iut.ibiT jtu. x i,uiuiucitu -. 1 j .1 j. i 1 vai irom oince, unless we agr jreed at once 1 vited, she was insulted ; Uiat the lady of a rtiiunmiK num. iiiaiuei cnuiueu vviiuiii a lew r j . i ' i I . . . v . I Vfl yard, ot the spot where the murder was committed, "l : ppuna 10 manikin an open, irani., lhat our femiUcs should visit Mrs. Eaton, foreign mmister before referred to had in- v in uiiuu wcjiiii iuiv1 uicu u y ouiuc ui iuc iiiuuu? i r' . vj vyuuunuu i auu uai niuiiiuua juli7I ujui at3 n ilh liih j'irii" i nf tlm dftrerised. that ft was siinnnspH Mr: Wood-, nf epprppr imnncorl vn flincn oJ LSte" ! to be implied from thJ Presided had a ririit to expect the exer- that made up his mind to desig- remarked that some : injustice might bo . . t' - 1 . I tvmnH I r l..-il- 1 f It n . . ; II . I . Z' 1.-. jep.ort which he had heard (or rather, from a misun- !u'm; viiaiav.tc i wic wuiciaauuu re- uon oi my Desi iacuiuc: derstaiuhn ot the name called the deceased .'Un- ierreu 10. l ne communication made tq ment ot mv time, in th .Ml ' ' may De naa wnemer saia wagoner urn or aia not wmij ,10 tK r.-.-; ui:.:.. " L 3ee or trade with certain negroes during the night of I ..vy. . umigauuu 011 uie.noi 10 the .jd of rebruary last. 7 The unknown, and 1 I I 4 I . 1.4. A ne may possess oe.ng mougiu uuporuira to tne u.s- m jtg rfi offensive M?If known to the subscriber by calling on him, by theretore, carry with it the con letter, or by leaving his name and residence at this ligation which belongs to th oiiice, that inquiries may be made ot him and in C0Urse of friendship. I regarded so noin? aiat ie cause 01 lusiice. i: ; . J ' .TMOMAS WOODRUFF, P. M. , ' " , Woodruffs P. O., Spartanhurg Dist., S. C. July '29, fr:U. 24 6w p .. dorwood,'this notice is given that information me by you that my continuance in'; office As to the fnmilv of TMf. 1 J J L J AL ! I . - J . ' wouiu uepeuu upon ine consent 01 my oDiigation on ine not to sav any Uunff to . t J - .1 , , . 1 1 .u . .1 , family to visit Mrs. Eaton and invite l.eV as2Late the difficulties which he labour- c0, re v'xvdJ. and. cf.uld ot P.C.d "l 3.n0t ' ,ner na,w and residence King to their large parties, I considered at the1 c3 under, but to obserre total silence and "P,00 T m u,c L , J ucr .! dreumrtaniial evidence hfeh time, though not so intended by you, neutrallity in relation io the reports about s.dcn s ga; and .t made no more differ- of the odanee : 'J"Pr !hnc. ss being thought important to the dis- , ito :" r,t., ,.; ' w fj '.i i- r 1 . t ' eoce to me than to any persoti whom the ary ot W ar, whose wile she did not visit ant designated to take my place, instead of that of the Secretary of State, , evening of the same day, CoL J. which, according to the usual practice ho ., , called again, and 'informed tne lhat he probably considered herself entitled to. I Prn - had just been with the President, who had was present, tlnd saw most of what had a.ce uponi, drawn up n paper explanatory of what he happened. She evidently thought herself JState of JVorth Carolina, ' i M Haywood County. :Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions June Term; '. ' 1831. :- v rolly'Gambell ) ; J X . vs. ' Petition fop Dower. ? John Gambell ) they, were false. Having if i 1 jj i ,T.T 1 'XJPWJSZSSri P Paper explanatory of ,vhat he happened. She evidently . . "n? ,VL rT!fWX badintendedand expected of us; that aggrieved at something, but acted u,th right to expect. That the society of Wash-I- . L 1 f , , L. .ri. j: :. .1 5" . son had chanired his jrround, from which inton was liberallv organized theVe was some l Tennessee inenus nau oecn inucx. u.guuy uu u.e ritri tim oomoot in ' Iw i ; u? i ' f 1 with him lor several hours : that his pas- appearance onnsuuoucrea to Jirs. laion, ded by the earnest reT but one circle, into which every person of I . , . . , , , . ii i- j i, - r..n- . monstrances of the friends I consulted, resectable clmrnnter. il.snnsed io he, srW Si.uu buubiueu, uuu i .-u c..urcij m.. .w uftH.., proposition as wounding to my feelings, j.. t i i i i mm nau ueieruuueu 10 jesigu my oince: 4 - i T.. i. ! 1 was only dissuaded by the earnest rel but one circle, into which every person of iuu.iijiiun,w w. iU1) lutuua ji tuusuueu, resueciauie ciiuracier. uifcuuseu io oy so- i . , , . r ww i i . I j i i n -i . :. . i i . c who urged, among other considerations, rial, was readily 'admitted, without refer- nauSeru n" ' " w?u u n.0"D?,sl ' " " "n"" V " ?nJ? h " that althoueh my personal resnect for the enee to the circumstan of birth" -fortune. 00 oamhes visitingMrs. Eaton ; heon- certain reasons which he mentioned, ho President might be impaired, my. services or station which operated in many other ' WfCd US-l ffSt ?, , ' 1" hU Sf T - :.i.Ti . .1. v i . . ii . . . ' ' Islanders a trninst her : that he believed hrr fore relcrred to. and his wife, home lm- HN this rase", it appearing to the satisfaction of in the Department were for the couutry, places. W. the Court, that the defendant, John Gambell, and while it was faithfully served, I could- official is--not an inhabitant of this State :It is; therefore. nnt Vip nnfuithf.,1 tn tU :Amnii'tnA- x uai we uau no nfein u, cicn . cent and he thoughtourfamilies ou2ht mediately.' After some further convcrsa--povver to reculate its social . inter- L i ... ..... i -A.- .r.t j .t nnt u r,faiti,rMi tn Mia , Ammicti.nrinn I rm Ti r ' .2 1 u .i u io ao wuai iiiey couiu io sustain ncr, ii uouou uusuuuuuier mauers. in wiucu x ordered hy the Court, that publication made for "d .A T , VtH they could not visit her ; and that lie wish- considered the President as having entire- three months, n, the North Carolina Snmtatnr and A . proposition thUS dlSDOaCd Ot CO U Id be received by the SOCiety, here, and ' It did , i . ,V i w i I I :..J.L-J J M-.t- Western Advene, for .hejerendant John Gap- regarded as any thing rather , smganobhgat.onotfnendly confidence, my family had therefore not ocjal But I find an add.t.onal reason for publ - with her, and the, had done so with my IU uuiW auu ftu ti v v s4 wev.u it iaii bi'll, to appear at a County Court, to be held for llio County of Haywood, at "the Court house in , Waynesville, oh the ; last Monday in December i- with her, and they had done so with my - . . , ... next, then and there to plead, answer, or demur to cation growing out of your letter i; its ap- apppobation, and that the President ought ? " 5 J t " Ji t, not, tor the sake of his own character, to . ... . ti rui the petitioners petition ; otherwise the several mat f ers and things therein set forth, will be taken for confessed, and decreed accordingly. Witness, Robert Love, Clerk of our said Court, ,M office, the last Monday of June 1831, and in the rith year of American Independence.' ROBERT LOVE, C. H. C. C. ir . r i i . i nronf rlic,n,oomflnl Vm m ct.i ' "V...L ' I.. .U . J.-.l- " 1 WailfO OQ II1C XTCSiaeOl, MO OPUeCl I bell III icriUS Ul LfCItUUttl blllUIlCbS lOWOTUa andluSnorySS fail, whenever the whole matter shall . be to exert his power, to force my family to brought put, which is inevitable in the visii any body they did not' chorise t6 vis- present state of the public mind, to expose it, he was interfering with . that yhicii he me to the imputation of having shrunk longed tome, and no human povfer should from doing what duty to my own charac- regulate the social intercourse of my .fam- tar i nnt tn ttio Knnntrir' cAnmn1 t-n fL II 1 c! H A ! A 1 L.4ll w vuuuhj, occuicu w uc- uy, uv means ui uiuciai or any uuicr i ... . . ....... i . .1 . ii. ho, its-utility will ere longfindits way in- mand, I cannot therefore accord in your power which I could resist.. If I could if U.11S Persecution, and mat the lady ot a ai tne ume au wn,cn were snown 10 mc tij Look at this!,jT Tjn lit compass has been so long in use, that, I ter, if not to the country, seemed to de had informed me that he wished to see me; me, or read, any" paper on the subject.' to which he assented and went into a Ion 2 argument to shofy how innocent a women The public will now, I think, be at no Mrs. Eaton was, and how much she had loss to determine upon the true state of been persecuted, and mentioned the names the facts of this case. Mr. Ingham's very of a number of ladies who had been active lull statement is taken from notes made Katherfordtn, 25th Jan'y, 1831. I 50 ly p foreign minister was also one of the con spirators ; adding that he would send her conversations with Sir. Branch, our rccol- and her husband jhome, and ' teach him lections were found to concur. The trans- and his master that the wife of a member action was of a nature culculated to awa- of his cabinet was not to be thus treated, ken all my attention, and to impress itself .1 - r ti . : . . .f 1 l ' letter of the 30th ultimo, bu, not having and that the course we had pursued was Z7ZhZr 2'. .ZnZZ received any intimation of your wishes ot preservative of his honor and political D"'nV mfaut daughter, but benefit,! Motc, rron. any iuppoun that subject, it will require'some delibera- standiDK. 1 had taken my ground on ma- ,h,e wa3 .nauon here, among a perfect.onofth.s faculty, and pejw drive hex out of socio- In relation to the statement that the pa- husband out of office ; per drawn up in the. hand-writing of the - . i 1 1 .i . i . j :i ..c -.Arr n.m.rl K Ax au ' hT . tV, ui Jfl j lIj f..n I out uc wouiu De cut into men piecra on me i . rcsiucni was uo u wwc,iucucm.i ui antij gu'viuvu oucbiic wuu nuiu,uu- ma or raion,ur uu wuc, unu uuu tuny , , P ,-i .. , T' t::t :r .k.t. 11 r!rnimstnn matf' 0n0,U. Li..L::j ' ,k u K,J rack, before he would suffer him or his which I roost explicitly repeat, if charity v j r ucicimiiicu uw. w vuuugw ii .nuukvivt to Kuthcrlord county, and put every man m pos- deg:re that no oublication shall be - marlp. snliml t ntrm.l T shn.iW bp. nnivnr- . session ot his own land marks they may then es- .Unn f . VTu , -t- ,j r , rape the judgment denounced in a certain book. any more than 1 can in the views of the thy of my station, and would despiser .my- i This is therefore, to notify air persons, obligation of secrecy which you have sug- self. That it was eminently due to the rthat they may not plead ignorance in future,) that, gested. l would preter; however, to ac- character of the President to have it known 1 am deter.niined to prosecute i all and every individ- company the publication with that of your that he did not interfere in such matters, . - -uai, who shall be found tresnassinff. bv cultivating c Qfu ..n: u... -i.ii.- i .. . i j i j i f he soil, removing timber, or in any otherwise com mitting waste upon any of the various tracts of land belonging to' Col. Richard Lewis,' situate ia the Rutherford county lots and land adjoining the til lage of Rutherfordtoh, unless Avith my written or verba consent ; and it is presumed that all leases and permissions granted by him, for any of those purposes; have expired. ; I Perstfns holdingbohds on him for titles, would .'-.do well to present-them.-Also persons having made purchases of land, in which he is interested ' 'are hereby notified that no. titles will be pippnturi' 'unless satisfactory evidence is adduced that his proportion of the purchase money has been actually ' paid, qr secured to be paid, either to himself or his property auuiorizea agent. . : . i : t J. UVJLKTOJN LLVv IS, Aeent likely to meet your own wishes, ii have might be the consequence. I . J J -1 t i .1 . ' I . .i-i Ll. i "i nov. Ulj lu auu, iuuliii maKing me siate- j ments of these conversations j 1 have relrrjby ed not merely on the indelible impres- with the Secretary sions made on my memory, but on memo-.J the Attorney General randa put on paper at the tinie. I have I had said, he supposed hot thtf slightest recollection or any .note avail. I The President; bad. expressed a wife to be injured by their vile calumnies ; is to perform her holy office in reconciling rV t Tryk s a that he was resolved to have harmony in these conflicting 'assertion.,' it much Col. X. said that he had been requested so d u . S . morc to believe lhat the memory of the Prsident to have a conversation 7 ,c u ;V mr ., -fw. . rl . .l- UJC M. iUIUCIIttUUJ UUICIOIKM wu una vrv casion. He saw and conversed with vari ous persons on this subject, and has to re- me to investigate the' character cf Mrs. ly upon his memory for the fact of having of of the Navy, and Gwn mc "o! Va: also; but, from what ii iiau never conuucicu auuuiivriii. uu ii wouia De oi no I - I ' ! . - I . v
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