Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

BILE, after due examination and reflection, gen.
orally to coincide in opinion with him.
The gentleman who has stated that was nm.
friendly to Governor Edwards, has entirely mis-
taken INV feelings and motives Of action. Ger.
tniniy cvery thing which occurred between the
Governor and myself was decidedly calculated
to inspire feelings of a very different character.
had every reason to be satisfied with him, aud
hope that nothing occurred on my part to pro-
ducc dissatisfaction with him with any part of
my conduct. believe the only difference of
opinion that occurred between us was in relation
to the eligibility to Office of minor. In that
case, it would have afforded me great pleasure
to have thought with him, inasnuch as it would
have enabled me to have aided IN doing an act
highly acceptable to my friend Col. M'kcc.-
My inability to concur with him in opinion was
cause of regret, and not Of complaint l had,
therefore, possible cause of hostility with the
| thing like hostility to him.
remain, with sentiments of the highest res
pect, your friend and most obelient servant,
WM. Ii. CRAWFORD.
Col. RrcH'D NJ. JoHSsoS.
P. S. l return you Gov. Edwands's first let
ter.
Ehsa Queen, sro''n, OF The request IF .'nr. Ed
Question by Mr.. Edwards. l wish you to
| state what you know concerning my sickness
| at your house after my removal into the room
in the back builling which opens OH the balco-
ny?
! A. know that you were very sick while
| you lodged in that room, so i'll that servant
was obliged to sit up with you every night.
! q. How long do you think that l continu-
cd III that situation do you suppose it was
two weeks
4. do not rccollectthc exact tlnc-I should
think two weeks, but connot be certain.
q. Do you recollect how long it was after
Gen. Noble came to lodge at your house that
| I became so sick as to be confined to my room !?
n. am not certain-but think it was two
days or three--t was on Tuesday or Wcdnes-
day.
q. Do you recolcct that brcakfastcd or
dned at the table with the other boarders after
breakfast on the Monday next after General
Noble came to your house'
"A. do not rccollect that you did.
| q. Was it not in consequence, of my ndis-
position that did not
a, l supposed that it was.
q. Was not my room, in which was sick
one of the remotcst back rooms on the second
floor of the back building, and was not Mr.. No
blc's the front room the first floor of the
front building'
a. Yes.
9. Do you rccollect my being very lame af-
| ter began to rccovers
a. l remember your wearing socks and
| complaining Of pain.
Q. Do you think could have walked from
my room to the front part of the house within a
week after my being taken SO i'll
Answer. do not rccollect seeing YOU do so.
z. Was not your room adjoining mine: and
would not have had to pass by your room to get
to the front of the house?
A. Yes.
e. by Mr.. Forsyth. You haveanswcrcd that
You do not rccollcCt that Mr.. Edwards dincd
with the other boardcrs after breakfast on the
Monday next after Gen. Noble came to board
| at your house; do YOU rccoect that he did not
come To the table :
A. do not rccolcct seeing him at table after
that time, at breakfast OF tea; l do not go 70
tho table at dinner, but do at breakfast and
| tea.
q. When dill NJ. Noble come to lodge al
your house?
| Answer On Saturday the eist of Februa-
~.
Q. AMI You think it was on the Tuesday or
wednesday following that Gov. Edwards was ia
ken sosick.
Answer. Yes.
q. by Mr.. Forsyth. Where was Gov. Ed
wards's room when Mr.. Noble first came to lodge
at your house,
a. 1t was the front room on the first floor.
the same room which Gen. Noble afterwards oc-
cupicd.
Q. When did Gov Edwards remove to the
bacis building,
"A. On Saturday, the next day after len. No
bic came.
ELIZA QUEEN.
-if2titdc L.hasley, s.corn, ut The reguest of Mr..
Ed,curds.
| Question by Mr.. Edwards. Did Won not
board at Mrs. Queens during tue whole of the
last winter
| A. Yes.
q. What do you know concerning nv being
sick there after removed ints the back builj
ing
A. You were taken sick about the middle OF
Tue week and continued confined to your room,
should think about fortnight.
q. Wa'I not sick previous to nv being ia
lzcs1 SO very ill in that roon'
A. Yes.
q. Do you recollcct my eating at table with
the other boarders after the .Honlay which
succeeded Gen Mobiles coming to Mrs. Queens
to lodge, until | got wclI'
A. do not rcc5llcct that YOU dill.
| Question BY Mr.. Forsyth. ID you recoIIcct
that he did not
! a. was never at table saving at breakfast
| and tea.
Q. Do you recolcct that he did not come
to table
| A. ] don't know.