Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-13
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TO Me editors ofhs .4neyicni Sentinsi
GEsTLENEN-i have TO request ne insertion of
me accompanying documents "a Your next paper.--
eei sensiby the deiicacy oftlIe subj.cI TO which
they relate; aud regret SINGER ely the nperias
siy winch demands ot uie the course have pursun,
Va addition TO what las been published, my feelings
have been harass+d Ivy accusing lcllers from, men
whose full confidence have hitherto enio,ed and
the purity OF whose motives nm not now DISPOSED
10 question. lac ratification WAS not determined
on before the President had, The persosal nppIi-
cation vi mutual iriend, ackuowedg the RECENT
OF my letter, aud declined inner ference on his mart
The matter is submitted without comment TO the
judgment OF an intelligent and impartial public, and
sincerely hope that afer circumstances may
render IT indispensable TO the further INDICATION oC
my character, TO lay before them The nconlroyetti-
bic evidence wiIhIn AZ power.
WIN respect, your ouedicut and humble servant
~ WALLER LOUVRE.
Washington, April lsl, 1924.
from the Franklin Gazette of Jan. so,h. 1921
General JACKSON declares that lie never wrote \
letter To the PIrsident, advising him 10 appon, two
dis'nS federdiists and TWO distinguished dem
craIs" nieinbers of his cabinet Mir E,sn, Az
member vi the Senate Of the Uniied St,te, f,nn'
Pennsylvania, states that " he never beard The PIE
siden OF the United States read any such letter a.
thai which has been imputed To General Jackson "
and that Ae President has assured him that he had
never received such letter" The origin of this
story concerning General JACKSON we understand to
be this " personal and roiiticcd friend" of The
printer =" no has circulated ihe charge against Gen
Jackson stated tina, the hoHurnble WALTER Low
RTE, ot the Senate informed him that the President
had read te him and MIR. FISDLAY letter iron, be
IeherIl, recommending ihe appointment Of federal
isis For ourselves, we do not know whether such
story was or was not Told 10y the personui and
political friend OF the aforesaid printer; bu' we do
not believe that Mr.. LowRIE ever stated that tn |
President had read TO hin, and Mr. FIyptAy the
letter ascribed to General JACKSON, because Mr.
MoERoE has sad hai he never received such let
ter, and because Mr.. LowEiE, in Congress
from PENNSYLVANIA, could never have invented the
ldea of letter having been received by the Presi-
dent which lie never did receive. We make this
statement from a wish 10 apprize Mr.. LowRIF If he
has not been already appzed, nf The reported origin
Ui the acc usaton made agans, General JACKSON We
hall with pleasure publish any reinla,ion
PLANTATION ofthe story. Our maxim is, let jnsiice be
done though the heauenS should JaR."
From the Democratic Press, Of Jan 90 1921
In compliance with the request of our old esteem
ed and valued friend ,Ar Krcmer I'VE pmblishhis letter
Justice 10 ourselves requires should add some
thing on he subject We hid more than once heard
OF the letter OF General jackson in question and a
short time since perused letter from, = very in
tellgen aud respectable gentleman in Pushurg
mentioning the fact that General Jackson had re-
commended The appointment oi TWO federaliss by
MIR. Monroe rs Par of his cabinet. correspon-
dent "a Harrisburg like Use Communicated The same
information. few DAYS ago, heard of This let
Ter in still more tangible shape We we're inform
ed mar such a letter WIS read by Mr. Monroe the
two gentlemen who ~ present represent this state ia
the SENATE OF he Union.
NlesSrS
LoIcrie and Findiy waited on the President during
che session Of 1921 2 remonsraie against The ap
pOntment Of Mr.. IRISH Marshal of The Western
District of PENNSYLVANIA. That the President on
chat occasion iouk an opportunity speak OF The
principles that had governed his administration ard
To show what bad been recommended TO him by
some of The most distinguished men in The country
and then read the letter OF General Jackson these
gentlemen ia which he onnne nds the appointment
OF tro FeGeraiisfS and re Republicans, TO constitute
the Cabinet Of his administration.
o. rain tyif, aiti H..
Senators from Pennsylvania on the subject, nor do
we make Ibis statement the personal assurance of
eilher OF them. We do, however, believe, that such
2 letter was eShiburd TO Item, and to others, and
until we arc assured ouT informAnts are much in
eTor, we shall continue TO believe there is some
strange misronGepion ON this subject
There - one simple mode Of testing its accuracy
MIR Monroe may have received, aud as abuVe stated
read such letter and yet have forgotten u IL is
not, however, probable, lhat General jackson ever
wrote such = lett'r and should have forgotten it
Let General Jackson uiorm the public what are the
facts of this case his word has never vet bee
doubted, and would, on such occasioD be explicit
ly relied upon.
WasfmgtoH, .Jun II, 1874
Cot JoHE Bliss,
Sr--iav'ng read in Your paper Of Wednesday
last charge aearns' General jackson As follows -
" We have been lcd make these remarks from
having rec Mis- heard ~ such mauner rs 10 leave
no doubt ~ our n''nd Of ihe ruth Of the statement
that when Mr.. Moprne about 10 form his cahi.
6e IT, 1861, c.. Jackson wrote letter 10 Mr
hl0m0e recommending him 10 appoint Two disun
gusheJ Fcderaiies aud ] wo Distinguished Demo.
cras his crrttrics TO form rs c4hinei. Mr.
Monroe has exhibited Ibis lotter han oHce aud
Their be no doubt Of lie Authenticity Of The sac-
mont.'
The above charge being evidently calculated ~
make Impression fltrt Gen. jackson Is tho federal
candid 'te, and f7errhy ~ irjne him wuh ~" drr
cratic party, and believing that me Generals Chafi,-
has leen tsea'lei ny p,0p " lr envy Talents tlet
cauuot quail, lHi virtues they cannot Emulate ,o.-
Cejv"d tmt day 40 Que" 90 1-rrr'an ihe Nom 90
fisehood nf no" above charge his informing cill-
81 ou ihr Pr"-ijont ior Information, Wno 80 orc
said the riigr WAS i'ise ib'i Sc had rrceiv
Cd any srrh letter rhrt G"n. jackson pcv,r ~
& mmrnd g. 10 NJ bot onr person iur ANY tffcr |
iiai fhe iud yidrli be- Recommended was y d4,,n. |
cti he'd Officer 10 thN i"r war, aud whop' Grr. !
Jackson h"d never qern, bot vhp bid been rtnro,
ei 20 he milifary dep rtmtpf iv bO'h AZ Mad son
and hinscif sud ihai m the letter 81 recommends.
fon not one word said relative ~ his ,ioiliicsl
opinions scnse ol justice demands tbat the anti
dole sltruld Pee 'iutns,ered through The same rh1p.
mel 'ha, a fused ihe ,'uspn. hive therefore 0Hy
10 request you publish he foregoing in order IN
reader jrs,'ce 90 the individual To whom the nsiou
owes = large debt ~ gratitude.
Yours respectfully, &o.
GEO. KREMER.
Washington, W,rch IJh, 1924