Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-01


cam. in too late for this mornings paper
They will OF course be published Tomorrow
+, Is now ascertained beyond the snado" "
,ioubt, tina, JAMES BUCHANAN, o' lux
Lancaster; District Of Pennsylvania Is I"'
,.sm5er of Congress Of high respee'ao'"y' VINO
III 81. o,,rf.ye TO General Jackson, which,
;s,cceded 10, by the Hero, "was TO put an END
tho Presidential contest, in an honr, anu
which. irnot acceded to, was, oy Preoaoas sup
,5,,oo 10 be received in good temper, & with
Az, affecting, il. any manner, the friendly ana po-
;r;eslrelal;ons between tho pander OF Sofiap'
ZION and the person sough, to be corrupted
Yes, BUCHANAN is the man.-Ony Gree"
ms written 10 him, received an answer
:, .,no,nced him unequiyocally. Now,
'aho is ,h;s Mr.. BUCHANAN? Gen. Jackson
9. ,,,, when the proposition Of bargain was
made 10 him, he did believe that this buehan-
~ had come from Mr.. CLAY, although ne
,..d The .erms, "Ah Clay's friends" through
GU, The negotiation.
Rn, Jackson kns,o, and still knows, that bu-
.h.r,n ,ea, nor IS neither the personal nor poll
,ic,l friend Of Mr.. Clay. On the contrary Blu
.,,,a, is known TO be, and % have been, from
=. commencement, of the Jackson party, one
81 The principal managers and eohhdehliai
,rs,,s NOT only Of Calhoun, McDutiie, and Ia
LON. bu, of The General himself. ihis VIII not
Ia con,radic,ed. AS far as relates 70 the OPP
MONS Of this Mr. Buchanan previous 10 inc
c,.c,;on. his speeches aud votes viii connrm
,,, assertion. VIVA, his opinions now are
may be ascertained from the following ie''ef
which Duff Green assures US was aauresseu 70
hin, /, consequences of his having enclosed TO
Mr. r. a COPY Of General Jackson's letter to
Carter Deyerley:
llth July, 1897.
.Dsar Sir: I received yours OF the 3oth uit-
an The morning Of the 5th inst. In answer 70
- lean only, at present, refer you 10 my an
,,ycr 10 YOURS Of the I2.h October last. nave
.yrpy Instinct recollection Of the only CONVEX
>a,ion ever held with Gen. Jackson concern
mo The last Presidential election, prior 10 as
termination, and when compelled to diseioseh IL,
need not say that will speak the truth.
"Every thing in this State, al present, LOOKS
we'll for the General We have been making
srea, exer,ions in his behalf. The Character
of the proposed convention OF States, al Harris
burg, seems now to be pretty well understood.
I hope that nothing may occur TO mar MS pros
meets here, as doubt about the vote oil the
State might have serious effect against him
throughout the Union. From your friend,
When the foregoing letter was published IN
the Telegraph, Duff Green suppressed the name
Of the writer, bu, he has since declared it TO be
BUCHANAN.
"Lst il be remembered" says Duff, "that the
member or Congress by whom this letter was
written, is, in fact, member OF high respecta-
bihtv, and that his letter was written with
copy of General Jackson's letter before him,
and the friends of that incorrup,ible patriot
will be under no apprehension as to the result.
That is 10 say--,he friends of General Jack
son may expect that Buchanan viii confirm and
prove all that the General has said to his friend
Carter Beverly. In day or two, however, the
tune was changed. Instead Of Buehanan's
confirming the Generals ttory, Duff Green is
made TO say that tie General must haze misun der
Stood Mr. B. He did not recommend go fight the
intrigusrs ,oih their o,cn ,csapOns." Buchanan
prelends now to be indignant at the construc-
ticn put upon his conversation, by Gen. Jack
son; and accordingly authorizes the Editor OF
paper, published at his place of residence,
to issue The following invective, both against
the Hero and his man Friday-DUFF.
From, the Laneastsr JOURNAL Friday, July "a.
1t was with some surprise, and much regret,
that we observed an editorial article in the last
U. s. Telegraph, in which il is assumed as q
fact, and so stated, that Mr.. Buchanan is the
person to whom General Jackson alluded, in
lis letter TO MIR. Beverly, Of the 5th ut. We
have authority for saying that Mr.. Buchanan
viii not act on the presumption that he is the
person. lie cannon consent TO become vo-
lunteer in this business. Should it hereafter
become necessary TO make any statement upon
the subject, Mr.. Buchanan will then imme<li.
ately publish, in detail, the only conversation
which he ever held with General Jackson con.
corning the last Presidential election, prior TO its
termination In the mean time we think ii right