Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
ANOTHER FABRIC ATioN

The Philadelphia Democ alIc Press seems de,
termined TO make good its character. OF Manu-.
factory IF fabrication Il was but the other
day we dahed II TO produce the Richmond letter
but Leith-r coaXing" irritation neither love
nor money can induce it 10 produce either re-
sponsib!e name he slightest evidence OF the an
the"eity OF It's assertions and Tor III. bert of all
possible reasons. No such letter was ever written
BY Gen jackson; aud the whole story is eros.
Iaolca'ion. ~ few days after, II comss fJrt.
win The extract OF letter from Char les on Ire
'e'uHS to give the arrangements v hich rad been
made ey Mar. Van BureD 4 Co. for tie next Pre-
'Idtn, Vice President apd Secretary OF Stale! -
FROM ihe same exhaustless mini, have another
letter, which is fO'g Ell for effect II is designed
! 10 pay upon the feelings OF The people and 10
rouse their Indignation against the barbsriy uf the
| booG-thirsty Jackson. Every dramatic trick is
adopted 10 give to Il!s plot all its effect The day
| before 1t Is published, the ID Press comes forth
'vh the flourish OF irnmpe!s prepare 10, ill., ap-
preach Ii exp esseS its 90 many o6is ataOts 10 the
tTse'd who has kindly forwarded 10 us a copy
OF a letter said TO have been written by one OF
the SIX MILITIA MEN, bet~eel III. time he
was sentenced and the time he was sbot, too Ma
loI General Andrew Jack on praying fur par.
don or respite. 1t is fOuchfngly tender, and
would seem 10 have come sU0rDa from the heart
OF man doomed, as he thought, wrong fully, TO
rutier an IgHoHsni0us death The heart that uD-
Ter all he circumstances OF this case, (tha, is.
Jacksohs) could steel itself agains such suppica-
lions, must be that could not ony look with
composure, but savage jay. upon blood AID car
itaSe. Many an eye t0W Detp over the tender
ness and earnesiness with which he Militia Man,
IN agony OF soul, besought his General Tor pity
heceuse he thought the law on his side that
his country, for which he freely bleJ, would not
claim his blood and that his 6elcreG toife and
htte one, would be left destitute he earth.
Tears and prayers, alas! @eIe vain and useless,
they fell on rocks they were given to the wind. -
The ID. Press (wIlh view OF arousing still more
strongly tine public attentoD) goes on TO affirm
that I" some thousand copies of should be pub
shed One OF them would he useful in every
famiiy in the Union, warning against the
folly and tbe madness OF eleyating mere Military
Chieitan To The Chief Magjsuscy. We will re.
cctOe subscriptions 4; the rate OF fur doiioTs a
thousand, and fifty cents hundred, ior copies Of
he letter. As we shall put il to press in a letter
form in few days, shall be obliged il those
who contemplate subscribing would Fave their
names and a5odes, and arnount of subscription left
AZ Office convenient. O,1fcrs from
Inc country shall be promptly attended to- -
But, after all his cant OF fac feeling anI parade
OF preparation, we do not hesitate pronounce il
most nsIduus forgery and 80 desr icable forgery,
that while all the administration papers OF any
of character viii avoid disqualification, il will
be uumpeteI forth with all the afTee,alion OF
sensibily, by those papers only which would
stoop 10 the level Of the u. Press
How came The D.. Pfess TO be possessed of this
copy? Who was the friend that kindly forwarded
il? Wheucs dill it come? from w sshlnsion, Fl ON
Tennessee, or from the Mint al Philadelphia? p
How came II 20 De forwarded TO the Pres the
very moment, when this subject is pressed upon the
public mind! How came il 10 be dressrd 10 the
Press; that most suspicious vehicle OF fabricated
letter.? From the time, from the source, from th,
absence OF oil evidence OF authenticity, from eve.
~ circumstance Of the matter, ii il impossible no
TO read his letter without the strongest suspic
As literary production, It's character - toisllJ
anomalous. Parts of it are finely and beautifully
written 1t beseeches the General with gfeal pa
thos 20 lei the unhappy milismsn once more return
home, and " see The blue hills and the green field
Of Tennessee, and his poor miserable wife an,
ebild''--it CITES to him 4" from The dust OF M
wseicheduess the writer beseeches Jask@On &
feoollect that when bic " poor wIeiched carcass
Is thrown out to The beasts and birds Of prey, tina
then the worst viii begin with my poor siniu
soul, hurTjcd Up TO is account" And et tbi
poor mi'isman II made to fsl into the crosses
errors al grammar; =" though zoe Was poor IN litia
men, " ne D0s told by several Of the ofiic ers, ,
SC The writer 100 has con,ved 10 press int
hts service the 20 pics lately thrown out In III
newspapers on This very subject, rs best calcoiatsd
touch the feelings such the glorious bsuIe sybic
jacksoa bad just gained; that Iet the Only bloc
you shed be The blood OF the enemy that q PER
( baps there viii soon be peace and sh0uid 1
| Turn out that the Pegee lOas sigued QireGdy
I how u mould gyisge your NOBLE heart % Miu
I ysu had signed death ua,rant IN time o
peace 10 take The lives OF six poor militia mel
from Tennessee"--tbs very points, which III
National lfurnal has % lately altea g.eG - nsls