Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-17

We arrived at the church some rinoel.r
doors were opened. A cool ,na,v n '0' he
rived, and he new Bark bill wa, n. r ~, f o.
conversation Gen Jackson was m. .!.0a.
the number. He commenced aud -
those who voted for il in the no, q.
terms; calling them damned pejured ,,n. y ~,
es, as above stated He then sdlr.,..I ' 'ar
particularly TO Col. Drugas', Of ,.c S.1'-t
from summer county, saving, by the 49,,
God, Col. Douglass, YOU mus know :, 'a,
consliIulional we were in the conv,rto,.. Ill.,
gctae:; and far hers id, that ce,ra,, ,r,,.
the consti' alton were inserted Fur The o., "R
purpose of pre-, enting such an estaAr,' .'N
a. hat va, dt signed 10 be. lie then ,,or
the pine barrow act of one of tie e.
South, Think. He alsn said, t.at,ba ,,"'"-
Of the adjoining and distant counties llIII't'
yet heard of j., blu, rha' they should. and
ere it was long, they would be heard bv ..
memorials. protesting aea'n,r i: and -,
must no. hrcome law; tina, he would m. .
people OF his county Upon the alert. c.
Douglass. in answer % tits, barely s,J hen
the mrasurc polite and constitutional
thinking as he did he should vote for j.. ,r'.
was an honest DIFF renee ofopniop and 49,.
Should
gainst the bill II was Gen. Jackson, co,5.,.
and o,erbearing disposition, a, Manifesto
this instance. that Was one great inducs,.
which determined me rrvrr 10 vote for aim
auy civil off e Of bigb rust. here n,urb 49,.
TT was ,csrd. 1t coufrm,d NE in TIE H..
that i've wa drsDot, and If no ordina,, :.
The Genera! wr,t homc and assemble H.
neighbour ogthr Clover bottom; Colonel w..
stat 10 them the object 90 he mpe,r, =,
a me moral, viii, h he had adv for m. ~.
pose, in,trucing the Legislature no; n 80,
the bill establishing the Loan Bank; retirsd II.
oath taken by The members Of hr Lrpisl,ur.
and telling hem to look well 10 their oath, ,,y
the constitution before they passed the Liur.
fore them The memorial Vas signed by &c,
JAG kson, Col Ward, and a good maut o,b,r'
though il Is unnecr ssary 10 90 further into d..
tail about The contents of ihr memorial ll,,.
been published IN your paper long Since. r.
procfed-this memorial was sen, up to the ss,,
Of government heard it read IN the Srn,,s
thought il confaired harsh language: thar,
was quite indie Cofons and dICtatOrial. Nfrt
was read, it was moved, think by Mr.. Huns.
man. TO lay it under the table for thousand
wears; and seconded by several, he motion ~,
Iik y 10 carry The opponent. Of The Bil, and
SOM others. requested a modification Of Inc
first motion, and for them 10 act Cooly AMI
calmly in the business. L was ten laid on tie
table ill the IS, Of January; 1891 long ale! the
adjournment Of the Legislature. il twas on tie
last reading Of the bill in The Senate, and ,h.
close Of Mr. HuD,smah's speech in favor Of is
passage, tina, he said: Mr., Spf aker, have an>
swered all the objections to tie passage Of this
bill thaLI know Of but Gen. Jack son, obj c,Ir
TO il, He says i is uncons tuticn2l. God Al,
mighty damn his soul {! ant; and, sir, as /
know not wha, account Jackson has to srrle
with God, cannot answer IT, But, sir, shall
vote for the bill, The Generals objection to TIE
contrary notwithstanding. Mr. Hun smaT is
again member Of the Senate and believe T.,
Processes to be friendly TO the Generals election
Tor President. How strange, how incOnslscn,
an animal is man. Col. J. &. Mitchell, then 4
member Of the n. r. and now membfr u
Congress from the Sd district in this Slae,
who, as The saying in ibis country is, gor, the
whole hog rourd Tor Jackson, handled tie &c
neral and his memorial pretty roughly in The
lower house. While speaking of The memo al
he said, he wished MS sentiments eng ayed Hlh
a pencil Of steel on tablets Of mnrpic, md the
streets of Nashville paved with II, hit Tie
whole world and poserity might see IN WA
light he viewed such conduct. Yet. afr hl'
we find many Of those whom Jackson thus !
FUSED, supporting him with all their power ID
the Presidency, and Mr.. Grundy OF the NUN
ber! Though ! was opposed TO the passa!r
the bill establishing the Back, never could,
never can, reconcile ii TO myself to AID BY ID
vote in putting into Office a man who WOOL
act thus This statement is not written Ton
mere memory; but it is copied from Jopih-
kept by myself. can therefore yOuch Tor u
correctness, and remember distinctly 81! u
material facts set forth in this statement. IL
collect well Gen. Jackson's conduct and 4sse'
tons before the chur' h door. have 4 d!''. .
recollection Of Huntsman's and Nucho
speeches. In these things | know am d,
mistaken. | also know, :ha, Fel% "iu,1
knew, that Gen Jackson had pronounce -
those who voted Tor The bill 10 De peruIed, ~'
if they were indicted and tried for il, Juii
their country would convict them of 2|jan!
Yet he has, in a letter TO the Editors at inc "'
publican and Gazette, denied thai Gen u. SS'
ever said any thing 10 him upon The suoI'c,.,,
Gen Jackson, | suppose, did not 90 70 ~
Grundy, and Say, You, sir, in voting Tor ~
adj i, a,ing The establishment Of the Bank
he State oil Tennessee, have perJufed yol's(r,
Yet, Mr.. Grundy knew full well what 'h' %
neral had sad. and if am not mIsin!urmrd, ]