Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-03

clam to The merit OF being first, among he rst,,o
announce the public n, itsho,tl scte lit' leuerws
first published rhiladt pha and, tWned int. coluu
HAN Observer Washington Cits Oh the olst Vi" uay-
How long before its date that lester was written tor MI
kemer. 1t does not appear "hether mere be any
nexion between the communication matte by the disin.
rused member Of Congress, and that letter. perhaps Ct.
neral jackson can explain.
At the end of more than two years after cor.
rupt overture is made TO Gen. jackson, he now for
The first time, openly pruclalms it. II is true asI
have ascertaned since The publication Of Mr, Re,
erey's Fayetslle etter,ihe 6eheia! has been na
long time secretly circulating the charge. inncij
ately on the appearance at Washington If that Iet
ter iii the public prints, The Edltoroi the Telegram
asserted, iii his paper, that General jackson lad
communicated the overture to INN about The period
Of the election, not lie now states but according
TO Mr. Bcye.eY's version OF the tale. Since | Ielt
Washington Oh the 10Th Vt last month, have III.
derstood that Gcnt.a JAG hsun has made similar
communication to several other persons, at difegen.
! and distant points. why has the overture bern
4 thus ciaudeslinely circulated Was it that throneB
the medium Of hc Telegraph. the leading papes
supporting the interest vt General Jackson, and
through his other repositories, the belief Of the chass
should be daiiy and gradually infused into the plb.
lie mind, and thus contribute 10 the support 81 his
cause? The zeal and industry with which il has been
propagaed, the daily columns OF certain newspapers
can testify Finding the public still unconyineed,
has the General found it to be necessary to come
cut in proper person through the tin veil Ut Mr.,
Carter Beverey's agency?
When the alleged overture was made, the election
remained undecided. Why did not General jackson |
then hold up to universal scarn and indignation The
infamous bearer Of the proposal, and those who dared
to Insult his honor. and tanper with his integrity
II he had at that time denounced all the infamous
parties concerned, demanded an inquiry in the House
i OF Representatives and established, by satisfactory
q proo, The truth Of his accusation, there might, ana
. probably would have been. a different result TO the
! election. Why. when at my instance. a COMMITTEE
- vas on the 5lh day Of February, $685. (ony foa,
= DAYS before the eection) appointed TO inv estislts
/; tie charges of Mr.. kremer, did not General Jack.
- son present himself and establish their truthf WHY,
i the Eth St that month, two days before the cleo
- tion, when the Committee reported that Jr. KremeF
" declined to come forward, aud that .'f ftey hm VI
- any Tor such investigation, they would nave
= asked to be clothed with the proper power. but not
- having themselves any such know ledge they haEs
felt il to lie their laty oHly to lay before the House
the communication which they have leeciyed;' Why
7 did not General jackson authorize Il motion to re-.
eunEiit tie report, and manluliy come oru ard wits
~ all his information! Tile Congress If the Naiioas
in Session. An important eieelinn hes devuyedm
:" it. All eyes are turned towards Washington The
~ result is awaited with intense anxiety and breahess
~ expectation. a corrupt proposition. affecting tbs
:" election, is made to Of the candidates. He re.
celyes 1t, Is advised TO cept it, deliberates decides
~ upon II. COMMITTEE is in session to investieals
~. the very charge. The candidate, Notwithstanding,
,ol remains profoundly silent, and, after the lapse d
more than two years. when the period Of another
H. election is rapidly approaching, IN which he is file
~ only competitor tor Tie ce for ie FIRST time an
~ nouhees it to tie Ame IN public! They must
Ao have m0te than an erlsiu,y s"tr VI crcduv, VIII.
me do not believe i Son j4t ksun lat,uls under soue
aal extraordinary delusut.
no 1t Is pesst!e that BIZ M; uree nv way Of excut
ny fer what n.,st be deeiaed lis culp;ie ocncealnt
." OF medit&ted Cruz ticn, Tact he did rot Ike Va!
a. nnieer az witness bei@e HE ctu a.ittee or L
90 transmit 10 Il the II; nc st Lis nd Tie DISTINGUISH
nc ed Member ct the i'@tsc al Representatives u
ne though II " not very easy discern any ins rcas0
sd Tor his volunteering nov, which ould ro have F
aa Piled with no re force q. that tine But hat apoi
ne ogy can be maze for his failure to dis barge his "a
" crcti duty as IN American Senator More than iw
ms months alter the ailedgcd overture nv noninao
we to the Office which now hold was made TO lie Sc
i"i nate, q the ned States, ot which General yaA
~ s'si was then 4 sworn membef 0n ,hat nomination
ne he had TO deliberate aa act in The most solemn man
OF ucf y were prlyy TO corrupt proposal TO Ger
m jackson, touching the recent elections if had IN
7oh tered iato corrupt bargain with Mr. Adams to SC
"h cure his elevation. was unworthy the office Il
uct Which was nominated and il was the duty of
er Jackson, 1.-The really possess, the information hc
ms he nov puts forward, 10 have moved the Senate Il
fst appoint committee Of inquiry, aud by establishes
pc ny quit, 10 have preserved the National Council
'"h from M ahomlnabie contamination. As the consTq
Ju- racy Of George krcmer s Co. had short time be
fore he 'aeanly shrunk from appearing before the
er- committee Of the House of Representatives 10 nkt
,ay good their charges, requested Senator Of The
ln.tey states, when my nomination should he taker
OBJ up to ask OF the senate the appointment ST com
ct nstee ct inquiry, unless it should apnear ia lin +
th be altogether unnect ssary Cne of or own Sena
e tors was compelled. BY the urgency of his private