Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

the Whis, dated July 29ih, 1928
GENTLEMAN: Although have not the pleasure of
PERSONAL acquaintance with you. believing YOU honest
engaged n the good with single eve to the
uation Of the excellent Constitution under which 10 ,,
a'n hsirouS through your means Of contributing my mi,
10 'e support of the cause, partcuarlr snc
nave already had sample of what this anticipate,
.ary government 'si De, in the late attack upon DR.
ths attack is unprecedented ill., the ANAL Is {,
QUE hisl"y-by four aimed builies upon an old ana 40
"eesess man Dr. Armstrong is tn. aulhor OF the Ten.
eesn'n winch he ponrrays the Gene ais ue CHARACTER
H'. the records of the cuuniry. For nine ve,rs Con
.aborea to deprive by MS uiLeucc NJ, o,,r
per aeans' t"o or three hundred bona te purca ou
VI me houses and homes by taking advantage the mode
~ W'ch ne mad exercised delegated trust as the
"i Judge Anderson, the present comptroller Of bs
al as'nson, proves ihe exposure of this ,rausac,ion
rom records IN the 9Th No. Of the Tennessee can
'hiS ausck upon DR.. Armstrong. What oupht 70 no
soeeu conclusive Of the Truth o. Dr. Atms,ronc. de,.
opponents and the motives Of the assailans is Thai two NJ
ne eo"d!u'y DULLES were lawyers, residing i'm the same
county win him, and heretofore his devoted friends Ops
OF them Vas Director many years i'm m. Shs,h,r;u
BANK When Armstrong Presden, of IT, and wbere
nearly all the records of Jacksous windlng
hunen TO- are on hle yet neither Of them has atpnr,ed
oy nf'ni To eiute single assertion he has made on ha
subject. The attempt wood be- futile and ,Lsv could
serve her military IDOL way elec,;ally as in the
i'efS own iavorte system, p-actsed i'm the case of ~
iiis sycophartS here, Cbuckie and express sa-
i'cch at this diSsraceiu outrage assigning as ;u,;G
cation Tor 1t, that Armstrong mad nsinuaed and nut 10
MIN
VEG n'avnrs' was :ocy But the fac, he had made 10
such publications but If he had, aud the charge was tre
s Jashca'inn might BIZ found in the conduct uf one of
se men; the ntroucer of the currous resolutions he
pa!med upon his wei! nng and nr,
against the President Of the United States and his
"or al we are com, To this in the SD year OF Inde-
pehdenceihat the decendaus of tories are licensed m
me memory ct ssner of the glorious Declaration
VI independence, whout permitting those whose fathers
IKE pr. Armstrong suffered shpwreck in tina, holy strus-
ss I" eto't to- and force 10 keep within their glass
addition 10 this mob ri liotng aristocacv are 10 have
power to perform, aud he apnauGe for sc arts of vim
!erce as tile alluded to.
Ia addition above nc SONS for * ell
ths Union is, CT has lately 6ee brink OF ruin
VI" give you another besides the spirit BETRAYED
by the pariizans of the Hero towards Armstrong am
row ioohng original letter IN The proper
al Gen Jackson. Of which here follows copy it canno,
"f "'o't', az snail not De without detection.
"HFRMIrAGF. Sep. e5:h, 1906
IoI. burr IS yah me. Sln arrived la ST night | would
DE happy you would call and see the Col before YOU
return Say 10 the Cen %iFFNss~ that shall expec IN
''sec him here morTuu vit.r vou Wound !, ma, he
wen ioT US 10 do sometng mark of attention To the
Co!oneE CBnrr) He always has been and sill (isl a
!r'ie ana 'fnStv friend 10 Tennessee. Cienere
Us H'th yo" when on receive t9 b. good enough say
IA aim tha' Co. Burr is III the country. kuuw the
Gen"ra vii! he happy III joining any thing that viii cnd
'ia SHOW marA Of rcspec, this wnr,i,y vi.itan;.
with due esteem.
"ANDREW LACKSON."
ne above .ori from citizen Of Tennessee of nu6i
does not appear whom ia ckson addressed this letter,
no, Is the name of ihc General eIlued 10, known TIN
letter il genuine, it undoubtedly is, material TO prov
the early Intimacy hs,.ycon Jackson aud Burr Il proye
that !" Buss fest visits of pioneering to Tennessee ,h
Hermitage sill his Head Quarters as it was in hi
last vsit December 1866 This cfcunslnnce is total
tne%gcaale without Surprising tina; jackson kae7, VIA
he vent &c that country oE, nai couGdnaljy truste
Within vaws. Ma oilar spyost'on is within the bound
of probability or ce-!ihy. Why does Gen. 'acRso
or 's Committee at Nashville, cush,eu the public on tn
true facts OF this great aud serious charge? pa they WI
nave so aca!ousv defended him from. .s nnar charges
d"'"g a"i s'hhbinG, conceive charge High Treaso
TO be below their nooe: Axe they waiting to-sse III
whole evidence they have to meet? or are they nor
Pr"taby passive in the val" ererie SION that this char
vii! die away ofilse.: Ot-rnoie ryobaI'e Than ALI
Ibis beyond redress from the efGcae gentlemen?
has hey been SIX months, since five ci,rga was formal
preferred, Yet oohi"s has aHrca:ed III, he e'sr - VIZ
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