Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-22
VOL. XXV...NO. 81.

hsoe such DENIAL II they could have done il Will,
sdIety; ana, although no man ~, believe il yel
ed up! . YEA
your correspondent, Brutus after having tol,t,is
Una. furr was IN Tennessee in 1905 saws b,x~ist
Ell tennessee again 1906. and aItbouglr he.is
G"''c careful not 10 give oates. II is manifest IL
must have been at the very close %. that wear s
'hinS ue Nashville papers announced his arrival
., zen, Ja'kSons some time in December, rerlans
apoui The oh, which corresponds prccisrjv VI "a,
''""ge "hl'ai1s,s statement; indeed. there can be
no doubt upon the subject. Judge Over,on is In.
person referred TO by naiuc, as Aav.,r been the
Ded'er o' ue communication from the managers In
burr anu he although the warm sunoorter Of C.n
i'deaS"ii' mas not yet ventufed 10 deny it, which,
cannot ne accounted for Upon any other Il not,,ps;
nut OF us absolute truth, aud get we are told thai
Judge stuart has cleared up the irsiious hmm
tauon about the Ball, Sc Erut;,s saws in can
mutation, OF his narrative, that Burr went I'm
Jaeksons house, where he staid only two or threo
hours, having been coily received and retired
10 place called the Clover Bottom, in the ,,siob
ooWh0od.'' MARK ye,) since co1.paTiso9s are re-
couiihehded'iet u: compare this with Judge Stu
arts statement referring, evidently 10 the sans,
poinf OF time; ttor Burr was suspected of no trea
sonabe schemes in 1905, which time he visite,,
Tennessee and received the hospitality of the Gill
zens OF Nashville according TO both accoantsl he
says, =" a certain MIR. Pease came 10 Nashvi,la
sent, as he understood, bv the Post Master Gene
rD'. and that after lac had transacted some other
nu-lness 'he eo"'c'Eoiio" (mark you) turned upon
I
formed that BUR and General Jackson were mon
terms Of great inhmCcy and fiiends,iin-fEat
Burr iired much az Jocks0,i's house, No,y qcn
"eh'ei' your readers are, 10 doubt. expecting n
prompt and energetic denial OF The facts comu,,n;
Gated 10 the friend Of Gen. jackson in tl,is ;,fr
mdh0t, hat they are doomed 10 sad dsaproint
ment. Judge Stuart did rot then according +, hi.
own account ana ooes not now deny the correct
ness api truth of hIr P's information at AIN. So far
from il, that he implicitly admits ii in the moor ann
'ogy when ne says he made al t!e time for Gen T.
wihch was I'm MS own wur,ls) that General Us
house was open TO al respectable strangers" Thu.
While II Is declared by OF General Jacksoo,.
own friends and partiaans dat the Burr cau,n;,o
~ had become subject Of conversation in Nash
viiie, the only apology attempted 10 be offered for
ms " intimacy with General Jackson and his l;v
ing at ms house, was that he was i respectable,
LStrangeiY
Again, gentlemen. compare this statement os
tie Non Judge who clears up the i,!iyutctias
ABOUT the bali &C." but who in fact does not say
one word upo,F the subject, with tina made bv vo1,.
Correspondent BRUINS, above referred TO- Who a.
ciares at that time, that Burr was coIdlv rece;,
ed az JscksonS, and only stad two or three hours
would gentlemen, call your attention and that
o. your readers more particularly to a few nonts
III the sophisticated" but must take care oeh.ry
epthets) essay OF Brutus; he says Il suppose tn
gun the gnoranp % that the pcoD,e will vn,e FIR
%" hfchOy because they can put their fingers
upon what lie has done whereas vow have ,o oc
70 the lawyer and politician to bur over ioos and
draw deductions and spin theories 10 ascertain
what Mr.. Adams has ever done To benefit The
Sohntty. 70, Gentlemen, the people know thar
Neh. jackson @iIed she Indians, and oect the H,i
tisi, and cannot hut believe that tIev knew ma
c'seiy the same thing during III, last PresiJer,aa
canvass ana yet think 1t quite likely that yoor
correspondent did not hold the same langnaqf,
men. think 1t Is quite probable, AT thn time that
DTutns did not ,hnA 1t good reason WHY the neo
Pee shousd woke ioT Gen. Jack because hey coulh
pui Their !lngers upon what be had done in nrefer
f Tnce 10 another 1ent"n'sn, ['sho was then d
Sshi:date, and lcr whom / entertain great me
pect,) who unfortunately stood precisely in tba
same piedicameut will Mr.. Adams: who had M
'huiah oHicherteS nor British Uicf0ries 10 boast of
ana "ho<e eird ssTU5cfs 10 the country ii would
nave taken as mary idtoVerS and politicians tn
explain 10 the people. aiiudc 10 Mr.. Crawford: Is
ms was not the case witi Brn,us, | know il wac
we case wan you,gentlemen, aud with majority
" TIC people OF Sinin. suppose il would have
been better 10 have had such men a, MORGAN ana
wayne, - mean their memories, 10 disrespectN
pr Presidents than Mir. Jefferson or Madison he
cause iorsooih, the people could put their fneera
upon what they had done ! ! would Brutus favo
piee'Ien me 'eriner 10 the latter, because thew
were 50 unfortunately situated (iike MI Adamsl az
70 require lie decyer and politician TO exnhin
'ueir merits 10 The people, had not, like Gen jack
sou, made so many GlO0iy, risi6ie and Tangible
MARKS py which their e'eit quai JIcaiiO1S could be-
~ once discerned Again, Brulus with vievvof
eScitiig The prejudice OF the uniformed mart of no
pubic lior as TO the intelligent such s,,lIo,v ar
hc e Is 100 easily detected 10 have any effect ~,
ShJ says LIE hIchds oil the Coalition forget Ia,
htthoer That AiT AdainS voted for the bill (ant
which actually passed Tie Senate i'm Feb iS0s
extending 10 Aaron Burr the privilege OF Frankino
ana also Tor aresoiuiiOn Of iidII.ss &c ybvJ as
uhs statement; could your Correspondent sunnoea.
,,iai your ro"ders were siupii as not TO Know
'bdt al mat tune February 1862 Col Burr re-
,"'neu us bls standing III tue Country. altho, h.,
I4au gwen offence 10 some Of the Republican ,,,,,.
Oy suffering himself +, be against MIR jefIsr
son III ihe House Of Representatives for tl,c pr,
ashey, ana mat hs reasonable designs hal mo-.
az mat day been dreamed OF by any human bei.
81 H"J"ity oil tie Senate dt the time was pep,tf
san, ana ~ mir AddOis voted tor tbc hill fsoJ -
passed, mind you) he must have voted vim e.
party Ahe Pfiviiege tbns granted has been en-.
JVyvu NY every wee President isom that time I'm
~ 'his ana Is now actually possessed by MIR Cal
noun, Sio moreover WAS at the i.si ses.on nj O.
sress Tor Tie bfst iiine eSteui.d BIZ, the L,n III
P"'fJ 10 The Speaker OF The House Ut Keprcscnta
''Gs; iiduEre 81! ,iioiF talk Of rcreach1,eaf 80
eAI'of'ddols 10 ec0nSniise the pubc resources ~
Fole o. ibdhNs, &C. 81 .s believed has neve, hea
Nltin 81 iTOH any Vice President or spcaler 80,
we House o Representatives., and WAS sftu,s 80
i's' ss'sioh Concealed by the Aforesaid Jachson mn
~ 10 'heir present Speaker twelve months in a.
vince EOf We saline purpose 40 doubt no inei,,
uhtes "lthO he does not directly assert tho, ,,ha,
tol BUR- ~ds prosecuted in Kentucky (,,l ~.
hc Has ai-O carefully suppressed The daeSAir CT,
"a~one vi s counsel and Intiinatcs that he escas
ca CONVECTION ihio the Influence of his advocatc
row Eehue"en mink any man possessing The
least cdHdouf Or fairness. would ratLsr s,,,,"e -
puiF Wa acquitted W f>euucky Oh account Of n.
oeiecl oI testimony ulu iiO.n the c,ose IN .,,,n,
your Correspondent seeus disposed TO rf.r n, n
more e-Pecially,as Is. ~,,> subs-aueotI, s,s.a,a
ICi ne hoe proceeded fuurh IA. ler;.. ~