Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
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criminal COMMISSION between jackson and R,,r,
The case stauIs thus. 1,rt. 49,
suspectcts OF a criminal intimacy with Bur. II, ,ax
charged With il by his present friend Cen Ad,ir who
h'neyno' free from suspicion Burr has invariably
heSehhe greatest fontness for Jackson He loudly cx
toed his military talents before Jackson had , had
por,uny tordisplay them and the onlr ;,sr.,, - h
been known take for wears in po,,cs has no., i,
the present canvass bcgan - r.,r,,, ,.u;; w.,
SON. When at BuIr's trial in Richmond cisou 6sn,a
cfa srocious hatred at w Tx isou and CHARGED Linn .,
traitor not to his county bur>-o Eurr-Eecen, J,sre
Williams declares IA man Of ur,,o.,;,,,,.,
ms own country that Jackson offered hin, commission,
Of Captain I've wouId engage with Gurr observing At the
time, that scheme to divide the Jp;,n Ind ,atcn
deep root, aud that powerful party il, ho Houses Of
srcss were for il. At This rcry time and when Mr. Je
son. President Of the l. States had rroc,smed the ,r,
10 he in danger and put it on its Guard a,aips, tho
nations OF Burr, Aaron Burr was at the ueruitoc. Gov
Jacksons own House; and so ;n,ir,,,s ,.o L.,
him, that he forced him into 4, hall room, =, ,r;u
gains wishes Of tho conpanv and nv, ,,o,,oe =, ~:
vengeance. Bur's being at the ue,mi,aca,h. ,;e
when he was there-and the hall rom, iprid,, ~ enc
cep'ibe Of proof by many persons. JUDGE Williams, ;,
mily aud connexions (somc of whom, arr Ja,ls ~
have kno" and spoken of and 6cierea these ,bor G
years, and he himself sr,,,c partisular ,-co,,, t lat
sons offers, the time, to Col John " illiams late se
from, Tennessee
But this is mot all: -rbcodo p,o - 49,,
one Of Burr's Compnnv comu,uda h p,.
(for many years one Of Jack,on's r;,b, ho,1 ,,> mad
toned with 70 or 80 others a, the C,cr Eo,,o,o ;,,
short distance of the Hetnitase and on Jactsor ss,
This man descended tho riv,, .;,, r. - ,.
Cen. s two Of the Generals uppho,ys o.s
the party
little ns,hencd by Cen Jacksons habits md
ter at that time VIVA, do his f;,u,s onnosp y, j., n,
thing in fact,
In the frs, place, threw crdcaror >, ,hn,-,a,o
subject. For the purpose of inyalide,ino ud,s wiuia
credit they insis, uyon j., ,bat h. o,,card t,,
have made al the time he civilians, ,ron, :,
him sign license nd as Jackson RESIGNED his ;d
ship i" 1901 and BurTs conspiracy was not formed Ill,
1865 E. they contend that this is coucusvc ,b., ,i
whole story malicious invention Now, JUDI, vii,
liam did snv, the offer TO him ola Captaipc
was made by Jackson went to ,,n 10 sign his IL
'r"sf This has been pui-i bis mouth by the person
VIII" is' apprised jackson Of Judge lila letter to Mr.
hsrr from this place Washington City, in January last
Inc" next reliance is upon Mt Jeffurson, who pending
' a'''m nom Burr expressed his confidence in Tonnes
see an" 'h jackson But might not Mr.. Jefferson have
o'e" "'''Ve Is ms q" any other mans opinion
es l"C'S ana circumstances: Above all, might Gen.
JACKSON nave write" such letter TO Mr. Jefferson as
"""" ava him. and serve TO vndcatc his innocence i'll
TIC event OF the rena tue explosion and suppression of
Inc conspiracy Nothing is more probable, and letter
|" CLAIBORNE. which has also been relied upon, corrobo-
'he Suspicion. None are reader give all Just
"e'snt 10 'f 'efersonS opinions than are and give it
" ns case all mat can be claimed, 1t amounts
'", 'p''"" no evidence and in court of justice