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ries, which has been secured 20 such individuals,
under the I'd article OF the treaty with Spain,
and in open contempt Of the Orders and D,erees
10 sde by me. And that the said Eligius Fronen-
tn, Esquire, be, and appear before me, at my OF
hee, at i've O'Clock, u. NJ. 81 Pensacola, to make
knS.sR the above Cause, aud to abide By and per.
JcisH such order and decree as the undersigned
may of right deem proper to make, Of aud Coz.
corning the same.
Given under my hand, at Pensacola, this 23d
day OF August 1921.
ANDREW JACKSON, Governor, sc.
To col 6sosge Walton, secrets OF w. +. TO
make known aud execute she aagge. aud TO tur-
hish q copy OF a. a6ote, - repaired, return
ing the o~dsinal, aud - ~ailing making known
he has executed the same. Al"
lsoon alter THIS citation, but not at the time
Prescribed, The judge called upon the governor.
The result vt the interview is thus given by the
teieg.l
'When Judge F. appeared before me. II o5c.
@eace 10 the citation served upon bsn. aud made
VIA. ] conceived to be a snGcieu Apology tor in
tefiering with my jurisd.clIon, by ISSUING the
writ OF haoess corpus. Aud having explicitly
and positively promised that be would not again
do any act 10 impede the exercise OF my Pa
hosArtsks | vas seiaing that The affair should
here be put to rest"
THE Judge reports the interviews in the fol-
loving Daaner:l
"the conversation was nearly all on one side,
not unmixed Difh threats, OF which, he said. lie
lad a ,ssAf 10 do, tor my having dared to inter.
iese WITH bis authority.
Much more was said 5y the General respecting
Tue extent OF MS powers, aud the happy seiec.
t'on msde IF am by the president; the whole
Consisting OF the most extravsgant praises of
himseli, and The iaest savage and u.nie,sted abuse
o' Col Caiiays Chen in pr,son) and OF myself
sfa'e papers, lsf sess. l7M Coag. uot }, Doc. 40.
page l69.
Ia q letter from the Governor to the Judge,
dated Pensacola, Sd Sept 1921, he saysl
"ihave barely To add, that 1 recomtsead to you
tokeep within your legal jurisdiction aud pow
srs' when you do this, Your proceedings shalt
oe supported. But when sou attempt 10 trans
eeifd them, and Interfere with my legitimate
powers. KKeoLIKor the admonitions | gave you
when before me the Oath uit. and attend TO them,
Or you 's.l be treated and punished as you may
acserUe."
lit Is due to the memory of a former senator of
.oe United States, to present, ID his own words,
extracted from has letter to the secretary of state.
bs reason. OF excuse, Tor ibis ertoyaed ~apoiogy;l
ouch we've the clrcun,st ances IN which found
myself placed, when sumuloned, an Tie name If
thefa u to appear before Gen. Jackson. |.
4 confess az HAyE NO COURAGE AGAIssT THE
hAseaAS. knew that resistance was vain; and
tha' II would be construed as rebellion, and per-
h-ps treason"
THE Judge in this conjecture displays no
common sagseity. Gov. Jackson, as will appear
IRON the extracts which follow. accused him
without hs knowledge, aud iron SUSPICION OF
exciting American clusens and others TO the
commission OF these very crimes; and expressed
ms Willingness to resort 10 a very summary pun
ishnsenf