Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
From the Baltimore Patriot
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THE JACKSON INoUlsrrIoN IN KENrrct

| TIE JACKSON INQUlSuION IN KENTUCKY
IL rs perhaps known TO our readers says the Sationa
Journal, that resolution PERSONS papers KS
has been adopted by the Senate of Kentucky AT thr
instance of the jackson party, by which tley expec,
ed To Prore the jackson and kemer charges of
gain, Corruption. sc. The country has been ransack
Ell and witnesses brought the bar of the Senate and
examned but II has turned that not title of
this infamous charge has been proved, but the whole
procedure has resulted in abortion. ridiculous farce
aud the discontinue Of the Heroues The following ex.
tracts OF letters which have handed to US conlm
the ahove:-
Erdrts Of fco letters from gentlemen, of r.s0errIl,
~ htHsucSy TO their friends in HGsiiiugton Ctr
FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 9, 1923.
"The Senate of Kentucky is engaged in singular
business The ddTgdin, &c. is the subject of inyes.
usati"n The State has been Iarsacked for witnesses
aud myself among the number 1t is truly farcica,-
II. r. Blair and Capt. NJ Harrison refused to be sworn
capt Daviesa Jackson Senator) Withdrew Blair and MIR
Dudley Jackson Senator) to commit, ua,,son h,
the Senate refused the notion DARN. The
nave heard several good speeches. iu interest, and m,x
en WIN much bitterness IL will turn a complete abor
am a-niod SiSnat de}ea Fr. johnson L. Quar.,
ha'e been sent for but have arrived T. Johnson (t
n'c'!y Member of Congress, and voted for Jacksnu
has been examined, and like an honest man
re decla1edhe nerer did, dies lie 7too 6eliere in
fhe charge Of 6argaha ard corruiio; he aIirbu
ted the appointment Of Mr.. CLAY as Secretary ul
state TO other causes-hiS high standing, &c.
ut is o'clock on Saturday, a nd the Senate has
taken short recess. hIi. Maupn Jackson Senator,
moved To discharge the Seuae from the further con.
sieration subject but before the vote was ,a
oss VIII M" let the subject be disposed without some
strong resolutions the iUvrs'is cations"
"FksNKfoRr, Feb. 2i-at NIGH,
I'm my last Informed you that the Senate was
g'avey cup Dyed III trying lie President aud Secreta
~ al State, On the jackson aud Krener charge Of
DtFSait AMI tnrup;inn. The evidence was this eyen
i"G closed, and complete 1caler haul | never
witnessed. The prosecutions Jackson Seuators) have
in"gh"ut endcavn,ed get off by charging US vi,h
sitting the testimony because preferred Ina, David
e (fotme,ly nepber of Congress, and voted for Nj,
AhmS who lives only twelve miles frum this place sout
be Brought here, and oath, If chose TO do so
what the Jackson party wished prove had stated in
conversations about the streets, &c.
Ihe heavy responsibility of this affair falls on General
Allen Jackson Senator,) who offered resolutions to
Seud For persons aud papeIs, and who with his a1y sum-
nooed and called all the witnesses while am fies
to confess that acted, to all Appearances unwiSely in
tered into H. yet the failure has been SO cOpete that IRE
are mach he gamers by tie investigation, and oar oppo
He'uS FEEL IL mast aS;bly. MIR. j. T. johnson vim voted
for Jackson and Others IF tie esseS stated on oath tim
p hfrcF DID beI'ere The charges of Bargain sale &c"
As this Jackson bubble has again been exploded 10 the
"ia! discontinue and disgrace of The ncsonite we nre
curious I" An"w what other dirty aud scandalons device
"ey VIII IT a'.tt to TO keep up their sinking cause.
-esS-
Shares in the Raumore and Ohio Rail Road Gonna.
ny which dollar is paid were sold on Thurs
day week at Sere.ieen dollars each.
-e09-
IL 4 meeting Of the Anti.Jackson Committee of
Correspondence and Vigilance for the county of Ia
mover is requested at Hanover Court Honse on Fed
nesay the 27;h inst.
! Feb ED, 1923.