Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03

lust ON the eve oil starting Tor Nasillis'toh SiIJ
procured introductory letters from col. Burr tn
Ills friends in Washington City. That he had
numerous loyal friend, in that place, we all know
Clay started on Lis journey and col. Eurr on MS
CLAY was the last individual with whom Burr haf'
private interviews, and directly after Clay hat
left Lexington, HHrr's rsppdHiOn seifd Tor .NeH
Orleans. Iccocct We make no charges bnt VIVA.
does This prove ting to their own premises
1t appears that Mr. Clay, from some cause o.
other, had become very warmly attached to col
Burr. In Chic. yhen journe,ns on to Nashingin9
ton, he cot into racas with citizen oil tiatsta.c
for presumng at a puAlic table, 10 question: the
motives Of this distinguished stranger u als'
appears. mat while every body was scspectinc ant
dcnouncius Burr, he WAS quarrcling and iishtiiG
for him. ihcre wa, something wrong YOU may
depend Oh i,--accosding 70 III. premises q li'
own friends.
10 e;ve YOU conclusive evidence OF his friendly
feeling, to col Burr, up u his separation vii
aim a5nut tie st Of January. 1907. fGGaJs aitc
Jackson had denounced his projects, give yon az
extract .rom a copy Il lis letter 10 i citizen q
Lexington immedia;ely a,ter b.. arrival y Nasa
inetrl CITY. The denial u Mr.. Cay OF any "n
tho ..e res?uA>blc Name. Of the @GnNinenes9 !"
tn, letter, and vii proaeca i u open ccatt--
4 worn TO.
WasniNeioN ;iiy. az. l6. lGos.
] .Dsar -. - tnn lag artiaa at t4ls pace,
inund lhc pL,,ie upnd ,trats a@'tltad " ieatiof
I'LL Col Bar. an0 hl, muvencui. N tie wet -
;.avnl TIT At3iGtay gNief tie .Ra&i !NiJsct ran
frietioa that tic ds,in1is y. tat Gentleman wci'
ta5rfai AL ia.ac,al. K MAS Eifa Is iitlc arrri@
III perceived different sentiments piGsai,inr hrrr
| III, coac,a. ..ij proves >hst lave stated u
relation u l.e nIiiei ttansact1ns, s indignation
a, the at,e-i al iia!r. and l., continued intimacy
\ i'll tlti sHH!ic!.ai Up u TIE sltthg ~ lhe esq
diii0n, uatr t,to mouths ,or dack'2n letters &
iaihliu NM! j..ilsisoG. II vs. Ia, c2cn couute
rance ol TIL trasa,, t4A; l4l'cd iac peai!c d len
t,c.v aul caab!ed haii 10 raise tinoas III ton
ta'c. v.rH ac Ai.ca ii fenGsAsre aSaln ash
the a,sassin> u Lexington, VIA, this ratcs &c
tnriiin. "a thclr dlstfhir
4 We hear ~ iao.c q. Nh. Clay until 'alv Of Ok
~imc y.ar. liz t,at unnth Ng NAnna,h.ssctte
\ ii 81 Nari's la1st .uiIiy anComphcts, arrives i
Lexington. II lie instance a stvera. clizcDs, !,
IA, arrested hisHa heard mat Tie Grand 'ary
4chhona. ". hal lound tfn' bills inr lrcasoi
a-atst iu an,i co.. i,Gsr-- We again ina Mr.
n Gay the v0,GDfeeT cnaGsn Q! WAnhatAas.cttc
ard expressing lis anhnteace al tic proceedings
ran 4, NJ Himself e..rrvtl ~ TIE c0aft not a
counsel. bat a a citizen, woaid modcsty al
lie exclusive palnot, Y! tic DAY, is IT not VERY
-usnlcoa., 70 sye Nh Clay a. volunteer counse
Al all these tna., indignant At tie insult Offered
NJ these distinguished STRANGERS" alter true Bill!
Il ltra>on had bccn iluHi by Grand Jur, :?
'p,aai " arlin. il b,t-rg these Traitors to pu
nl,'lN!rnt ~ vas, On all occasions, c0hlcndlrg a
Il Iu1entpi ,acn raica-. The toi!owin! proceed
~, # t1n ,ps held 10 Lexington Nv judi,
iud1. t~t.ch | pledge ny most .acied honof i
lffn'y watcte.l wil! shaN NJ. vlay's opinions o.
,he ninrste,s u Hlt1uarh... us a,ttst.
IsNtract iron the preceding. Of cCu.f, d. pub
ti,nr,, 1t 4 G time
NM ftI,y declared Il IA M hl,u,ya. Ea..cll,,'