Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-09

Persons prescribed and banished byc,
nor jackson, on suspicion, and pi, y,;.
trial. ''''''N
The Le,tre de Cachet, or "procl,m,,;..
issued by Gov. Jackson, rrciliog the Ir;yo,
ground upon which certain Spanj>h ,S
were ordered into exile, will be found ' %A
ture Historians, in Estate papers," II "o3a w.
Sess. Vol 8, Doc. 40 page ii. Its lac, s'
graph, however, deserves The attention IS S''S'
curious, even Of the present day. Ii re,H, VT
follows: Is
"This is, therefore, TO make known "a d,
said officers, to withdraw themselves, as ,,''
ought heretofore to have done, from ,Nr pJ ,"s'
das, agreeably to ,he said 7,h Article, on =, s -
fore the Sd day Of October next ai,er wh;S
day it they, or any Of them, shall be found u;'T
in the Floridas. al oftic eis civil or military -,
hereby required 10 arrest aud secure them :,
that they maybe brought before me, to be Je,r
with according 10 law, for contempt and de-
bedience OF this my proclamation.
Given at Pensacola, this 29th day Of g..
1921, S OF the Independence of the Up,r,f
Stats the 46th. ANDREW JACKSON
Governor Of the FloriGas. Z.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE WALTON, Secretary W. F."
E.e.
The following was the offensive ,aney e.
the alleged publication OF which in a newsg,,.,
eight men were banished, without the form a
trial:
SIN speaking of Colonel CaIaya's appcar.ps.
before Gen. Jackson. II. Is. II. NJ. Brackrr.
ridge ought to have stated that norr Of n.
in,erroga,ories and highly offensive aceu.,tiO,,
the General were faithfully interpreted /,
colonel Calla'a, any mole than the replies q
the latter to the former. 1t was, therefore, o..
of the power oil oar Chief, not knowing vh.
was said TO him, 10 max. the auditory under,
stand how innocent he vas Of the foul ch.r,r
with which his unsullitd honor was rGdcNole,
to be stained. Such,i sum, are the obsrraioa
We had TO make on the statement Of Il. B m
NJ. Breckenridge and we hope That he and ii,
public will be convinced, that we acted from
no principle Of pusilanimty; that if, on The 90:
hamd, we shuddereG at the violent proceeding,
exercised ag ainst our Superior, We knrw, a,o,
what was due to government which is Oh ID:
most friendly footing with our own.
W. az, W.
"rhe Spanish ofti ers resident in this place
When givir 6 an ex (sua) par,e account d
this very transaction, II. NJ. rackenridse, lh |
Interpreter, says:
"Much was said, by way Of enforcing tb |
question, on the one side, Ii. e. BY Gov. Iatl |
sonl and Of the objections, on he othel, & {
by Calava) TO ans~ ring, all OF which Ibid no
consider myself called on to explain: and,
fac;, it was not possible There was tousitsr
able warmth on both sides, and there was fr
quently not sufficient interval between WI.
was said, 10 enable me 10 convey more 'naha
Substance OF wtrat 'uus spoken by way II
~ sAsasS "hiis much oft consisted Of nn
lions. u ~
.oionel CaIlava (he cnn,nuesl reps,..
""a' "e SAID before, that he could no, j,Is
'"e papers unless demanded Of him a, Com
lh'ssionrr or aie Governor; tina, :hey cOuJJ,s
oe 10 MS hanas as private indi,Id1ar ecf,t
ing me Same positions, with a vati,w q, o,t,
reasons, and Of which interpreted a, mrr,
] coo'd. lie said that de could he ,ird nnlrt,
a tribunal "de Residentio," which at fmi |
a,n nor erac/Iy comprehend, until e1pair
sa 6y Mr.. Mnerarify "Sc. &c. 1
ne conversation was warm on bob SHE, +
i lI same erpressioaswere sofienedby men
lie interpretations"
Mr. breckenridge represents bis Governor
nd Pa:ron ar r-primanding HIM for hi, orl,.
'o"S or 'n''tak"s, wilh-Wy hea, Sir, ao
0~ nor mare cautious? utfered in q Sir0qg
one o. eotee." State papers, II Cong /
rss. Vol 3, Doc. AZ, page s6--7. f