Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
TU'ESDH august &c, 1928.

happy in joining in any thing that will shew mark
OF respect to this worthy vsitant With due es-
TEEN,
(Signed) ANDREW JACKSON"
Here follows another letter without date, traitor.
like, yet the circumstances to which it refers ex-
plain its date sufficiently, to have been about the
same of that of the one just transcribed =
Dear Friend--l send you $500; it appears to
me said would send you $1,000, but when
come to myself found there we're appropriations
made that knew nothing of; this learnt at the
store, and two Journeys to perform, expenses 10 DC
borne, that my recollection did not serve me with al
the moment. Tomorrow when you come up ar
engagements shall be made SO as to accommodate as
far as can.-My dear sir, Go not fail to come up
tomorrow, at 10 o'clock, will meet you at my
house. have TO see Gen. Smith In the morning at
his house the boats think you said tive IN num-
Der, and some pork you would furnish. These must
be done against the goth Dec. next-but more OF
this tomorrow. You must set out in very few
days. IsUill furnish the needful. The cash now
sent is in part for the boats the balance on delive
ry, either in Bank bills, OF drafts on New Orleans.
The $4,000 being all the cash that can be furnished
this must be appropriated TO the best possible advan
tage and to the last shilling will be put in your way,
if you can furnish the boats and pork, except SO
much as will meet engagements already entered IN
to. send you twenty $50 bills, and ten 81 bills,
which wish safe to hand, and beg You not to fail
coming up to morrow. | wish to start messen-
ger on Monday next. Health and respect.
(SigneN ANDREW JACKSON.
certify the foregoing to be true copy of both
letters, now in my possession, in the had writing OF
Andrew jackson. A. ERWIN.
Now, Sir, Burr did remain on thel6rst visit from
the 25h ofSeptember to the 9th OF October, as ap-
pears in print, and again returned the l4th OF De-
| fha OOn1 ha al
away of these boats the pork &c. and was escorted
by Cen Jacksons favorite nephew by marriage.
col. Stokely D. Hays. How different his stay here
from that at Col Morgaps of your state the proceed
ing August.--He found the Freside business at tn
Hermitage better suited to his taste as did Carte
Beverly
P. S. Only look at this picture when Bur
turned Traitor, he rallied round Andrew ackson a
the standard of treason, and through him was ena
bled TO make many of his neighbours believe tina
all his proceedings and arrangements would be eano
toned by government but that secrecy was neces
sary on account of the Dons, on whom they wer
to operate.
! When his present Confederate, John Rowan, ha
nearly ruined his followers in Kentucky by open vic
lations OF the Constitution in his relief measure:
as the last resort to screen himself from their ndiE
nation and further pursue his plans OF fraud an
deception on the peopie ne, at their heao, ra'iis
round the Jackson standard.
When portion of Georgia proclaimed war again
the President for approving of our Indian treat
which was also approved by IS Senators, the disaI
pointed ones Immediately hocked to the Jackso
J standard.
a When the President of South Carolina Colleg
lately excited the feelings of his fellow citizens ar
1t students aided by the high authority and approx;
ton Of Calhoun, Dufie Co. and burnt the trien'
of the late Tariff bill in eigy they also rallied arour
g the jackson standard.
l. Timothy Pickering and all who like him are
J. Hartford Convention politics, all who oppose
e to the American System, all rally under the Jackst
banner.
'el Will the People not turn from it and rally und
o. the standard of the Union and the American Sy
- tenn? "A. q.
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