Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11
FoR TIE CoNsrITuT1ovAr. WIG,
THE FREEMAN-No. XII
10 the JnckSon Ce5,fro} Co,,,,,;,toe

10 the JnckSon Central Committee.
sh'e"e" Having endeevoured 10 Gen. Jack
ZOE ,or an act Of insnboinac hich you could not
(g you next notice his correspondence with Gov Ra-
nun his too, pT"fess dsappuve bu, AT the sam,
ne limit your cenoue 20 the offensive Ianguaa e used nv
Gen. Jackson have already udvered 10 this exauri,
oil his Bile temper; the correspondeucr is f.,
more exceptionabe for the sentiments ,ha m
e ana coarseness with which they comm
nicated He throughout nifests a naughty con,.m,,
Ter the Governor Of sovereign State citing in his s a
Character aud evidently regard the military II
no ~ SUPREME, st ieast independent, the civil move,
LII MS snsono letter he says "The military hay. rights
secured to them by the laws country as well as the
CIVIL and IN for those Of latter piu neUsy
tfernn those ~ the former 10 be OUTRAGED ,oih imnu,f
Thus eontsr;ing himself the h. ar The
source of his rights ne TO us, his powe,
Tor the purpose of asserting them; and a.rrur the now.
doctrine hdi ne Hsi.0Sy hare rights dsncf from e c
authority.
After stating the provoca,ion which Gen Jackson re-
ceved spsak of his disre.pecriui" iaru.vr AZ bcnv
u'tren in moment Of nd disgust and
say that 1t ought be Construed into rooCol .ieI,6s
Jae contempt for the State authorities But escape
you, or did you wish it escape Others that Gen Jack
sons second letter is dated necriy Mres months after m
hr., IN which he pruvocatiou iy., bv III.
Georgia nirsr; That his Ia nrnsoe is as
IN Nat as in the othe, Having had tn ee months 10 cool
And reflect did he ailege that generous indguatiuu for
the erUeitits Of Capt Wrigh, BETRAYED him into AN
in'mparsnce of language for which lie WAS sorry? Did
he make any atonemsnt for The insult unnecessary as
UNJUST when he said that the repoba ted woud
ne t'' M STAIN aion lie character of Georgia."
no such thug He insisted Oh RIGHTS of The 0;l,nrv
which she would permit outraged m ipunitvn
spoke Ut gasc0nading notice" of Gov Hahuus letter
IN the newspalers-oi The 'p,etendd assaed puutr &C.
in style that shows he would sdan the plea of ysn,
nf deiiberaiion which you gra,uously offer And what
were the "riss ne militarg which he would no, suffer
TO be outraged" Why, that any one shoJ r,es,o,s IN
kill Indians but himself
ConsciouS however, Of the insuicency of vour defence
you affect to fad its parallel in Mr. Adams collision with
Gov Troup In bringing this charge ag ains Mr. Adams
your party have but pursued sys,rma tic policy we'll
nswn the old and hs nders Of trying 10
detection by being the frs, accusers Thns ,yhs
q the Sena
Etiquette to which be eused accede and he c,snect
fully assigned his reasons for refusal, enemies imnedi.
a'oy cha Tgci him with writing "trea,sc ON ctiouetc
VINE" ma refused to lay ont part money appro-
priated for furnishing Of the rooms in ,he presien
House. ieer-wTitrr is found enough describe i,
rs furnished III n style OF prucrIY maenicence. Gen
Jackson, in his letter Ar Nnuroe ha,! recommended
him q" disregard NIL party distinctions and to oDp,ir
due proportion Of Fedora list. To off oven in his r. ,
yet on Mr. Adams appointing Mr.. Rufus King a Torcrn
Minister, who had had votes for Senator from, the
democratic State Of New York. tina even Mr. Van Hu.n
:, this is urged by your party evidence of MI Ad,mq nm
due aita"hment 10 the Federa now they arct
TO regard culpable in Mir. to; rx;re the Same
liberal sentiments, in reply to direct application from the
FederaIlsts which Gen Jackson had pressed 70 Mr.
Monroe, and MIR. Crawford Mr. Dageeil y0Itrnfar,I,
and which iey have been by and CONNIE ndrd
by others for expressing. In Virginia South
crn States, tie Tariff is made of Inc grounds of re-
pr0Hch against Mr. Adams, though Gen Jackson actually
voted for the law. Mr.. Calhoun with the most of ill.,
Crawford's friends Mr. Van Buren, aud Mr. Clinton
formed coalition for the purpose OF getting into power
and Immediately the cry Of "coaon" is rails, by ,h.r
partizans against Mr.. Adams and Mir CLAW And lastly
Gov. fTuup rfier he bad wanlnniv usul,r! Gem g Anna
had bearded the President done eve,y thing he oub
10 provoke him into indisc elton for 10 other oc
perhaps than to get himself re elected r., ,h; ~ Nv,
apology OF nf his friends1 after MIR Adams "a,
iii reply To his vapouIing threats, lcmnirf HIM that he
bound his oath support CONSTITUTIONS h. ia hn,.e
with mrnacing the State Of Georgia with military exrru-
ton Suppose Gen. Jackson had been President inst,,
Of Mr.. Adams, and suppose also that the Goycruor al
corga had been equally indiscec, there any huna
being who believes That former would have actrt yi
1 the same dignifed foTbeoranco as Mr.. Adnms'
This attempt Of you aud y0ur party make Mr. Adams
responsible Tor ibe peiilant and vaNnurug iii
syon own drcoo"s ianguose) of Gov. TTuup, who
eneh to execute 10y force treaty that Senate Of tie
u S. had annued for fraud, reminds ne If a story which
used To be told hy the late Judge Holmes of faccou.
= memoty. When young man, hr appeared IN a suit IN
the couuty Of EockIngharn where he was oposed 10
- Mr.. - who had unbounded Influence with the court
and who, although very worthy as remarkable
for the impetuosy OF his temper Gen. Jackson. Hay
= ing on this occasion manifested more than warmth
at the unwOuted opposition encountered Tho pr.,dur
magistrate Cwho have no doubt is Jackson ne
living addressing the opposite counsel said Mr. HOLINESS
the court viii DO obliged to fine ynu il you pprsr4 in
making MIR. - swear So" And you, with the same
cOmpaisa"ee md justice woud puus, Gov Rabun ana
Nj! Adams for Gen. Jackson, and Coz Trou,s trans.
grTssons But all this is found I'm the IA =
mat Georgia Is strenuous in her support Of Jackson
~ that be the casef he and Mr.. Cahnu sbond ecriy
the cordial support Of the State, will NOT saw rs f.
jackson did, that it will fix lasting stair on the
ct Georgia, but will say that rcr bsinindJ d se,sl~
i've sons feel very differently for their own wrongs a
those Of their State.
The Seminole campaign is next mentioned by you.
30 not mean TO waste time IN tho Consideration o Gen.
Jaoksons invasion Of the Spanish teroryor the swirl, ~
which his military operations carried cr.or the exc
cu'ion of Arbuhuo and Ambrister These matters
already been most amply discussed md result 49,
now, as before The time when Gem jackson was eand.
date Tor the Presidency half nation excuses
JustiheS him. and the Other half condemns him w, kuo
tha notwithstanding his admitted public services at New
Orleans be was very receiving the ccnsurc of both
Houses Of Congress And what your defence against
weight Of accusation, which, in private life Car AS
gards ohaTscter IS almost as dsmnatoTy conviction
why, that he was JUSTIFIED IN all he did by Mr. Adsmg.
After long extract from his letter. American Min
Ister at MADRID, ~ answer TO ths complaints Spain
you egultingiy ezolaim, ITO What dilemma has Nj
ADAMS reduced his supporters by ~ facts nd reaonngs
iAu' tFSscdisd ~ hin Itey vi! nc: Van .J.s