Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07
See appendix, No. Z.

See Appendix, No. T.
See Judge WilIiams's genuine letter to Gen.
Jackson, published originally III the Richmond Emo
c. varying IRON u,a; published il the Knoxville En-
quirer.
See the statement Of the Hon. Willis Aston nj .
=. under date Feb. 18th, 1928 in the Appendiz
No. IL, In which Gen. Jackson is reported 10 have
asked OF Mr. Jefferson Chen President of The u
~ 'he views oil the government rendering his SER
wees II wanted, to make descent upon Mexico,
as stated oy Burr-but if Burr was not authorized
W the government TO carry on his enterprise as
stated, then he tJacksoD) was eady to arres, him "
pee also thc President message of Jan. 22t, 1907
IN winch he sayS-'He (Burr) seduced good and
well meaning citizens some by assurances that he
possessed the confidence of the government and
was acuug under It's secret patronage; a pretence
winch procured some credit, from our differences
WIN spain; and others by offers of land in Bas-
trops claim on the Washila.'' The above CONVEX
sation OF Mr.. j. with Mr. Aston is presumed 10
nave taken place, when the supposed conspiracy
was on tile taps, during the Presidency OF Mr.
JEFFERSON Again: Doctor Watkins details sirni-
,ar conversation; lie says in his letter of August
ION, published on the 9TH in the Knoxville Re
gisteF--" in a conversation with Mr. Jefferson in
his Chamber, when convaescent from a danuerous
spell OF sickness, in which attended him in the
autumn ot1SI9. l remarked that some had express.
SEQ do"ots oil the conduct of General Jackson in
relation TO Col. Burrs affair Mr. Jefferson most
promptly and explicitly replied, in as nearly as
can rccoiiect, hese express words, .'you may de-
dend upon 1t, Sir, that have the most satisfactory
evidence, tina. on that occasion, Gen. jackson was
VIgliant, faithful g. patriotic"
See also General Jackson's letter IN Mr. Toe
terson received by him OF the 9th of Novem.
August I'd. '''
Sec Appendix, No. II, and Gen. CoGee's state
ment.
nFHANKFoRT, Dec. 9Th, 1906
Col BUBR.--Tbe Grand jury are h,ppy to in
form the Court, that violent disturbance of the
public tranquility. or breach of the laws has come
to their knowledge.
We nave no hesitation in declaring, that having
carefully examined and scru,inized al the es,imo
ny which has come before us, as well ON the char
ges against Aaron Burr, those cOntsincd in tEe
indctnent prefer red 10 us against John Adair that
there has been 10 testimony before us which does
III the smallest degree criminate the couduct of oil
thcr OF those persons; nor can we from all the in
duirIes investigations Of the subject discover liza,
any thing improper injurious TO the interest of die
government OF the u. States, or contrary TO tl,e
laws thereof, is desgnel or contemplated bv either
OF theip From the Impartial Rcric,o, If Dec.
18Th, 1906.
From the Frankfort (Ry.) Palladium.
(RepubGshed in the Impartial Review November
20se, IS06-NashvilleJ
On Wednesday, the 9Th inst when il wac chr
rently reported aud generally believed in this
place, that Col. Burr had left Lexington Joseph RI
Davies, Attorney Tor the y. States tor this District
appeared in Court, and after some preliminary %,
servatlona, calculated to excite great expectation
r@Ed the affidavit which appears in this paper. and
movedthe Court Tor carias against Colonel Burr
ana Tor compulsory process 70 compel the alien
dance OF Witnesses"
These events having circul.tcd RAPIDLY through.
"'' 1is comfy. %" sencrHF H;n.' A..5 &, &