Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17

Oar readers will rcroDect that the ol;- ororud ON
winch the Jackson papers assaed The Crt.dibtv of
'he statement OF Judge Williams relative IN the offer
"a commission under Burr, which was offered to him
ny Gehcfai Jackson, was that Judge Williams had
rendered himself unworthy of credit becauae he had
asserted sonetoen that the offer was made when ne
r ceu on TIE General, then Judge" TO obtain
r 70 pr"Suce at the bar, while II was notorious
ii' the General was not Judge at the time stated
l, was first charged that judge w ia,ns moda this
stateineat IN hs letter to General Jackson On cy-
ammunition 1t was foInd not 70 be there. [, was then
slu tlat there was discrepancy between the o,t r
Pdoished and the one written to tie General. II
appears, from the Testimony IN tho pararnph ,c shall
l' 'ia' me statement Ia not to be oand there. II
W. iHfther asserted that Jud,;e Williams told it ia
ir. hCrr. We have now the authority of MIR Karr
Tor the statement that "judre Williams nev,r toiI
MN that Jocisons o:ier was hado VIII IN he w an
plcd Tor u '"eence' to practice law" so that tie
Whoie louh,'%nn on whlch the advocates of General
jackson relied to support their Impeachment of the
verncity o. Judge Williams, is tax. n from them.
These contradictions 20 the Jackson assertions are
TO be founi III the Richmond Enquirer which. in re-
%fllliS tie remarks OF corrcspsf lent the gene
raiqueslon, Introduces the following extract with the
observation that there Is fact stated ly Manlius
"iiich we mperlousiy decmit duty 10 lay before
.ne pnnic in his own words. Then follows the en-
tract which We bloin.---T.;ioari .yy.,0uI
i have not contourdel Gentlemen Us Won seem
20 suppose, The published tettr of Judge w with the
F''cnte one which has been attributed TO him. be-
cause 'hose letters are precisely the saIne.l have
f-''ss vi
session and 10 aver to vou gentlemen, and 10 the
pubic that III That letter there MOI ore word III re-
@afato te 'hcencc any thing having the re-
mote Hfu%,on to Sac on, uh,s,ce and further rem
ticinen have rho authority of Mr.. Kerr for saving
tiat Judge w. never told hIn that Jacksoil's oE.r
was made, when he ". applied for iiceace' to
practice law thus You will perceive that the ;rossest
injustice has been done to Judge w. in this matter
and rs you have said, i'll the spirit Of 'candour'
Sild that be the case 1T ought be It rrilt:' The
pubic may expect ge:leInen that vor scse OF JUS
tc2 VIII induce You to mix. the proper rcparat,on
ir The Injuries done to the feelings and character Of
Judge "itins, so Gar the Enquirer has been IL
STRAIN eiital to their iniiotion"
Go;e'mo' Ilry, IF Ea,iiGpa-ssincc this rcnll,uan
las been re-e!cct ID Governor Of Indiana by so cc-
det majority, over his Two competitors he ic. beer
calnltd by lie Opposition presses I, jackson mar
the 10 wing extract from an Address; OF Mr. RAY
:" III; Fellow Citizens, the iitl. Of Iuy lst .,c
presume will be Conclusive as TO his politics.:
The Hon. Thomas IL. Biu.io, the Representative
in Congress in the first District has Been with III. in
ten Conaios, al. 10 will tell the world tina. my
cou!Sc las been uniform. | have told the Peop;e
every where on the stump and by letter i= have
always a'atc d, publicly and privately, that was n
favor OF the present Administration, unl have reason
ed 20 convince the People tiat they ought to b. So
too a1i now III favor nit, ana am confident ever
sa! be Ii favor OF II, whiie the ntiul measures ci
the West so ably vi,id:catcd as they are