American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

an equivalent for tile vote We we're ano,.,#
believe that the friends Of Mr.. Clay o. Sir IA - NY
ever thought ct making suggesting AM ns h'e'p
one Of the paties as the grounds AZ q, 80 y ay
rejection OF either OF The thee Candidates e,I ~
nous: o. hepresenallyes.' Tie connees ~, 49,, ~
the original friends Of Mr. Clay, was II n. as W.. W. :"
and nnreservcd conversation both IN III, +" ht'
friends relative 10 that election and am bnd ~, w o,e
never heard whisper Il any thing like ,.anl e. nat
which our vote was 70 be given, mentioned r,ta H. ~
clay himself, any Of his friends a, any t,ne 80 ~ W.
crcnlIBtances.' e art
Gen Bcecher tesfes that he did not .Lnow !,
friend or the friends Of hlr Clay made any r,a 'a,
uon to the friends of Gen jackson, respecne ,le ",
ton OF Mr. ADAMS as President in any way or a. ~, p
ting Gen. jackson not putting Mr. Adams nlo The
Secretary OF State IN case he (IacLson1 should hc
President. Neither am acquainted with frie,, " ~
Clay that would consent 70 be ageut in such ttprd.
Iranslclon Nor Can admit that lie friends q NJ NY
had 80 contemplate an OPINION of each other mr. n ~
CLAY as 70 suppose lat The appo'ntmen, o. nona5n.
men Of any . any Office would influence nc, 4
discharge o an important public du'y."
MIR. Sloane declares, "tta' have always s,Innosca y
self in the entire confidence of all Nj. Claws s,nnn,
aud friends, who were members Of &. agrees Al he in
the Presidential lection aud that have no ke,ainn3
SAYING that never heard the dis'sn' ms nu,o o,
any Of them dat tlcy would vote 70; Con Jackson :
here any prospect Of choosing either q tile olt
candidates That any OF tie friends Of Mr. CLAW il Can
gicss made any proposition Of conditions On Ni.,
their votes would depend, 20 The friends Of Gen a5e
or any other person, do not yelevc" Sand ASH, Mr.
Clay's accepting an appointment under hun hey woal,
man most certainly have opposed 1t. Judge oi t.Eog
the opinion which know h,y entertained ot Gen I'LL
sons vatt OF capacity, aid the fact that 4, aot IN.
time after the choice o MIR Adams that az ssr,
q advise M CLAY to accept Of he "Iice he nov hoil
10 short feel confident that tbs Whole is ,e a1d i,
famous falscinnd such as honorable men woud ftyr
10, especially after having upon fell Consultation
dcbcta consideration drc ed an investigation IL ll
whole mat er before Committee OF The House flUpe
SCI ta'ivcs"
MIR. Wright s'aes :" can only say sincerely add uns
quivocally a, do not know ieve that any pto0s
ton Of The kind mentioned from Ge,. jackson, v4sce
made 70 the ends Of General Jackson by tile teas If
Mr. CLAY q any OF them and that am wholly guuaa,M
any conditions OF sort being proposed any "
the fiierds Of Mr.. Clay compliance with Winea tAsf
vote Was made to deprnd
Mir Ninton i, equally explicit He SAYS. " hav.
ing been one of the friends Of Mr.. Clay who suttl
for MIR. Adams, chcelfullv avail mysetuf .gp.
portunity to sag, that have no knowledge aEa..
ever Of the above mentioned proposition OF aIy IA
e. proposition having been made 10 General laI-
son or any oi his friends, BY Mr.. Clay any d Ii,
friends, as a condition upon which his ;. 'Ser
vote vas 10 be given to Gen Jackson for ~ Pa-
sldencv." lie suhloins that !" II was wei. ynpsa
to my constituents for MANY months pfeiuls b
the late Presidential election that, after Mr. thy,
Mr.. Aiam4 was my next clolee Among The i,tN.
guished individuals who we're thrn bef~. ~.
pic Of the United States as candidates tor Tut ~
allied station.'
Mr.. Mclean declares, +" that no such piofnsa9N
was ever made within my knowledge, nor hfei
any cansc to believe that conditions Vt any ,1it
we're made, at any time, BY the iieus u Mttay
to any person, on 4 compliance with Witt tasf
vote was made to depend"
MIR. Mhttlesey AYERS that do not khoN
believe mat any proposition was ever made y Az
Of Mr. Gays hicnds to those Of Gen. iaeNsR, q
the morning Of tie Presidential election. cs Il VI.
other time, ,ng any hearing On the cannii.s q
lie selected from The three r.tutlet to t,s ttQse
nor do know OF believe that any conditions y
I any sort were proposed ~ the friends Of VIZ ~
. to any pef4on, on compliance wi;h Nhtel le&
vote was made to depend = {" hut do belize NJ.
tie assertion made hy Gen. Jack -nn Is repmle'bi
highly respectable Nirgnan an'l ~ q tir cHlr'
rs al a like characters impntin5 c1ihei g NJ. M'
| ans Or TO Mr. Clay, or TO their iliead,, any w.
proper, Inconsistent. corruptor frauduicst fldef'
/ on that interesting and momentous ottaiaa.a',
base SANDERS known to be ,uch by these 49, ~
them in ciicu!atinn.o
: Mr.. Rattey expresses the belief IN justice Y
4 Gen. Jackson, that he never made the declaiaN9
= alluded 70 bv Mr.. Beverly. .For the Genera W.
: there when the election took place and mustiNe,
{ itably have known that such statement %oHi'
carry tat,ehood the very face Of IT. lie ave.,
/ !" / was in tile House, believe every day Of W''
i session, at which the President was elected; aye
] have no hesitation III saying that 50 lai lfo'i ""
ii King any propositnn or overture were thF W.T.
Of Mr.. Clay, IL favor Of the acnefai mat al w.
friends d the General made such propq'iuea VI
n would haze considered il is an indisnty o.t'"
to our integrity aud understanding" n
Mr. Patterson i brefbut pointed. lie Say
c fran.y state 70 yuu that il any such pfop"o'.@.
Il as YOU state was made by the friends o. 10y !
4 tbnsc Of Gen. Jackson, lad no knowledge o. Y 4@
: | was one Of tie friends oi Clay. therefore :.
i licse tAe report 70 be without an honest 'ou"u4
: ton
. ITO be canuucdl
Y -, oJI1opo 49,
!, The new tragedy Of the tsarP'r ny pr. !"
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