Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24

From TIRE Paris CEv. } c;t,.,

From the Paris Ky. C,fi,en.
The violent politicians of the South.
ern States are highly displeassd with the
late Tarifflaw enacted by Congress, and
are beginning to threaten a dissolution
of the Union-and even Mr.. Rowan. one
of our Senators in Congress from Ken
lucky, is asked the following question
by writer in the Louisville Focus:
"To THE Hon. JOHN Rowan.
SSH You have made the declara-
ton, or at least expressed an appreli, n
sion. that i John Quincy adams Be re
elected to The Presidency, the neat Con-
gress ,oiH Be the last that will eper sat in
the United STATES. If 1 am not misin
formed, you have expressed yourself to
this effect on more than one occasion.
/ Permit me therefore o put the inquiry
to you-upon ,ohat e. ound do you obtain
this apprehension
II have also been automatically infor.
med, that the subject of dissolving the
Union was canyassed seriously among
The leaders of your party at the last SEES
sion OF Congress. 1t is not probable
that the project has been concealed
from you: and would now ask you,
/ whether as Senator of Kentucky, you
cah justify 10 your conscience, to your
country, and to your God, the conceal
nent of such reasonable sentiments
and designs' Your opposition on prin
, cip!e to the American System, and the
present administration, and your desire
To place General jackson in the presi-
dency, will not Justify you in conniving
at the reasonable views of those who
Operate with you in pursuing these
objects"
| 1t seems that the general government
has become 50 corrupt in the eyes of
jackson men, that if the people will not
elect General Jackson, it will be neces-
sary to produce reform by the use of
The sword! And who is 10 lead this par
ty of reformers 10 glory and to victory?
Certainly they would prefer the man
who has done such wonders for Amer-
ca-and, after destroying our national
government with the sword, will these
jackson republicans form new repub.
lie, or crown General Jackson Emperor,
or First Consul Of the United States for
life? We hope the Ruler of the Universe
has reserved better things for US than
all thisl
GEN JACKSON AND AARON BURR
We observe in the" Lynehbwg Virg;a'
IAN" some remarks on the connection
between Gen Andrew Jackson, noy q
candidate for the Presidency and Aaron
Burr formerly tried for copspiring TREA.
SON againsfth United States We have
no doubt, if this subject is probed to the
bottom, more will be found ia it. than
most of the Jacksonites are aware OF.
One thing is certain, the letter which
has been published as evidence OF his
patriotism, and his desire to warn Gov.
Claiborne of the danger to which he was
exposed from Col. Burr, (for though no
names are mentioned--it is evident the
Colonel is the individual referred toy was
written more than a month before Col.
Burr was introduced to him, or passed
a fortnight with him at The Hermitage, an
conclare. However patriotic it may
have been in November 1906. before
the privste interview,) to have written
this letter, il is very certain,he aficrvards
became satisfied with the project of the
Colonel, and did aidit, SO far as he could,
in the disbursing of large sums of money
for the building aud equlpping OF boats
for the Colonel's armament There is,
or ought to be. in this city, an account
current between the General and the
Colonel, showing the disbursement OF
large sums, and exhibiting balance
there due the CO!Ons! OF $4,000 or up
. wards.
We distinctly recollect that an Attor-
ney, (since dead) the late Jonathan
, Thompson, was employed to bring suit
( against the General, on this account
when he {the GeneraD was here, IN
. the spring of 1918, in command OF the
, Tennessee Volunteers. We also know
! | report was then current, that Genera
jackson had threatened "to hang tn
Attorney to The first tree. or highest tree,
t if he attempted to arresthim on that &C
Y count We do not pretend to voueh TO
i the accuracy of this report, but we d.
e know The friends of the Attorney wer'
S in the habit ofqaizsilg him on this sub