The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-28

thelr gut; anu whom the people are SeHee
upon To support under penalty oil beng oc'
nounced as "federslis "" Hartford son
venlionrsts," aud the hitr, We have gNei
below synopsis of the principal CHARGE
which have been brought sgDns ANp'shv
JACKSON, of Tennessee, Farmer !" so
forgive those who have he's dared L. 20
lutte the proudest oppeilutoo U oi'a norihe.
freeman, by npplylnR II TO q soutbtr IN ne
gro trader ')--ut the same time promising,
that not one offence has been Uieged a
ganst HIM, without the responsibility OK
good and suihe- nj proof. Buttothc point:
Andrew Jackson stands accused before
his countrymeD OF being
i. n Gaplbir: In support Of which
charge, hls being horse racer and cock
lighter, are adduced as evidence. Specific
pfooJ-his race with the late Charles Dick,
erson, and be, OF $50O0 on the same.
=. ~ dueiitst,--i e. by our statutes, q
muRDERER: To subs,antiste which, the
killing OF the above mentioned DckcIsop,
when his Damned pistol stopped al hay
oenf--HAiR TRIGcERs, too, mind ye y in
cited as proof; TO say nothing of number
less other fights in which he was con.
oerned.
3, apromoier Of Dueis: Case in point.-
Ills urging on fight, at six PAGES distance
betweeDy yoOng Donaldson, his wifo's neph-
ew, and young Winton; neither OF the brute
ls years Of age, and himself near 50 and
some calf lore affair the matter IN dispute.
36q6Psd assassin: To prove which,
we adduce AZ a witness his notO zepluus
Trend and supporter, Col. Thomas Hurt
Beaton; upon whom the General made a
most nDinanly and murderous b,inck-as
most fully appears from publication OF
said BeRton's. dated "Sept. l0th, 1875"
he hero" then only Is years younger
thnn he now is.
s. Cfipi ahd blood hirsiy: In the huv-
ing caused l6 Indians 10 bo shot in cold
blood, NJ The " Horse Shoc," the doy after
The battle, without offering them quarter.
6. a sujperter Of STATE Rights In THE
that he. General IN the service OF tho
Federal Government, and contrary 70 tho
known spirit OF i,s laws, did forcibly cJect
the members Of the Louisiana Legislature
from their hall of Legislation, and prevent
their reassepfbliog in Il BY guard oiaim-
ed men.
z. n vioiofor If he Consultation or The
T.. States; Prooi--ihe suspension OF ,bs
Wni OF IIbbcas Corpus al New Orleans;
wv E''' A"nflNH w tsHWs MHUOuL
special authority therefor: and the impris-
onment of snndry Judges, for having fulfill:
ed the duties Of their Offices.
&. "A irompicr on he rights orhs citizen.
To exemplfy which charge VIC would nd
duce the facts of his having imprisoned tho
patriotic Louallicr. and Illegally ordering
hIm TO be iried before Court Mnrtial as a
spy md truiror. Tor merely questioning the
proprie,y ofhi conduct in the public prints;
and lha, too after the enemy hrd retreatod.
aud peace had been made. Also--ibe H. ,
legally causing six militia men 10 ho sho'.
for having dared to return home hilcr 'ho
time for which they could lawfully hc helG
To service had expired.
81. SetCwiiied and insubordinofe: Wiinesa
his conduct in refusing 10 be gurrncd by
the snlutory regulations uf an Ipdior rpeDt,
and threatening to" burn up ,b, d. Il
rascal ~ his agency house" if b. should
a,,cinp' 70 oDforcc them, also his conduct
IN the Seminole War, md during l.e pov..
ernorship in The Florldos also--his rofist-
Ing md couniermaDdinp. the ORDER Of the
Secretary Of War; ;nnd in assuming The nu-
hori,y To appoint go military ofi.ccIa. from
a brgadIer general down 10 The lowest
grade, IN direct cohtrsyention Of tho con-
aud laws Of the land.
All the foregoing charges are subsan-
ipted by the records Of his country, his
own writings and official letters, and by tho
evidence Of iDdividUnls who for rcspecta-
'Iliy and vcracity, arc beyond even sus-
)icion.
Bu, our synopsis does not end here: ho
las threatened
10 10 em oGhe eors ofa Senator orhs
y. s.; In sopport Of bich we hsvc The di.
ect charge 10 that effect and which has
leycr been denied, of the Hon. A. Lacock,
e Pa upon whom tho intended violence
pns a. be cofnmitted: and who TO guard n
'sinst !, was forced 10 20 armed ahiie in
he discharge ofhis duty TO his country and
IL constituents and
II TO "ehnsiiSe" another Senator. srt-
y me Senate char Der From doing which
c was only prevented by the timely and
rn interference ofCom Decatur.
IN addition TO The foregoing, The "heron
chorged with being concerncd--
~. IN Bun's Conspirocy: To prove
Lich We nnne ~ witness, Judge Will
ans OF Tennessee; 10 whom Jackson Of
red n commission in Burr's Army; also,
letter from Capt. Read 10 The Secretary
War stating expressly that Jackson was
10 Of Bnrr's Generals.
I3. IN .Nsgro T,a5ipg: This charge
sdc On the authority Of Mr. a Erwin.
ennessec, and is supported by the sdmis-
m of ,he Nashville Republican. "a paper
,der the control aud supervision Of The
enersl himself that he did trade IN hu'
m flesh, in one instance nj least. TO thea
nunt of ten thousand dollars and
Lastly Wc.,ing he pubic nonsyhroagh
and coiiysion For rroof %