American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-08
Volume VIZ.

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Ths aere il nov before he public the united eridence
Of The delegation from every Weston State whose vnte
was conferred nHo ar Adams, except That OF Mr.. Coos,
The Representative from Illinois A long and lingering ~
ness, terminang N tic death u that Gentleman prevents
the submission Of his But It is well known that Ma.
Adams his ctoce, throughout the whole Preside II
canvass Although there existed bete cen him and myse!f
good ai and respectful intercourse, he never WAS pct
caly personally friend.
Icliding Mr. White, the public has the evidence II
twenty dtie members of ;ngress, embracing all my
Eiends, fom the Western SAFES, Who voted for Nj.
Adams TIL .ir atertia" was Chiefly directed in the pre-
parann If their respective staemens 10 the Fayetteville.
Ile and it is to them that their testimony principally APP
plies On that poiol, Tie, al cotcu, IN ironouncng the
mos, nnunaiitd neaane, and, other puin several If
them less explicit. l. il credible, is it Consistent
aiih the ordinary operations Of hnan ature, that These
Gentlemen without any personal interest motive what
should have first hasey given ,heil concurrence e
,shonniae oyertures for my sole benefit AID then should
unanimously agree ii taisit. M, hemselycs
liz the published circular which, in March 1895, al.
dressed my Constituents, remarked at that early
period" (eaiy IN November lS24) IL stated TO Doctor
Drake one of the professors il tile medical school ii
Transatlantic University, and john J. Critenten ESQ.
Of Frankfort nv determination support Mr. Adams il.
preference Gen. Iscksnn." did not, that time,
collect do probably NOW, all the occasions which,
expressed, in c,nysra'in. opinion Of the unitness
If Gen Asc. for tie Presidency, and my preference Of
either uf the other candidates remembered distinctly
the conversation 'a cli viii ,r ID axe and John j.
Crit emcn, ESQ ard therefore referred TO them IN
raj cts, cnuveittit rs have brong
my recollection By Gentlemen With whom or IN whose.
friendly communication Of the pnrrmt Of them, ha an.
now enabled lay brtoe lle Public slte,abie per-
ion Of HE of TESTIMONY, mel ,s hat Of Dr.. Dlake]
IN that particular topic which y uow presented. (ScG
ArpcnliX u
ris esiia,y es'ah'es that On various occasions and
nes heeAnirg y ken'ncAr ~ early about the is OF
October, 1921 AND connued II the CITY Of Washington
down tile pen"d hen my determine 10 vote Tor Nj
Adams gene,usy known ~ Til, cis, uniformly
pressed ms conviction 81 Gen l.ctsas Of quaif
cation AID ny MISREPRESENTATION " 10 vote for him, il liver
called upon 10 give rotc.+-Ihcse sentiments, lon-
cherished. Deliberately EXPIRE sse;i 10 Genenen -
the highest r-si.eGabif, IN Of them my personal AMI
stood ds cd. il rs! voted fpr Sen. jackson
nly nv declared PURPOSE. Ills pnrnose avpaed
immediately pttcctg d.far',ite from Kentucky
attend Congress and imlhe,isl On my arrival here ter
The termination Of tie loraey. David rrn.ble, Eal.
states thai, about the rsl a 9t0btr IS y, he held
veisatnn win al r,anhie y Ike t.eky, on tie sli
jec, and prospects 1t the pending elrc0n Which he de-
als ,nltitciy, ard il ~. ot il said thai
could iiat consistently II, my r, cip!s ,oe IN t,e,,
jackson ta3tf uodic e;ffHwstAes ." ggd u !nl
all the d ft,'.s Nict ~ Sod ny na'G, anI ul..c
save hce. uten sta'c l md especially that uic
led upn Con iach ,na's e-ses,tnn u military pteen-ii
inny. .snA, n ree'ece e ~ objections Which Mr i;
bic uni, r,to 4 me entertaining against Mr. a3i.
growing o., vt NE negotiations Il thea: NJ trah-
tatcs .at remarked hat il lad ,.tn gre Il gnti
by the Ill nts ii his competitor eectireeug
pnses; .sthat il ought 10 have iut.e CO n lie vn.
.ch he nigh be called upon 20 give that, i ~ sas
eak enough allow his personal fvil <, p inilurtc MI
pubic consipc., the.e would be no cia &c y lis ~ "
ha accoufh. Because he hen much lrr.s
WIN ten !aeks ~ a'3 'ht "eh'aie "ss' ,hah ne eaai
ever be With VI Adams aba the treaty ct Ghsnt w..
in the selection I chief " trae tor the UninA liz
Won'd entaSor 70 aseeafti =. f'sae feelhEs, a' onE
entirely :" the aistsa 81 Me coutuy ana lae satisfy y
its Institutions"
1t apo a.s Il on The letter n Nr Robert Tmbe <on.
si," s & a@r.4npanes IT,, j Mr. s. Irmbe
The latter h.a avou ed 10 the ots,er AZ early AS II b,
or March, 1874 his preference al Ar. aams TO ei.ee 4.
the thie Candidates who were actuaiy ietuf'eu u (is
House % 'eittee"'"
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