Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
lead hat you may understand
THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG.

'e"e' mat his friends would finally be cunneled IN
admit The fact AID plead justification, and we advise,
'"e" 10 take that before they had ure5 ,ber>
selves IN contradictions and denals They wouu mn.
pursue the advice, but went 10 wo incunlnen,, \.
nlinS, abusing and bullying. Reader, our ,vord x
'ehhed. Record evidence con fessons of Tool,
SONS Own friends, TO ANA placed upo,, record in
court OF justice, establish the fact of his parciDa,;o
oey'nd all possibility Of doubt At las, his worshi,
Pe's seem willing to concede it, and 10 find some ano,o
gy in circu.n.tarces
"" our hrst page, may be transcript Of there
coro OF a sut brought in the year 1913. bv H,rp,,
oien"erhassett, against Jackson as Garni.bce fam.
holding The property Of The Defendant OF Aaron r,.
mat record ciInches the mani There is no ,nor. 9,
DC SAID, thought, insisted uponn Gen. ron,.
sSea's 'bas jackson receiv ed aud i'm par, exo.,d,
through him. sum OF money for the purchase Of bo,
Tor las expedition and he further svcars that laoko
''d'rsed one OF Burrs draft. on Mr. OGDEN of n v
Tor FIVE hnnlred doliare.
no" Is sh's conclu''ve testimony met: WHY, by oi
uniting TAT LAST Jacksons participation with R,- .
pacing lbs justification the grounds of his ;cno,
oil burr's tue views and his belief that Ar toE
! sanctioned his designs against the Spaniar,s Je, 80
look II this ''duck will swimp
Two letters are published in the Enquirer Of ves,e-
Gay from Nasty ille 10 sustain this view of rho ,,
"a"' ihey arc not without ingenuity but ca,,v NO
'e'u'cless their resutatioh on their faces Tia,
"reced exclusively, to tie lahorng of this min, IT,,
er says they were written in May last. which
we take leave to doubt. We are mistaken. If rho =,
o'e IN The Lay nchbuIg paper TO which one of ,te,r,
efs' was not written after the 12M .ara,, 1909 w.
DO no' otirm this to be the fact for we have M, 49,
meas OF satisfying ourselves of its rurb-b,t No.
eSe II TO be the fact. But, TO Major Lem. .s,to.s e.
we presume them to te his
NE Arst OF these letters dated 4ti, March last. say,
at when rnnlonrs OF Burr's true views reacho5 ~
nessee' Jackson and o, ertoe waited unon rr-, .,.
qnanted him with them, and that Burr so,em,,v No.
"ysn them, "she'F ed them blank commission strr,
W tfiF. 'eaerson with whose privity he declared n,
was operating, for the purpose of urauarnn t,e co
test unprecedented with the Spaniards or the Sabine,
'0" ne uhuef'ake 10 say, that since hoaxing GAt
oeean' never was SUCH cock and bull s,or, az tb. f.
or'cated by cunning, believed by folly Ifthere ,v
any man III America the world, whose ptincinles 10
diStfusted' whose dangerous ambition he apprebe,5e5
and whose person he dislked moro than any o,he Mr.
Jefferson distrusted, apprehended and dslked a.roo
Burr more than any other. Notwiti,staudinr ,s vei,
known FACT it is pretended that Burr inoosed nnoo 81,
great man as Jackson, the story that be had heor
selected by Mr. JeGerson as lie ipal Grant If
most important transaction, ana that Mr. reA,,o ,,
entrusted him, Burr, of all the men in the vo,h NTH
otan6 commission 10 be filed up rs he saw occosi
ana 10 RAISE troops at discretion aud TO CARR on r.
against the Spaniaris, in the FORM and by the auo,
and character OF means that lie deemed expeY1sn,,
ms most marvellous story which no child Of ton e,
old could be made to believe this most veracior inf
" " u ''e9' says Fen'oVed Jacksun's anxiety ard
he crested easy" until Burr went down The rive, D
""u Burr's iI!eg;;imate son arrived, This s Tho ans
OF y'hg' out story absurd and childish az this hos
not before been offered the gullblity Of the Amer,
can fuoiic No man in his senses, can beI,svo r,,,
'''' WIS S''Pc'on enough TO expec, TO impose upon
"''" 81 wen informed OF The ways Of tie world as O.
'''o" ana Jackson by such fairy tale as this. and
least OF all that they could have swallowed il.
n"' marc, "how plain tale shall put them down
o''un"'e'y' u 10 Known at What time Burr camn ,o
"'e ''e'"h'ase hoy long be siaid and vl,en no loft
nc yates OF Ills stters 10 Mr.. Jefferson and Gov CI,f
oo'"e' arg also known, and recurrence IN ,,.se
proves this letter writer to be another edition of ti
Of the East Room ~
'n The I4'h Dec. 1905, BDrr urived at the 1Ie,mi
t"Se ami staid there, and occasionally al Nashville
until the 22d OF the same month
On The 9TH Of the preceding Eov. Eurr had besn ar
ragneu OF High Treason at Lexington, Ky and lboupb
o'cnarSed' no.man doubted his sufH-Eyidencp ,vas
oefec'Ne'-Gen. J. could not but know these f,,ts
YET nc received Burr an inmate at The IIermitarp AMI
kept hun there until BUR- was ready to 20 down ,,c
River. '''
Mr. JeterSon'5 proclamation Of Burr as traitor
was Gated on tt" 9Th Nov. and sent express 10 The
exposed parts Of The Union. Jackson as m;Ii,, 81
bceF was particularly eDoined 10 be 90 his guard -.
allowing fortnight for the Proclamation 10 ,egc,,
nashville from Washington land 1t got there in ten
cave 1t must baye reached Jackson before the 1d
Zee the day on Which Burr arrived at The ermitare
30 mat jackson in fact, received and entertained nr
Tor eight days, after he knew him to have been rrp,
Claimed traitor by the President.
Jackson's letter % Clailrnrnn. 1870 dA.Al - II, -.