Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-06
JULIUS.
from he .N1Sh"iYe (Tea.l Ba,,aer, OF ,J,,;y 15j
TO THE PIJEIJf,


In tie present state OF political eycitemer, !, j. J;e
III, IL" any man to escape censuTe, or avoid tho At
JACKS Oh partisan editors their aders and abe;tors
of''h WIN many others, have IN for a share
|"sco 10 my sell therefore, demands that sbond asl
'heIattoniion OF the public Tor few rnon,en,. ,rh,,
su'ii' plain brief statement Of facts i'm relation r.
Inc Transaction spoken of IN the last RenunIcon
leaving Tie ruouc to draw their own concIusious
DuTng The last year charge OF negro kygolor w,e
preerted against Gen. Jackson IN ore of the Kon,uo
Ky papers. his charge tie editors OF the Renrb
can !" 'nelr usual Temperate style pronounced an IN
""'o"S J"fSc"c0@ Il Jew days su6sax ent to this do
''a' was informed oy gentlemaa of this place OF
So'e circumstances Which tended to establish tho f,c,
ana short tune after, whilst Iook no over somo old
"anh oo"AS, "hci had been lying in the Nashville
nauk almost unno.iccd for twelve or fifteen rc,rs
ia,n my hands on ono belonging 10 Gen jackson. in
winch his account with the baul, had bern made
settled and which had been left there beG,,a : 49,
,hfo The bank. ] not aware that IL ,vss Ien :;
nana under Sny othor than ordinary circumstance
'"a' is' Tor settlement and after being written up. Yas
'' ""'eo lot IN Tie iirsi page Of this book was a
'o abuufH OF the Character alluded to i'm The Renub
Imam, the tenor of which satisfied mo nj tho foc, d.,
"e HensfaI was concerned with Coleman and f,1ean
IN trading m negroes. This memorandum did co.
10 I'VE or ak persons, amongst whom was firm,
ana 0c'7nC" (r'en1 IF Gen Jackson. The eybibu,,n
OF 's paper or memorandum was not made with
oes'g0 OF nusipg Gen. jackson in pubIic asi;pat,n
VI producing any effect whatever upon the arproacb
s t's'uo'' Oul Tor tie purpose of showing TO those
''"''Audis 'hat tbp editors OF the RepuhIran IN
theH great zeal 10 serve their friend and na,rop hod
"een TOO hasty IN their denial AID that tIore u,o,o
some grounds al least for the charge If had inoDd
cd las charged by lie Republican, 10 have used tt
memorandum to the prejudice OF the General why did
show Vi to one Of his particular friends, 10 one viii
"horn he had freely CoDvssed. short time before m
me SUBJECT 81 ibis very charge against him of uepro
Hao'ns! why did not furnish ii in reply 10 various
'e'er' which have been written me from otle, stsea
ASKING Tor Information on this subject? To tless let
ters have never replied
he cDs@e o. c0Hnivng mt its publicity in any sham
Sh''e'er' either here or eisephere nositiyeIy deuv
YIN the contrary have eudeayored TO prevent ITS pub
ncAt'"n. Fart of the Information contained in the
memorandum allndcd TO, has been given 10 the public
FLO" The person giving publicity obtained it, know
not nut " was certainly published without aDy ICON
'Vapce," knowledge, consent, end against me
Fishe5' However ardenty may espouse the cause
u NJ hdaTns, and however opposed NAV he IN the
election Of Gen. Jackson have never been dsnosed
. resort to unfair means 10 attain the desired end
Those Who know me Rare willing to do me iustice NOT
outstanding political feelings and preiudicss will NOT
'cleve me capable Of Intentionally violating eiibor
nbic nr private confidence, TO promote the polit,ca
ews, or aid in the elevation of any mao, bowsyer INV
SehnSs mag be enlisted in his behalf
WILKINS TANNEHILI,
o. AN APPRENTICE IS Wan7e3 n the
Wig Office, Wv