Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-30

with more accuracy than its previous information
warranted, but he will hardly get an answer. 70,
cannot make an unwilling horse drink.
! Who can doubt, that it was to the effect o
these proceedings, that Mr.. Stevenson and Mr.
Rowan alluded, when they said the Union woul,
be dissolved if Gen. Jackson not elected.
The following letter is published by Col. Andrew
Erwin OF Tcnncsscc, from the original i'll the bane
writing of Gen. Jackson, which he declares is in his
possession. Col. Erwin is in Nashville. Dr. Boy,
AIcNary, President Of the Bank ut Nashville, in d
recent publication IN the Nashville Wing also yo,c
cs the authenticity Of this letter. and annexcs it to his
publication. He likewise vouc,es the letter sent Us
from Nashville and published ny some days ago
I'm which Jackson invites General, supposed to he
Overflow TO call ami see Burr at hi; to,tse to be gcnu-
me. We suppose that the sceptical must yield
to tins overpowGrng of evidence. The man who
denies that Jacsons with Burr is not cs-
tabisied is capable ofany absurdity or of any prev-
rication. lie must either be bockhcad or knave
= difference ofopnion may and does exist, as to what
extent he concurrcd with Burrs views. ia the mean
rnc, Jackson, more wise than some of his loiatcrs
remains mute. MGi. Lee is i'll New York. This let
ter i'as Nc date but it obviously written in Dec
1906, on the eve OF purrs expedition starting down
tc River.
Dear Friend
send you iivr hundred dollars. It apDears to INC
said would send you $1,000, But WHEN came to
myself found there We're appropriations made. that
knew nothing Of This learnt at the store and Two
ourni' to perform, and epences to he horn that my
rttoi!Sc'io dii Iot with the moment
Tomorrow when you come up arran re1ncnts shall be
Ea'i so us to accommodate far a.. ccn--Nyy dear
sir, TO not tail to Come up tomorrow, Il; ten . clock
will meet you al house; have to see Gen Smith
III the morning at his house-Ihe Bouts think Won
sand five IN ninbrr ana sem Pork vol, would furnish
these inrst be done against the Goth O.. December II,
"a. more of tins tolorroMyol set ont in vcr
~ few dlys viii i;I.l.ii. the c now
sen, j. in part for the hoats.:f balance on deliver,
-tlti.rr III bank bills DRIFT on New . leans the
) 600 BENG all the cash that can be furnished this
must BE- appropriated 20 the bas Possible s,ly;nta ce-
and % the Inst shilling viii be III your way il Won can
furnish the boats and Pork EXCERPT so much as will
n2e: the engagements already entered ifo-i SEND!
you twenty SO bills and ten so bs--,ych | wish
safe 10 hand ana beg yo' no 10 fail concine up
morrow 'H.St to start passenger n.oR,toy ,,.
Health and respect
ANDREW JACKSON
io"l oiaY1lic following article from the !eyi:,c--
ton Reporter 'qoids plan which deserves the rcuro
baton or every friend of his coury. This is one Of
She detcstable vices introduced by Jack.oaisn. AZ
the last Congressional election! in Kentucky, Fran
CTS Johnson undoubtedly lost his election by Tie votes
Of i'nacssco1er In New York lust i;ll I,is BLACK
guards boast", that they had given fourteen votes Tor
the Jackson candidatcs-one il every ward Of the
city. This daring ami agitious corruption was I'M
known IL our country, until Jachsonsn rear ID ita
crest What Is it, that is sacred and rc,ercnli, tina;
!acksonism has not invaded, insrl,ci and tra!npc,i
upone
!Io T. >
on VIII please to insert the following letter Son 3
flGhiy respectable eeItl2man OF Mercer coiuty,
"inci, corf"borltr' statement made by ''OAE or
THE CowN,TTF" il, vor rnpcr t!la: q III ~ Ind been
formed by the Jackson party send ieg voters III,
iiyattc. Oae of the individuals named, III rhc letter
tksfeu) presented himself on the first day of the
election, when the following examination Of Inn
substance tack place: Where do vou reside? re-
side hcrr--iIrw long have you lived here: Since
last we2k.--iFIlcrc did you cone from, Mercer
c"ity-l;:d yoa 10 attend tie, cl, 10Y? caq
$@y 6t nhot 'ibi-fFere you sp",cn IT, to tbs
election: iSt't s1y jt 'cbat c4S:!lt further cvi-
doncc u" wanted to prove the existence OF this dis
graceful scheme. it will be found in the black list con-
,ainlpg ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY names,
now IN the possession Of the candidates elect. The
writer OF the communication above referred 10 could
not he induced 10 make charge, which he did not
sincerely believe ell founded.
One THE COMMITTEE.
! ''d,hRopsBrRaH, August 3, 1923.
81 ave j ''ilinad information from which may
&c relied that cic 'ors hired IN orr county
:" roe " 3"'% hey 'i I'M county Thursday last, and
rave understood, they put up a certain house in
lexington where the he hired hy the landlord and
their vots sn"d DC ~ Jed question, o is that the
arc woEircn IL his employment The game have good
rSa.on 10 i"aV", played last year These fellows get
FVfy Cots day and der expenses paid They
Your polls hEonday li enough TO vote here also
have ascet'a!ed ie Glowing The with
she Committed
To I'll Honest Men Of ereyy PatfY.
! 1t las been known for some weeks that c"rtair,
jackson ica'crs, dcspairing OF success here where
sltr,.-D l,,.I
County, Just before the election, with voters from
other quarters. Good men believed that projcc'
so protiigatc and daring, woald be attempted;
a!;! t!G 1T VAS tine mere OF madness and dc-
PAR Wiat must be- tb.r surprise when they learn
That such scheme Is about to be put into practical
! ecution-and that If arrested at MI it must ne Icy the
vigilance Of me People to dct2ct and the i;InIluss
t!ie Judges to resist, the abolnillable purpose
Il IL known that il: yarcns parts Of the Town anj
comfy p2rscIls oi Il suspicious character, have beer
introduced and l'rnied. to give Their, nomin"