Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

l1st TO sacrifice one, Offering to policy and
permit others ofequol guilt to pass with inp,nv-
am sorry TO say, that this thing has in part asst
-heu ''e shape ot po!iticI! prosecu.ion and for
iCIl re'ef YOU 70 the papers of this plGce-I an
o.' ko'; r'e.l'e thcn: = subpoena has been sent on
90 li'- te;luet with lures te,nns; what may re-
.hf return know not bat it appears Mr.. tav. by =
tl'st' Is paced IN the opposite situation that he
Ia "il'' 'aieiider was tried, and his OWN doctrine
i Used AGAINST hlr As soon rs the uraud urv ~.
"a ca on the thing viii a,jse vu,, thereof A. a.
t-''- rope You VIII see Mrs Jackson--tcu her rct
:" Ts u'ieasy' WI be home soon my obedience
- t P-t'ept oi my country will perlpit. have ol,;
- ''"!' q 20 the race, thot tue mare of Williams +
- mere To De Il first rate animal of her sizt hu.
sc can oe put up, she VIII fail in one heat-it Wi,l
~4 'iot'St 20 puI her np TO ali she Knows once.
AuieU' n. JACKSON"
" no, after reading iie above knowino that win,
al the Generals knowledge OF Burr he So ,pana.reI
iasters not to appear Of recor, as witness ,!n.s
him doubt his paralitv for him. or his wish ~
Jane }Sp7, 70 make favorable Impressions rs TO rvs
views: - ~ -
liayinG shown the intimate relationship wliic;,
lGc TWO individuals sustained towards each other nm
to ct least the 9th Dec. 1900 and deemed tho deIrS
,on' inaue III the foregoing part Of this conlrnunca-
non tiht from the facts ana circumstances connected
WIN 'hat intimacy, II evident that White or v,.,
i'iFF projects they must have been known and n, =
cApateG IN by General Jackson, it now becomes nrn
PER 20 ascertain the nature of The enterprise conttr
atch ana me character Ut the individuals con,nos;r,
IT. ana see ii there is not. in these, convuciucr nr,os
VI Zen jacksons criminal connection; nrev;nue ~,
WIuch however, he necessary to st,Grast al
q
NE. Jefferson, that Burrs acouittal in KentnrIf,
created general disbelief of his guilt in order to ey
cH4e the sienerals marked reception of hun in Ten
iSs"e 50 Yours Of nothing less than disinoenuous,oxe
Although this declaration OF Mr. Jefferson may L,Ts
! hco true. and doubt was o. In reference. ~ 80,
n"nHtiate neel'boIAood 10 the place Of his trial ola
evan tn some distance around it. vet dat those t;,o.
Tugs extended tn Tennessee is denied We La,,.
hnnhGait proof TO The contrary. Judge Stewart \
I witness introduced by them, and who was Uni,ei
States Attorney FOR The district of West Tennessf
1t ;he tune, says, he frequently urged 10 cor,
!.;a It prosecution against Eurr but does NOT s,.
~ lac !s"1, and one OF the newspaper printed ~.
EaslHe, immediately after tins acqua and ,i,irirTo
his stay IN Tennessee, in Dec. 10Th 1906 has liz,
following significant paragraph. So
Colonel Bu adved.un Sunday evrntrg Isse a: est1al
,lis Pacr several times this upras 10 m 5rrri
!E sornc movements We know where uai he atfSrS
1U!' h"si''t ''"cDieiI, sc vii mae IL known"
We are now necessarily led TO INQUIRE what ,,rs
ne Standing OF Col. Burr III the Unnd States and
the relation in which he stood TO the Governmenf,
ana see II 1t was possible for Gen jackson with a
knowledge of IL to he ecusabc III extending 90 Col
9urF tiat friendship and those facilities in his enter
Pi:,c, Which II Is admitted and proved he did in 1906
ana 1000. Mr. Jefferson and Col Burr were caudi-
Gaf.s before the American people. the first i'm.
:rgste: and tn" latter for Vice President and both
f3''d ior on the Republican ticket. When the yotfs
we're counted al the seat OF the general governrnent
appeared that each had received an equal rn,,nhcr
"i vot's Although Col. Burr had not been yofed
i'T rs residents and although hc had been presented
20 '1s people OF The United States only as candidate
vat
ie constitution Of the United States did not ~ IT,
l'ne T"gi'o the voters to designate on thcr ticEfs
= no they voted for as President, aud who as VS,,
iftsiIGN all1 As this done III this inst.,rr,.
INC :cd"a;ss Is. who Gishked Mr. jefferson, and r-tr
az a times disposed 20 adopt any measure to IfSs
nm mo, extraordinary 10 tell claimed the vor.
gwen 20 o. tnrr, for President and he ,rred r.,
icA ain6'y'on ard iorgetitl OF those oblioatiGDs c
oWtl 70 MS party lis country, and might saw. r.
ms Vol 't hseii 70 this niIuiy scheme, and urged
thcin on 70 Ita contamination. Ticrc bcinr t;1
Cl.I
~ h2Te~e ntativrs and fr several DAYS did Tho bsf
.I- continue neither hcIug able to get alnaiorifv
!. 'i' te :t'''ts maze necessary to choice Tux.
near! NJ inc patriot remblcd for his country durIrp
inc fcHfiill contCst-a contest which hn1 i, o,do -
5lc nct'at al Nir Jefferson, would lave shook Ills
PtoI!c 10 lis centre NJ length however rcpubi
ca9''.n tri"inptcd, and Mr.. Jefferson was elected
an" although Col Burr still held the second of4ce =,
ne he sunk deep in nfamy and disprate
ha mas therefore been truly SAID of AIR. Jeaiysdr;
LUZ mere was any man in America i'm tho woyTS
WHO'S" principles he distrusted. whose danceerorr a-
n'ion he apprchcnded and whose uersoD Inc disitted
rc 'ilan any other, he dIsrustcd. unprecedented and
olsIkcd Aaron Burr than any Other and M orc
khrW these thinga better than Gen Jackson and fan
l'!S friends now to say that Col Burr imposed un6n
MS 'Iedlity by saying that MIR. jefferson secreTIy
co'i'ed at his enterprise. is too absurd and nrao-
tfo"S - he deliberately considered. Restless dan
ng ana desperate, Burr thus situated ard ooadd Tho
~ me sings OF conscience for the murder of Bs,ol
20" "hoG ne had recently slain in duel and fop
"hth ne haa incurred the rOWns of society conceir
cd the dangerous projects so correctly descrbed h.,
Mr. Jefferson, one of which was the severance Of tfe
uo OF these states by the Allegheny mountains: Tie
other an attack upon Mexico: third object y,.a Nc
vlded merely ostensibc, viz; the settlement Of y
pretended purchase of tract Of country on rho
W ashta, claimed by Rastrop, to carry INTO ef;,rt
these dangerous projects. An assoriatiou Of ,oetos.,
spirits was formed by him, east Of the mountains ~
fnGr'g goin South Carolina to New York possessed
OF considerable resources in money All that was
now WantlnT-favorcd they were by orr ro;g,,r
ders'andngs with Spain--wcre men 70 comTocncs
INC work OF bloodshcd and revolution. BUR- verseJ
N TIC human heart, and sagacios IN the extretTa
was not long IN marking those suited 70 his yieyys
and 1rg,IIng from the wen known cfayacte, of c.
''cNSon at the period of Burrs enterprise ne was flo
very man whom in such case Burr would bn,o
= 'isht as coadutor. and he did seek and find him
Burr wanted spirits such as he deemed Taeksor , 49,
brave and fearless, unshacked by the nicer feclinr
81 the human heart and from bis habits Of life rca
10Y any enterprise however dangerous; ne too lsbori
UudcT the heaviest crrerre fur bav;r,, III 20