Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-18

,,,rs and says, in so many WORDS, cu'e
~ ! L,cksoa spells Congress Tsith g.
,,vEHBNTIM EFT SPELLAllM.
boon waiting for ). literal copgsof the
rcoaerol Jackson to J. W. Campbell, on he
H. nenartment of War, and lately iaia peiore
y tI.usa ofRepresentalives and by It ordered 70
t'e with other documents. This literal coz
~ We now publish from the Na'loh'l 'ou'H''
Of Monday last. -. ~ .a,,;t.
.;-.,h, b;s conduct was highly improper, the Gene-
.,l,o mode of addressing grievances Is riuher LOO
summary" for most people.
~. vonnr men of our country will not see IN this
,oar the most perfect model of elegant and correct
.a,ano.on TO be found, whether the search be
oad, into ancient or modern works
Ii has been asked, " what must the people De,
whose cod is IA monkey" We ask--W hat madness
can have seized those people ola free, independent,
and enlightened nation, who have thought, Tor
mooonl. Of placing at the head of their government
man OF General Jacksons character, habits, and
literary attanmenis
GENERAL JACkSON'S LETTER.
Hermitage near Nashville
October Il th, 1912.
The Honorable
George w. Campbell Esq.
Sir
You will receive herewith enclosed, the certlfi-
cate of John Gordon and Major Thomas u. Brad
ford editor OF the Clareon the SUBJECT Of the card
bearing date Sept It'll 1912 published IN the Clar-
the 26th OF Sept. 1912 from Sllas Dins-
more united States agent to the Choctaw nation
being in the proper hand writing of the said Sias
Dnsmore you will also receive enclosed, the paper
Of the Goth. Sept containing the card OF MIR. Dlns-
more, which beg you to lay before the Secretary
Of War, as soon as the reach you, and beg OF you
to communicate to me without delay his determlna-
ton as il respect the removal of Mr.. Dinsmorc.--
. Whanl reed your letter of the 10th OF April last
inclong me an extract OF the Secretary OF Wars
letter to Silas Dinsmore agent Of the Choctaw ma
ton, |, nor the citizens Of West Tennessee, hest
tated not, to believe that S,s Dinsmore would
cease to exercise over our citizens such lawess
Tyranny as he had been iii the habit Of, and that
our PEACEFUL and honest citizens would be lett TO
ENJOY the tree and unmolested use OF that road as
setarel 10 them by treaty--you can easily Judge
and % can the Score ary of War, our surprise and
Indignation, at Inc wan ton in sult offered to the
w4oa citizens Of w est Tennessee 10y the publication
OF lisGdrd ~ the Clarlon--in which he boass--tha
ne mas set at defiance the Solem treaty that secures
70 onf citizens and those Of the United States the
ffee and unnopsted use oil that road well as the
express Instructions ofthc Secretary OF War of the
s5fi OF March last. and boast his detention of a
aelenceess woman 4. her property--and for 1phat!
Tue want OF a pass port and my god; Is it come
lolns--are we free are Slaves as thu
real Of is it "a drea,n-or what are we involved in
a"a ar with great Britan---is it not for the Support
ol our rights as an independent people and a MI,
'oh secured to us by nature and by natures goo
az wen as Soiem treaties and the law of nations
dua can the SECRETARY of war, for moment re
tam the idea, that we will permit this petty ryran
10 oport with our rights Secured to by treaty ant
~lhch by the law of nature we do possess--ant
apof1 with our feelings by publishing his lasples
granny exercised ouer a HELPLESS and UNPROTECTED
Ips a.lt he does he thinks too meanly of ouI
aa'r'o,sm and gaantry--were we base anough Il
surrender our independent rights Secured to us b,
'ne pravery and blood of our fore fathers, we arr
.a."m"of'ny the name of trcemen-and we view a.
ns ''a secured to us by Solem treaty, under thu
w. constituted authority, rights Secured to US by thu
puou OF our fathers and which we will never yelt
au' win our llyes--The indignation of our Citizen
a1 o'y restrained by assurances that government
% onon as they are notified of this unWarrantab
insult, added to the many injuries that sas Dins
m tHoee mas heaped upon our honest and unofendn
dao.:s' .hat he Will be removed--Shoud we b.
S wa in this, be frank with the Secretary o
,ha ; that we are free men, and that we will Supor
; ns Supremacy Of the laws, and that the wrath AMI
a'n.t Of our citizens will sweepe from thu
SI,s n 1,e invader OF their legal rights and involv
wa wa D'nsmore IN the tlames his agency house.
wi love order, and nothing but Support of our lie
n s' ana 'nallenable rights, would or could promp
,h 70 10 an act, that could be construed as wearn.
S as appearance Of rashness-but Should not TIN
NV , VI the evil be removed, our rights secured
uealty rest lored to our Citzens-the agent, ant
muses. VIII bel demolishcd-and when govern