Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20
% Sasas the a ss ,.S sasa eoninel Of cove..e
"WhcrcuPoh, renew. &c. &C.
"iOAQlN DE ANDUAGUA."

iroYs ~ ""SSo1 cP,tftets and personal iorocticc.
ne instances or departure from that propriety of
which is becoying in all and more especial
" m taose who, according Cicero are clothed with
the dgnity o the state, numerous It's to sub
specimens OF the rest.
xsgssss (ios Jacison 10 Js1;c F!omen,i,,.
a.. PE>sAcoi.N, Aug. 90, 1891.
ste;z4 have thus moment received your second note
o tRagesy Inc first created as!onishrncnt it is true
btt the sc ccni my indignation and contempt: for
"1h0tsnpiosc until your note Iow before me furnish
ed concssSe c'ld'nce, that you capable cf sta
ting x1ifai and deliberate ialschood."
1900. Jd"hSou 10 tie Secretary of .giqfe:
800 "PEHs'coL, Aug. 26. 1921
H%naVe reason to believe that Caiava would not
nave presumed To svc stood out in contempt of any
o'"",' but that he would hive delivered the pa
p"r', had he not been urged to this obstinate reis-
tance b. some Of our AMERICAN CITIZENS.
ny the influence and acts Of this man Linrr,rityl
anu IS some idv' 1t III the FINAL en},t
"nf s"cre;'J i"dc 10 carry away the papers
~ "aVe 10 regret that 1.-THE conduC; Of some OF
oIr.rs, Oh THIS occasion, highly rcPrchensihie
ANA mat IN particular, OF Judge lron'cntn, uI,ac
,C"ulIsbie, ludocorous, and uriisiitiahle.
''tte ttromcniinl did know that opposition by
FORCE had been threatened by Calva. ana his Span
sh officers to my authority. ndoi they had roht
to believe hv III ny otcers-T REFER to Trn-
n'entin and :lnplica'nlg ,norc.l
lilo conduct Of the JUICE such an act OF IN
de- Drum AMI cuntCnp pfmv authority displuvca such
gi'orancc ofhs duly TO- say the least 1t. a. caused
me to notify bi'n np;,c;ir here before me- and shcv
cause why he had att, nptcd this improper i,erf,-
renee with me- the exercise OF ,,.v ;aGicaf .,cea
Tbs you vii 'i.covcr. put down, IL ought to lave
5ccn and the i.ICrvRr ! gave the Julae when h.
came before will, trust for tie future cause hin,
| to olcyt.' spirit oi'!rs commission, sc.
n enclose copy OF the paper ne c,is writ Of la
bcas Corpus, &c. Ift be not sufficient 10 strike hin,
from the roll Otiudges, must that Ignorance q,
the law is io objection against any ones holding
Judicial station ANDREW JACKSON.
| Governor, &c.
| Governor Jackson TO the sSocrctarv of State.
September 80, 1891.
Tine moment they attacked with their rross false
hoods the dignity the Court ard its OFFICERS, il be-
came my duty to act with Iromptitrldc.
81 ent lose for your ,rIo> and that of tho
i'RFs' DENT OPINION, and that OF my legal associate
t(e) on the question extent of MY il nIcfS J..p.c
r"N and powers Il. G. on the extent Of his OWN
usurpations.l
Gov. Jackson TO the Secretary of s'tntc
THIS expose furnishes ntisf9.ctory view of the
whole ground i'll dispute and incontcstibv proves That
Judge fronlcn'in has boon guilty of wfly and wick
euy iahrlcatnG the most papabn fai ,hCo.ls The
evid' nee of such mbllshing drpruvity and cosp,.p
ZION should be placed in the possession of the Prcsi-
dent, &c WHEN al officer ofsucl high responsible
ty, under the Federal Governments malif,sts src1,
nAsENSs and ohiIity of heart. it ourt TO st 10
the proper authority to Apply the most psc, and elf
cicnt remedy. LQuerc Hang or shoot without tra,3l
- can assure YOU. that 30 far ! have been cna-
bl'd 10 collect an expression OF public sentiment. rein
tive to the conduct Of Judge Fromnntia il he; cyl
,isy rendered hIm odious and contenptillc that
MS name only mentioned in gentcoi circles to he
deprecated and dcspiscd. It's considered so fnsrnu
and ia@itious departure from Justice end propTiety
Us seriously to affect his standing
"Stuated "a Judge Fromentin WIS did not he
icvc that he would have had the hardiIood and teme
MY 10 revive tins TRANSACTION. GThc Juduo was IN
his power. Good srnSo as WI as his Inst ,o,ic,-
would have dictated different procedure"
ifier h's concessions, &C. Ii could not have been
expected that The NEST abarions aud rpiratc could
nave denied tho facts &c &c. The ran who coulI
mus prostitute his signature. &c. rvccs III; q Iiorfor,
almost without parallel, and drs;itution OF rim
cpc' Wy Incompatible with the character OF one
selected to administer the Law. regret TO say that
ne has displayed want of honesty and caI,dor ONLY
"ccon,ing ali Ar"sTATF Priest and which is cnouob
70 suttrsc Inc check of:Icrr,,iy itself with l,l,sI
Gov Jacksonto The Socrctery of State.
go sept 30, 1891.
Il viii not DO to permit II band fIiirht.) of Sponj
Officers, to keep the public mind IN state of excite
nciH hnc alarm and thereby, weaken that ac~iancc
OF the Crcoias Of The country to tho General Govern
mont, which - emoiued by my proclamation: and
WiCh nave every 10 believe tcy w,r, Cisrc-
sd 70 yiejd had it NOT been Tor the undue influence
81 the 'r3uen; men, "'o moved % hers who uoEI.tH-
Sf;rS.
instead Of .yudrc Froacntirl aiding nc in tc a3-
uin,7;railon ofLhc Government have strong reasons
Tor believing hc Il exciting the cc,rye THAT has been
pitrg:Cd y, hose Spanish Off;c"y"
u sec ',In the above, the i,..:-,Iicr DETTCirY
with which 'ov. Jackson has be-,< accustomed 70
write Of ini,;jlals, i'll his Official c,rre.vondcuce
ealg upon the N gross oritile, without tgier know.
ao@e catering siautors from gcntcc circI,s. for the
instruction OF i!s Gor"rnm nj accusing upo;, yi,no,,r
Caiava o havpg been corrupted ly .he cold Of y,,a.
rarity I1ncrarity OF haN',s: bccn irnuc;icd v fraui
lett intentions; Spanish oic ~ ii plotting ,itiny and
i'urr"ct,OW American citjznr o. consI,-Ycv vel, !,
Ir"9i"s III ili<urrcciionIry rnorcncnts oilers" oil
:"rkin9 1t the pin, and irCiint O, eX cline
the whole 10 rebellion a:.s trcrrcr.
The following will exhibit tho peculiar moderation
AMI excellent tenpcr with which he iirt ne cyDc,.
ted tn conduct correspondence with friendly Pow.
y which We would moi Willingly uroroko to n war