Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-26
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Ertrac from u. .qlprandyr's letter.
81 have read Of
regard to the six militia and his
truth is Jackson would have been bIs"e
approved of the of the Court Ma.al At tic the
of these and for days before and alter The British
de- Gen Winchester were threatening "uiny M least bone uu
when example made oil these which they acknowledged
man ~ mor,hs hnvs 'bi y h ] sf1 ~ 'an e
acting Ad!utsut in
cd the g"a'd which escorted The six militia regular
place army, consisting Georgia
assembled r the Witnessing
the example had the most suay effect presented We
,ha, provisions communication with
leans being vi off and our supplies having failed from All the oil
because they saw and M the necessity making an examples we had
had net heard 1.-The news Of peace no did that noo for
he aboo,s or prison il which Harris and bs comniees WERE nS
ned and he ould have letter knowledge
leave of the oes he did sub letter capable
50; did airy
don contrary he always oowedsed the business III
condemned him This miserable fabrication DISPOSE
e"es Of Gen Jackson Ih never was more uni1nod,d vile oca
made whilst was Moo" during my continuance IN The y, a"
debate in The House Rpreen and The documentsw
published that candid mind least settle down The following
Isl That Governor Bount had full under he .ursosd scre
instructions the War Deatmen Of the h January 1914
Tia Cot Pphas belonged
alrdou
for which they
executed before their
that their guilt resular,
of their trial and the Justice d ,'sifsate
BY reference ne egdlns he Cou, Marital question: !, vii
off
pkna regiment
for the offences which be commned military
G exciting causing muny
secondly in The commission actual by
stances awaited robbery and speon the public sores and third
anu ae.y mNny 10y v ' W. suafo' anu
first the 10Th oSepemoc 1914 andb hreee months
This detcchmnhcd eaprd That
a-lue into they to be wonguy detained
think and those who thus likely be deudd h
recommended he cmency the commanding General Who
appears paded them that all he the munccrs and desert
excepting SIX the ngleae witt David Morrow sergeant Capt
ssc's Jacob Webb ohn Harris Henry Lewis David Hunt
guilty Of causing exciting muny before the 10Th September
49, eommay @uny Or Deserving whilst on post before The ex
by Of the trials these six ngesdersi will be
ay Or Of being the raiuy before
September 1914; and hat John Harris such
noey has attached Engaged time prior
sing and exciting muny BY carrying even muster roll Of nu'iy
willing and would pears themselves
That tried by Court Martial composed of Miti
For Of this refer 20 the Report the COMMITTEES of the
i Iau'S an Ean the minutes Of The rails nv '''
That they had fair, and impartial trial. committee reason
citizens probpy neighbours the Of that sympathy
mereia Interpretation (whsrs Just apply it
Eatras. from the Letter Of thu Hon J. II. Eaton
The Of Col Ppkin OF the United States
and Tor six monthsey musteredby
with and paid tor that peo and by me troops was at the
Secretary War the distance which he resided Instruct
should from hi
State referring the War department He did call these
months service and they accordingly mustered
on previously the soh of September and before the
three months mutny took places and on the morning
deserted For their trial Court detailed
clone Perkins the Alabama militia
man Militia Officers OF their
STATE men, against the accused could have preudces With the
Court proceedings. Cen ia kson had noting during the trials
they place the General New Orleans distance from
Mobile where OF more than hundred miles.
This legally constituted proceeded the trials and having heard
the death and offered
OF