Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

I2, taQ6, cauiiouing him IN sale ou,jv aes,n., some
great conspiracy By somebody, To ATTACK AND PLUM
DER New ORLEANS, AND DISSOLVE TpE UNION
6 An extract from the Nashville Gazette of rEc
20, 1906, repuh'ed IN the January following by the
Editor ot the Richmond Enquirer stating that Blu,
House.
T. letter from Capt. James Read dated Pi,tsburg
Dec II, 1905, stating that "GeneraIs Jackson aud
Dtaytou of Tennessee, had besp p.red % b,n ne
BURa's CnEF OEErcERsn
An article 10 the Natchea Ariel republished in
many III the papers, stating that in 1918, LAWYER IN
Nachez was employed 10 collect Of Andrew Jackson
the SUN OF $4,000, the being a balance in the
bands Of said Jackson, in favor o! AARON BrrRp an;
ass'gued to BLANNERHAssE'v; and that Jackson when
applied to, threatened 10 hang lie lawyer the high
est tree" fhs when jackson was proceeding on
Hn Indian campaign, at the head q an army
!" An article in the MA,sAcnuslr7s .IounNAr 70.
ruoshed from iru'h's Advocate, Jolly 10, 1928 Civ
ing view of The question by Mr.. Hammond of Gin,
Cihnaii.
10. An article III the Massachusetts Journal or In,x
H. l"2 winch states That all the members who com
posed Jeiterson's Cahnet, IN 1867, are nov alir,
and know tGa the Administration at that time behev sd
Jackson TO have been concerned with Burr. Mr.
madison oi Va, MIR. Gsllatiu OF Pa, MIR. Smith of
Htu and Gen Dearborn OF Massachusetts, were the
heads OF the Departments, 10 1867
H. Suniry articles in the New York National ADJ
rocate. aud tire Lynchburg Virgru,an affirming the
FAC. Oh Jacksun's participation III Burrs conspiracy
and declaring that their authority first rate.
u The correspondence of Jackson aud jude
Williams, conslsting of the following Documents
l.. letter frun Judge Williams of Ten. to n w
". Kerr, Esq OF Virginia dated Dec, 49, 1U27, sta
ing that jackson offered Iun Wiliamsl comnisson
I'D burrs Army and said the Union would be divided
z. IA letter of jackson TO Judge Williams Feb -:
1898, prorouucing the above statement 10 be ga tibet
anu ts!so1ood" This despatched by J. w. H.
- Doneison, who was instructed 10 take tic reply.
Judge Williams reply, Feb. 81, 1928, in which
lie nc 16tFDif, that Jackson djd offer hm "a cap:ains
commission" and advised him push his fortunes
Tith Burr aud talked of the dissolution OF the Union
as thing which had ''takcD deep root,n
lJth Our thirteenth and last Document, is Jack
sons SILENCE since Major DonslSOrS return With the
Judges reply. 1t is FIVE MuNrBs since the
Judge re afh med facts. which Jackson bad pronoln
ceh false ani tibeilons, and demanded explanation Of
them" Yet he neither shoots, stahs, commences an
acton, explains, refutcs, nor denies
Pie cannot gay that the witness is beneath his no
tice because Ire is Judge of the s. Court; and besides
ta 'Ias already noticed him, AMI sent special messen-
ger ADD reHd TO receive explanations, making at
the same time OF solrc seducing aud Gathering phrases
We have no doubt that If the truth were know n
n'uefsuh was sent 10 brihe Judge w iaus, to dis
ciIfn wfs' he had said TO Kerr. This wond be con
tsten with Jacks6h's corrupt and reckless character
ayrd hs desperate If this be so ge cal uuoD
Judge Wiain3 to speak ont. we believe it erelv
irO'n lire character Of tire mao aud the circumstances
OF the
II the E1tor of the 4l5any DiiTy .idrcrilsrr viii
look at the above list of Documents: and at (1en
fe9air pamphfet, III which he says jackson ctr-
ccIned b't turned States WiInessn per'aps tia;
liftor viii NO more speak OF the efforts OF The friends
81 the Administration 10 ferret ard exhibit the CYL
darnce ON THIS subject, such cold, severe and censo
rin'1s fn'nnnr. as will recommend Ais articles to COM
Tentstton ami republication BY Duff Green and Rus
81 oIrrss \ iue frieri of the adininstra ion who
~'iho" nqnry without reading III must huce 6se,,
81 world 81: down and barb aud enyeuu,n an arrow
f2T Tire boy OF Duff!