The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-10

~ aud the tact TINT II was mi until sntnc TIM
'' after the choice ot M Adams that TRY
" agreed 10 al,ics Nj CtY TO accept II the Of
" flee he now holds. In short eel con6drnl
that the whole isa vile aud infamous aschood
such rs honorable men would not resort 10, mofe
especially after having upon fun consultation
aud deliberate consideration declined an 'uves
tigation OF the whole matter II tore commit
tee ofthe House Of Representatives
Mr.. Wright states, 30 eau only say sincerely
e and nncquiyoeally, thu do not know OF be-
" licye that any proposition OF the knd ment
" oned from Gen Jackson was ever made 10
" the friends of Gen Jackson hy thu friends Of
Nj Clay or any OF them aud that am Who'll
~ ignorant OF any conditions Of any sort
" being proposedto my on" bY The friends ii
/ " Nj Clay, on compliance with which theu
q" vote wa made 10 depend
MIR. Ynton Is equally explicit He Says
" having been one of The fricuds Of Mr. Clay
" who voted for Nr Adams ! cheelfully avail
" myself of this opportunity Ia S1y, utat hase
" no knowledge whatever nfth, above mrnttand
" proposition or any Other proposition
" having been made 10 General Jackson
q or any Of his friends bY Mi CLAW or any
q" of his friends condition upon which his IN
" then vote was 10 be given 10 General Jackson
- iar the Presidency" lIcsubioius that " Ii wis
/ " we'll known to my constituent for many months
" previous 10 the late Presidential election thatat-
- ter MIR. Clay, Mr., Adams was my next choice
! " among the dstns nished individuals, who were
" then before the people of the United States as
" ctnd daes Tor thai xalted station
! Mr. Mclean declares, " that 10 such propo.
/ siton was ever made within nv knowledge nor
have an, cause to believe that conditions Of
any sou we've made, at any time by the hlends
Of Mr.. Clay 70 any person Il comp'in ncc win
which thcitvote Wa made 10 depend
Nr 1,,itIn4.5# ,,,nro that - 4 =, 40, 49,.
" Or helevc that any proposition WINS ever
81 made by any of Mr.. Clay, friends 10 those
ID" of Gen. Jackson. on the morning. of the Pre-
" sldentIal election, or AT any other time, In
g wing any bearing o the candidate to he -
" lected from the three retdmedl 10 the house
" nor do know or believe that nny condi-
" tons OF any sort We're proposed by the
friends OF Mr. ClGy In any person, on II
" compliance With which their vote was
" mhde To dcpend ;" but do believe that
" The assertion made by Gen. Jaekspn rs O.
- ported by n highly respectable Vlrgin'an.
" aud of all the charges of like character,
" iinpning either to Mr.. Adams or To Mr.
" Clay, or to their friends, any improper, in.
" consistent, corrupt or fraudulent con
duGi, on thai interesting ~ momrnioas
occasion, IRE base SANDERS known 10 b.
such by those who pm them IN circnln'
" ton"
hr. BARLEY Expresses the hehfl IN Justice
10 q n. Jackson, that he never nude the de-.
" larltinn alluded to hygMr. beverly, " Eorthe
General was there when the election took
plaee, and must eneviably have known
That snch statement would carry iaisr'
hood ON the very lace oi IT, lie ahds y
. ., " IN Tie House, believe every day o'
, mat session, At winch the President was e.
'efled aud have no hesitation III ~ylhg
, " ma ." tar from m'lang any proposition o.
, overture, WIRE ihc friends OF hr. lay III
, lafor ol The General, that h"d the fl'nds oI
- The General made snch "A proposition we
! - Whulh nave considered II AS an ln'lEnhy
offered TO our integrity aud understand
, ing.
NJ. Patterson is brict pnt pointed. lie