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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
9i1OET1s39.
''Far Ruler Of the Visionary Hour,
Sweet Idol OF the Passionate and Wild,
Enclantress OF the Sou! p

ne jolfo"ins Ode rda aoriifen 6y Moy an The north Of
gland whs for many years had been oppressed zrM mp
less consmbio is necessary to Sedk offS beda
TO the reader taste and aens,bEy II 7oas manu- yea
arc boee n, lie scrab book of h9 zpose health has io
been decn;pe and is no4o b,Liisiei in e Patriot by
request She Is far from, he b.som of her Gieuds.
-, mn ex~,,r,,...
ODE ~ sIoMNE''S'
NOT 10 tne rosy ma'u. @hoh, loriher houis
nehe'o 1e ionoiy cover, tune ~"
.he iv"aueho'y ntc' ~ NV aeeh
lhy aW, Hf'hiA; sousit ~ WV ~ WIN,
,'u'' US W t'ee, " .''.NNAss 20 ~ n'A
WAKE the siieh' s'f'nss' aeeeI. ue nay
hou '"t no y ran. "'uri',s .'lo az ny 'o' 80
or mild. though mourniul men. Upon tl,y brow
Patience sits smiling: and whose heavy eve
Though moist with tears, is always fixed on Heaven.
Iho, wrnnn't In. world in gloom bu, thou rausi tell
OF worlds 'aabc,, all IL SUNSHINE. and AT lenot,
When th,,uvI, his vale of sor,ow thou last led
INV n,,;.nt sn0',,rrs chrerino ,,rn, The white
WIZ, ,,,nv 4 en,;i. n ,,ro,niss Inv nnl. hand
Ifn,,c,s a.. HOURS of Inc I rs,
tvh"r. d,a,i a La s,,i ,va;,. % div, ,b.r ,.or,
SnJ .ro,yn ,hs,o u,;, n ,,n,,,niln', bowers
-
YET nave known thee long. ana have feit
M ''a thou mast Of sorrow, MANY a tear
has ttil n on my colo check; ana many q sign,
Cairo i0rtii ny thee, has swell a my aching breast
Yet SUI bless thee, y, thou ctast nng power
aor al biess thee hoa mast taught my soa1
10 rest upon ITSELF 10 LOOK beyond
nc harro" oouhu OIL unie anu ia us holes
Oh the sure OASIS ui eternity.
MEAswaILE even in this transitory scene
OF What hast thou depriv'd mci Has thy ha.a
Clos'l up the book u knowledge; drawn ieh
Yer the iair lace Oh nature; o. destroyed
he lender pleasures % domestic lie
Nh no tbs thine to call forth IN the heart
n.ach better feeling; thou awaSsst ihtie
hft ui'cohhheu PhiL" NTEhoPY, Wleh teeis
For All the unhappy mt warm siMpArRf,
WINCH, castins very stii'sh care asa',
rihns It's own Diiss ~ seeing o.ieis niest--
nnit MELAScHoLY, tchuef, ye. sunime'
EsaIts the soul TO Heaven; and more than these,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
C0n0l Packet Boat,
LADY CLINTON.

YSIlE Subscribers tcnder,her respects the public and
j. inform them that they have procured AMI fitted TN
in handsome Sly lie, Canal Packet Boat, which they design
running the ensuing season, to and from Delaware City,
ST. Georges and Summit Bridge or Deep Gu, the
chesapeake and Delaware Canal for the accommodation
of visi,t and others
This boat win run in connection with the Salem Steam
Boat Essex Leaving Summit Bridge and 81 Georges
Monday. Wednesday and Friday mornings at and
eight O'Clock, and at Delaware Ciy at O'clock
where passengers can take the Steam Boat immediately
for Philadelphia, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
afternoons, upon the arrival of the Steam Boat from phla
depha, will leave Delaware City, for st Georges and
Summit Bridge.
Passage from Delaware City, St. Georges, Is cts
/" from do. TO Summit Bridge, So
Returning, same price.
H. HUGO, Philadelphia
L. MILFORD, ST.. Georges.
April 16, 1928. EFT
N. b The bnat will DE always in readiness to
date parties, from ocock on Monday Wednesday and
Fricay mornings to two oclock Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday afternoons; and on Sundays will meet any
Steam Boat hat may arrive at Delaware City.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28

New Castle, Delaware, Oct. 10Th, 1923
VuNi subscriber will receive sealed proposals until the
j. 10th day OF November next, for excavatng mud in
THE liarbor Of New Case-the proposals The
pri ce per cubic yard. Il. STOCKTON. 78-8t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
Natto1aI CaMlreas.

WASHINGTON, DEc. II.
III Ne Senate, yesterday, Mr.. SiIsBEE,s resolution
for an inquiry into the eXpediency of abolshing the ex
stlng difference OF two and half per cent between
the duties OH imported goods and the drawbacks allow
ed, &c, was agreed TO. The hill for graduating the
price OF public ianda making provisions for actual set
tiers, &c was read second time and referred Mr.
IfYldad was elected Chaplain of the Senate for this
session. The several subjects of the Presidents Mes
sage were referred 10 their appropriate Committees
In the House If Representatives. Yesterday several
bills were reported from the Committees of WAYS and
Means, the Territories and Claims which were read
and committed Various resolutions were then offer
cd Among others, resolution was offered bv Mr.
WEENs, the object of which was 10 produce y rein
vestgaton of the Tarilaw of the last session with
veiw to the reporting of bill which would be more
acceptable in It's provisions TO those sections OF the
Union which regard the existing law rs unconstit,-
uonaL IL the intention of Mr. WtsENs n le,,
his resolution on the table for the present and he made
motion to that effect; but Mr., MALLARv demanded
the question Tor consideration, and Mr. tYLoR asked
Tor the ayes and noes ON that question: which were ac-
coruIngly ordered The question on CONSIDERING the
resolution was them putafer the House had refused TO
permit MT w EEMs to withdraw il, and nepatived bv
vote o. 100 TO 81. The House then acted on sever
al bills IN Committee of the whole The bill to OK
tend the time for the allowance Of drawback and tbo
bill to continue the present mode Of SUPPLYING tho
army, were ordered to be engrossed and read third
time to-day The bill Ia increase the drawback ON
sugar refined in the United States was acted on in
COMMITTEE, and reported without amendment but it's
further consideration was postponed till Monday
The bill relative to Territorial Government IN lIu-
ron was made the order of the day Tor Mondav
Nat. Jovr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
.Torctgn NESDs.


Firm ne " J. Journal NJ Co,ps,4c oT Tg,,lry.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Inc packet ship Brighton arrived last evening brinr-
lpg LONDON dates TO the LIST Nov. inclusive. Cant.
Sebor sailed from Portsmouth on the 3D. and we ore
indebted 10 him for Portsmouth paper OF that dn.c
as well as London paper Of the Ist.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Ndrna mas fallen. For this were prepared by
the last advces; though previously we had been led to
look for different termination If the sicrn before
that tortrcss--in fact all the accounts from tho
East previous 10 the last appear have been preInn
turc TO say the least Official returns are now rce
we'd from Nana To tie titlI, from Choumla to the 3d.
and from Wallachio 10 the lth Oct. These bulletins
would occupy unnecessary room; we therefore COPY
rpm tho London Courier ofthc 3lst Oct review of
them promising that n faithful comparison with
the bulletins find IL to be- correct I'm all tho essential
particulars That Jussai Pacla played the traitor
part on the occason, is quite probable; for accordnp
10 the bulletin hC cayated "upoii the gpo,nontu of
terror while the Captain Pochn and few followors
threw ttcmsclvc into tho citadel aud resist ed GIN r
distance was no longer possible. 10 would hardlv seen
however, that trcaclcry coulIbc necessary TO account
Tor the catasropho for it appears according 10 the
Onelm' tot the ltussidn5 found but 5000 souls Of
oil descriptions in The iortacss!"
All doubt Of thc capture of Varna hayino boon re-
moved, we proceed, says the Courier TO "a review Of
inc Russian Bulletins which announce that event and
furnish us al+s, with accounts Of the operations at
Choumla, and in little Wallaclun
On the Sd and 4th two mines were eprun0--tbot
cWung Oh The attn made two breaches I'm the north
Dustlon towards the sea- though the Turks made four
attacks during the might Of the 3d. to dslodOe the Rus
SANS. These breaches hovngbccn made II was re-
solved Oh the 9Th 70 send detachment TO take Dos
session VI tue no.h 6astlCn nearest the sea- and 20
erect battery IN t. The detachment got into the
bas'lon without firing shot, and cut 10 pieces the
TURKS who defended It,, but instead OF taking possess
SION OF the bastion, which was their sole object they
I'D" t''N " 'i' Inf.Ur 1 igD Town Will three q Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
A CARD-lfrs. Stone, Rencc1

o. Mas. STONE respectfully solics the pstron-
riiy mud the public, Oh Chs evening Her last bcnof.
having boon much injured by the inclsn,cpcv oftJc
weather. the Manager of the Riclnoud T'bcg,rc ba
hbcmily given her anothcr-on which occasion' NJ,
n y has kindly offered his powerful aid as
i1"'"' doc n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
COLONTZ1TyON SOCIETY

'EhlE annual meeting Of the Richmond and Man
"a chester COLONIZATION Society will be held in the
% me House OF Delegates, .Ionday next the
members OF the society," aud all other persons feeling
requested To- attend. -''O''y
seats Will be appropriated tho ladies', who arc 70.
spectiully invited to attend
dec ij-2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

native ce taking h,s eapiives to- an aeran ma e, IN, ,,
' &c ol ssnS himself civilized e,'co,sAN Pos,
ioupe, e ynuis African ifpce claimed nv the ,o,.rn,o,
'h IN: wno sa ecn csp,s on Aislcs on hoard slave
sup, IN NaSh ne had put Guy nesoss his own private
WIN ue view OF realizing their value of pa,fn.
VIM ule ccncls lo esrenscs of LIS e.lncniin- A, E,u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

The Legislature of Alabama met at Tuscaloosa
on the nth Nov when Nicholas Davis was rechosen
PRESIDENT otthc Senate, and Clement C.. CLAW Speal
or OF the House. The members generally appeared
clothed III family manufactures
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

The Auction question is destined to make some
sensation IN Congress. petition with 10000 sig
natures against II, mas been presented from ~ York
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

Nhener~l. TIC l. likewise prepared 90 snv that a
Gen. Jackson at tina. time, had been as popnur in
the Old pomaiona as Mr. Crawford, ne, AIR. Ritche.
woudhasr spoken Of him ms he now spcaks-nan,cly
as The laoreed farmer "tl,e prosecuted Old Hero
aad "Second Washington" win not the Hero allow
Mr.. RItchc an opportunity of making the as,s,.,ie
honorable in persons
In the Legislature of Ohio, Mr. King tAln.:ns-
tration) has been rcchosen Speaker ofhe House hy
majority Of and Mr. Wheeler (Administra,ion,
President ofthe Senate by majority. II issaidtbst
Clay man WILDE chosen TO succeed Gen. Harrison
IN the Senate ofthe United States At the 2lst Con,
grcss, the Senate VIII contain majority opposed TO
the election of Gen. Jackson
From New Jersey, Mr.. Dckersons term in the
senate oi the u. S. expires OH the 9TH March II Is
hot doubted that this gentleman who has grossly
srepresented the State for four years. VIII be dis
placed and report says by Dir. Southland. From De-
awarc' Mr.. Ridgeleys IAN old feocralist) term OK
pres also ON tie 9Th March. lie too has pcrsovor
ingy misrrprcscntcd the wishes of his State. and v
hope he will be sacrificed 10 the offended majesty Of
the right of instruction. We trust TINT Mr.. CLAYTON
VIII succeed HIM. The term OF Office i'll the SENATE
.8s'f"'h W HIesponslplhty
TIE Tariff Wednesday in the House Of p TO-
personalities Mr.. Wecms of Nd offered the follow
ing resolution:
kesoved, That the Committee of WAYS g. Means
W instructor to inquire into the cxpedicncV Of re-
peaihg such laws may have been enacted contrary
10 ne restraining provisions OF the constitution and
the limited powers granted therein, by the States to
inc GENERAL Government, and to report n Tariff
BIZ, compatible with the power "to regulate COM
mefcc with foreign nations, ami among the several
states ana with the Indian tribes" and fully ade-
quate to meet all the demands OF revenue"
The House refused to consider it. by a vote Of %
TO 3l This Is the third attempt made ut the present
session, to bring the Tariff before the House for
modifcatioT and the House has in each instance re-
fused to consider the proposition. The people of the
South caIolcd into the support Of Gen. Jackson by
promises Of the repeal of the Tariff, NAV now see
VINO arc dupcS, and by whom, they have been dupcd
The Auction question is destined To make some.
sensation in Congress. petition with 10000 siq
natures against it, mas been presented from N yort
The Legislature Of Alabama met nj T'usc,Iooec
on the 18th Nov when Nicholas Davis was rccbosar
President ofthc Senate and Clement c. CLAY Spea.,
or of the House. The members generally appeared
clothed III family manufactures.
The Jackson papers in Pennsylvania are RAISING
opposition to the reelection of Gov Shulzc, for his
ailedged preference of Mr.. Adams TO Gen. jackson
twenty two candidates arc namcd-a,f ample Iati
tude for selection. Honest" George KreIDer i Of
the number.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

The Jackson papers in Pennsylvania are raising
opposition to the reelection of Gov Shulzc for his
ailedged preference of Mr. Adams TO Cen jackson.
twenty two candidates are namcd-af annie Iaf-
tude for selection. Honest George KreDer i Of
the number.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
- Nliriinnny, thou art Ike
10 Jcrcmiah's FIGS,
lHe good were very good
lilo h.I -.

- NlThnonyl thou art Ike
10 Jcrcmai's 6gs
Ire good were very good
Tie bad, zoo sour TO give the ,ic,
As an complication Of tic above line, bv Peter p 49,
savannah Georgian ofhc 2ls' ult states a There are
pu Tor divorce before tic Georgian Lc a,re bcinc abor,
one sixth OF Tire business yet inuodlecd. s 'Oo''
cd primer adacc-- - s7'''' "''' 't'
w Adams El
We sinncd al
should for the future read thus.
Iy Adams fH
Ne'rc JIrtsoprd a'.
~ AhI!ED, on Tuesday evening last, by tbc Rev NJ.
'ncf Nc DANIfL HOW'LL OF New York To Miss ADott,o
oldest daughter OF Nj g.. Pcot, OF thi. civ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

Sa', Jr0ge-Eyery body know tat the African Princes
SaIy on soi Of domestic slave trade, ~ selling prons taken
INTO competition with civilized slavc.deaers in ne American
markets The following aHtce, however which we translate
from pe fYnfr H JIf' ,ftie ~, U.'r ID. ., .. I'll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
NfcUt,t0oaU 11a1

Eleetoraf cotc # Georgia.--The Georgia Electors
1.-THE Troup ticket having sccecded) met at Millcdge-
VIE on the first "Wednesday, when her nine votes were
given to Andrew Jackson for President sepe to VIM.
smith of s. Carolina as Vice President, and tco to
Jno. c. Calhoun.
from tins vote itaPpears that Georgia still holds in
remembrance, Mr.. Calhoun's treatment of Mr. Craw-
ford, and demonstrates that the Vice President can
not obtain the vote of his next neghbor for the Pre-
sdency, the Tariff and his present constitutional Opt
mons notwithstanding.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

We undo 'anl ii the BOaJi OF Managers oftfe Coorla
non society, ~ meeting held Monday last came TO a rso
on onnwfh N charter ship or the conveyance 10 Nm
A1n Colony Of from 80 200 cmigran, who are nov
"Paicntly waiting IN Maryland, Virginia, AID c.owrie
proceed 70 Iibcn3.--f.Nat Jnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

ar " dea'o0l here has been mistake about the death o
u gfnienan-ou charge GAaircs at the Cour OF Sweden
~ J. nm w Gentleman who dead nor Is il his body which
has atrt ed az Boston, but his brotTs who wen; ONT O, b
TO Europe, and vino died IN Dccembcr lat
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
Gov. Jackson to the Secretary of State.

Sebtetaber 80, 1921.
cit will not do to permit a band IEighti!l
OF Spanish officers. TO keep the pubic mind N q
state OF excitement and alarm, and, thereby,
weaken that allegiance of the Creoles ct the
country to fhe general government, which is en-
joined by my proclamation; and which have
every reason to believe they were disposed TO
yield, bad il not been for the undue influence OF
these turbulent men, troved 6y Others .pho woRK
USsRRN.
"fastead Of JUICE Fronennn aiding me in the
administration II The government, | have strong
ressoG tor belesinR aE IL kscIIIsG the course
hat has beea parsped By ttese Spanish eHcers."
We see from the above, the PECULIAR DEL
lCACY With which Gov. jackson hes been 40.
customed 10 .oFifs of individuals, in his eHciat
correspondence, hesping upon them GROSS EPr.
TaETs, 1uitho,a Me,r knoyoleds e; Catering SIAN
ders from genteel circles, for the instruction OF
MS Govern Lent; accusing, uPos RUaoR, Calava
OF having beea ccr5aptedhy the coin OF innefa'
rity; inneFariiy Of having heen impeled by frau
dalent ,ntenfions; SoaBish oBicers OF plotting mati
ny insu-rect,on; american citizens OF conspiracy
With Creoles in insurrectlonary movements;
''others' OF working at the plot uaseen; and
Fromenhn of exciting The whole to RIBgLLios
and TREASON.
GThe following will exhibit The peculiar mode
ration and e~reellent TEMPER with which he might
be expected to conduct = correspondence with a
friendly power, which we would 40. willingly
provoke to a war
Gov. Jacksonto the Secretary of State.
.Nou. %, 1921.
containing a reply TO the temperate remon-
STRANGE OF MT. Salmon, the Charge and sctng
NJ mister of Spain.
"Mr. Salmon The Charge as well as Col.
Calav. CORNER governor) has asserted what, in
this respect, is aosthe fact The language of
Mar. Salmon, throughout, is e1cephsna6Le and
~IEsoLEST.
ssrhe Misrepresentation Of which he fgov-
Calava) complains, will be explained (by the
documents submitted to your TO be faisehsod,
irensed and propagated by himself. Indeed. his
Protest throughout is a tissue of Oilfuk and cor
rapt MISREPRESENTATION and FALsEuooD; and being
sw orn to, are absolute and prsmedtaied PERU.
RES"
fThe candid inquirer, who will take the trou.
bic TO sift the testimony, will find that these de-
nunciations were not only unbecoming his sta.
lion, but unmerited.J
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
His TEMPER on the Bench.

fudge Breckenridge, formerly his secretary
brofege and interpreter, now his friend and ado0.
cate, thus describes his conduct when an enter.
esting trial was pending, and a witness was nn-
der examinstioG;J
osrhis observation (of Mr.. Brackenridge's,)
merely explanatory of his Interpretation, drew
from the governor Uacksonj an ExrsEssIoy
of prspLgAsuRg. In asTKoSs rosE OF voice he
asked, aHhy then, sir, mere ysu Nj Bracken-
rideel mot mare cautous2'-words zrhish only
broeeeded II ON The IRRIrATIoN OF THE MOMENT.
aTThe representation By MIR Breckenridge,
having been intended as Audience, is Sufficiently
descriptive. That Of Col. Calsya. partakes less
of the submissive c~ourtier. Let him be heard:J
ssDon Andrew Jackson proceeded to speak
for a considerable time, looking az tAe peopie.
but speaking TuRIoUsLT; and in the coaasefiaaces
of the by ISLANDERS perceived fear AMI surprise,
caused by what be said
az bad hardly began 10 write. agreesbly 10
submission, when Don Andrew jackson TOOK the
paper (snatched, he says, subsequently, from
before mel and with much violence and FERIocs
UEs sbske for some time"
fColonel Calava, after relating the proceed
ines which terminated in the order for has i'm
prisonment, proceeds;J
81 begged the interpreter to ask him II he did
! not shudder with horror At lnsnltlngme, and pro
nounccd q solemn protest At his proceedings. The
| interpreter informed him; and he replied, ,hs
he had no account to give but to his government
! AND he TOLD NE 1 MIGHT sBFoRE
| God hifase}t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
GOv. J.sk.0n 70 tAe ssare,ary Of .ta.e.

"JN6p. IS, 1921.
"This expose furnishes a satisfactory view Of
the whole ground IN dispute, and mcoutes,ibty
proves thai Judge fronentin hes been g1aiy 81
w'lsully and wickedly Ja5rieafiHs the mos, pa;
Da5!s JaisshoSds. The evidence ofsuch unbinsh.
ms deprayity and CORRUPTION should be placed
m The possession Of he president, SC. when
sn uisi1eE OF such high responsibility, under the
federal government, manifest such sAsRsEss
and oheqaity Of dsart, il ought 10 stint ae the
proper authority 10 apply he most speedy aud
efficient remedy. LQaere: Hang or shoot without
trialf1
u can assure YOU, that, so far as | have been
enabled to collect sn expression OF public seat-
ment relative to the conduct Of judge Froncn.
TN. IT has evidently rendered him so odions and
contemplate, that his meme is only mentioned
n Ssateel circles. to DC dsprecated and desptsed II
% constaered so fragrant and aaglsiOsss q depar'
'ure from Justice and %Propriets, as seriously 10
affect his stdndny.
'situated as Judge Fromentin was, I did not
and fe,nerify to revive this transaction. [rhe
Judge was ~ ha power.l Good sense, as well
es his 6esf pokcg, would have dictated a differ
ent proce6ure.''
'Aiter his concessions, &c. il could not have
been expected that the most abaadoaed and pro
Gigdte could have denied the fac's, &c. &C.
| lie man Who could thus prostitute his signature,
&c. esinees Az eBrGn'ery almost without q paral-
iel, and desiifaaoa II principle, very incompst-
loie with the character of one selected 10. admin.
ister the Laws. iregret to say that he has dis
pisyeds want OF honesty and cnndor only becom'
ing an AposrArs PRIEST, and which IS enough
10 snnuse the cheek OF depraUi!y itself 7sif. a
biasAf'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
OFFICIAL ENTS.
Explanatory Of the Conducto Of Gen
Andreao JackSon.
t~coNcLuDEp)
q.
Proofs Of Vulgar Epithsts and Personal
T1pecflpgs.

rThis instance of departure from that propri-
ETY. Of language which is becoming in all, and
more especially in those who, according to Cice-
RI, are clothed With the dignity o. the state, are
20 numerous as to subject us to the necessity o.
giving a few examples, as specimens of the rest
Gov. Jackson to juge Fromentin.
Pensacola, Sept. 8, 1921.
s.S1a: | have this moment received your sc.
cond note of this day. The first created my as
constituent, it is true, but the second my sadig-
nation and contempt; for I did not suppose, I'M
I'll your note, now before me, furnished conciu-
sive evidence, that YOU were capable of stating
8 galfal and deliberate faisehood."
Gov. jackson 10 the secretary of state.
"Pensacota, .fug. 26, 1921.
"J have reason 10 before that Calava would,
not have ~presumed 10 have stood out in con-
tempt of my order; bat that he would have de-
liyered the papers, had he not been urged to
this obstinate resistance By some Of our AhERi-
|CAN CITIZENS.
3 the influence and acts Of this man In
e~yarityl and as some hGuei BY HIS GOLD, the h.
nal attempt was made secretly to carry away the
papers.
III have to regret that 1.-THE conduct of some
of otr officers. ON this occasion. was highly re
prehensibie, and that, in particular OF judge Fro
mentin, meccsunfabLe, indecor0us, and isFynsn
fable. -
Gle tFromentionI did know that opposition
AR FORCE had been threatened by Cafava, ana
his Spanish officers to ny authority. AIDED, as
! hey had a rigbt to believe. By some Of ny of.
cers"-[referring 10 Fromentin. and impiIca'ing
more.1
aTine conduct Of the JUICE was such an act
| of indeco,ua, and contempt OF my authority, DIS
| played such ignorance or bis duty, to say the
east of it, as caused me to netify hun to appear
before me, and shoe cause why he nad ele1nps,
| ed this improper interference with me, IN the
exercise of my judicial pOaers. Tbs you VIII
| discover, | put down, as ought 10 have neen'
and the LEcrUREl gave the Judge, when be
anne before me, Will, trust, for the iu.ure,
| sause him to s6ey the spirit Of hrs cenm'ss'0"' &c.
81 enclose a copy OF the paper he CATS a wr't
If Habeas Corpus, &c. If il be not sufficient
. strike him from he roll Of Judges. must say
! hat ignorance of the Law IS no ooJectloh agafns'
| any ones holding a Judicial s~tatloa.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Governor, Se.e