Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

it!iy concealed, calling at his bonse aud iuro,c;
S9ec1 OF the adventures, and Of their intention
=: ui'uilS me Onon, and the suspicious created J.,
DIS mind OF Col Burrs beinr engaged in the pro.,,,t
hey certainty did not take full view oi the uh 1t
or tiey would not have rested the evidence Of Gen.
deterininatlon To decline az intercourse VI
COL Burr upon this circumstance; unless j, tr,pspirl
after the 9th of Dec. 900, iar il seems than mn t fat
period ne gave facilities to the operations Of burr b.
receiving money OF him 20 be- expanded in builSi-cr
uo"ss' ouyin@ PROVISIONS, &c. 1.-THE communication
MADE by this individual sufficient TO induce him
10 occine al socto! Intercourse with Col Burr how
Iiuci. more ought IL to have. led to The vbold 81
aii aid OF peculiarly mature, 50 treasouah "a ll-
terpr'sc! IL his letter 10 Mr.. Campbell before ie.l-
80 To- utter mentioning the communication received
says = -.
81 sat down i wtef Cen, Smith and Ir Dfckson:I ,v-o
Coy otrbosae to put his citadel r.nce ,oaL
done Burr in s,rot terms, nv eo e al h;rl
ard until tilcy were crca red iT1 ,,. -, ~, -.
/ vast exist betweelus."
! What the precise date OF This lester. said +,
nave been written u Gurr. nat sewn but it must
nave been about the 18th of November the date OF
Sis letter to claiborne That there is creconclabc
uiierciice between the declaration made III this lot
Ter ana the subsequent acts Of Gen Jackson is Us
manifest as that the is III the heavens or il can
oiy nc accounted for, upon the suppoSiion that Burr
satisfied INN afterwards that bis views We're buuora
PIE ami IT nc did there coulbc 20 barrier to social
intercourse III Dec. 1905 Ry reference To co,v Of
she papers now on Tile III Adams comfy, MissssipD
before referred to- the disposition OF " m Eastin fled
py zen jackson himself, proves, that about the lOtl,
Oh Nnvemher, The Very period he WIS writing his Ic,-
ger 10 burr-tcn Jackson endorseda bill OF ~ burr
10 Inc Noac OF George NJ. Drien winch he bnIrllt ,
and which prot ess ted and afterwards to VIE il,
April 1907, finally PAID by Cen I;r1sun. It's a!sp
III e'locice from .ii:. same records that late rs Dee
the Sth he received further sum Of $500 OF burr
money as before stated, to carry his enterprise
Nor GRE the Facts in relation TO the transaction. be
tween lici Jackson ana the individual 10 l.!tgl the
letters were written, which Inserted in preyo,is
part OF THIS address calculated 70 nflce 10 ,r2cvc
tiiat he mad abandoned Burr or his projects at THAI
tilh, h''t n, the oter hand confirm in te opinion
that he still felt lively interest i'll them 1'icse ac,g
were detailed in the communication made by me- TO
the cdlor o. tho Democratic Press. last simmer az
nos been before observed. AMI arc about as follows:
! About the lth day Of November, 1905, in p;rsli-
ancc oi request made In thai letter the individual h
whom 1t was atlressed 70 Wit. Col. N-nr p An
derson !cts fine neigbhuIhoui of Gen. Jtnh$ons with
instructions to proceed to South Caro'iua in which
State he was induced TO believe the scn-n-p,- ci
Col. Burr was organizing force which was d&ti,c7
10 cooperate Nth Col. Burr below vllcI, ,yas t ION,
and proceed by water to New Orleans. llat he sa5
out this Journey about tic 18th or 18Th M
vrber is evident from the fact that hc rasscl Rims:
TON on the 15t! Of ovcber, about leo miles from,
Ie1i jachsoIS, and 10 citizen Of which place TO Wit
nos. NJ Clark he sold bill, drawn by Barr OF,
N. NJ ogG"n OF New y ori and was in Cha}Iostor,
~ the Flantcrs Hotel Tho FIRST of Dccrnb.r hayjr
r5a:hHd EoIlba. ). G.. the dav preceding lie mo-
Tag Of the Legislature oflut State ut which session
, ne SiES Col AI,toa was chosen speaker. Now II
Gen Jackson had previous 10 these TRANSACTIONS 70
cclved such Intelligence 10 induce him 10 eyOrcr
Burr OF motives ElmiCal to- tin government, and Inch
were SUFFICIENT 10 authorize Tie declaration said 20 =,
contained III his letter 10 HIM that no further ltii-
WAS 10 exist between them. irrcsistibiy c. -
inquire whether he would aid him hi those projects m
the 1ilans OF bis credit, Hnd why would h. fifri n M
ncedtli to doTay the expense Of ioGrucy intiDaoiv
connected with those projects. aut, urgg the hasf
departure Of tIts individual important mission
connected with 1t:
Involved as t, subject 3 j., li1uTtior ~, oIo,r
wise to b. accounted tor, between the acts OF Urn,
| Jackson aud his own declarations afterwards and
when arc reiterated now BY his friends ire
SlstI6ly forced INTO conclusions uniavorabe to his
candor and pairios'-, and although tho Ccnrni,tcc
ateci to conS!lcr tIIcaddtionai fact o. nop1cw Of
Yrs. JackSous recommending Col Burr in the vnc-
lition as an unInporant matter, and nGtW and5T,r
thc plausible made 10 ricss over this C!u,
stance il does show plonly that lc did not view Gel
BUR- with that ahhorIerce which fo would nhw fam
make lis believe lIC dill down % the very r,oy5d Of
his departure Having shown, think, tin, GIN
Jacksons dislike Of Col Burr was ail afcctati1n We
are confirmed still moro in this opinion nv the follow
ing letter, for the first time published written by
Gen. Jackson from Richmond during thc pcadencv o.
Burrs rial to this same correspondent and MESSENGER
| IN Tennessee who handed al those letters tht
latter cnd OF July asr, the gGnuincness ofwhc cannot
b. questioned, and poTtrays some Of The errors into
which the General has led not OILY his dculed ines
ScnGcr whom his organs Of SANDER use occasionally
ior and agd1nst him Us is most convenient. but his
devoted trchds Of the Committee asn He hero
dcnoinces hc government Witnesses is f.: ors and
expresses bis strong and continued r7njinpcc in
/ Burr never having entertained any iattTrirrs Of
reasonable character Tlis letter convinced me that
Col Anderson and Others had boon droci, ri by SINH
lar professions IN zoos ~ Burr and tle General and
was tho strong induccent with Inc to exercise the
discretionary power vested in me by Col. Anderson
when NJ handed ne those Letters. previous TO nv
hearing from him agon lest his fears or his renewal
If old kindred feelings this subcc; might cause him
70 continue TO try TO conceal the crimes 81 his l"adr
+ in former days, in which few days proved aad uo
been mistaken. 3!hc power countcrmandod. nut
too late; the Colonel his since Expressed -i-i,
:! should publish all tho ict'rs Or return ten. L. reads
rs follows:
I ''ErcH,nv .. Tr-aS 10Th. 1907.
! Il arn sill hero, and ST what time Will h" ahr 70
leave, it is uncertain. Con Wilkinson, after dafoir
ing the court 20 days, has Ut length arrived, and the
4 bills against Burr are sent up to tire grand Hr-.--
! Whether the testimony viii be sufficient to convince.
the minds Of the grand Jury that guilt exists eitpcr rs
! 10 treason or msdemeanor, is probItdatical: I am
more Convinced titan ever that treason n,vcr was in
tended by Barr; but fever it was, You know NV