Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

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evidence before them furnished by Amos KeSda i
and his clerks. and the enqniry will be contIrno.L-
several days toccme-so what NAV -, ~ 10
still lays IN the womb OF + was m th;s on
OF the ;Gfos Kendall and it WAS re. H.
ne in my life that my preconceved ideas nftbe ner
son, counenance, &c. of the individual of,,vbcr,
had heard so much, in every particular realized
knew the man as soon as saw him in a crowd of
| hundred people. Deity never slammed n more To-
gibe mark upon the forehead of Fugitive CAIN, tbp
nature has impressed upon the countenance of this
modern Ingo Treachery is inscribed in Gu pitals ap
parent TO the dr1mest observer. Ncvef-no--never
shall forget the fiend-,e smile ha, plsyed upon his
cheek, while addressing the prosecuting attorney in
RELATION to the unhappy Watkins. The Harmless
could not have rioted the lrXurcs of Pl,ineusta
bic with niore zcst than this seemed to cpioy
IN feeding on the msoFtunes OF his dcfence!ess foe
indeed such was the gorgoI appear ace which he pre-
sented to my eve that my ina ginaen sickered Mt che
very sight of him, and blinded feeling of isr,,st and
adherence supplanted all those respectful emotions
which should be entertained for one holding on of
ice commanding much the confidence OF the Pre-
sident and the regardf attention of the peop,e This
one appointment must be blot upon our nation
al government which time never obliterate What
share ofbaue pcsterity will attach to Gen Jackson
Tor II and some other appointments which he has
made, am unable to say--bit since have become
hetter acquainted with the General am inclined to
view HIM IN spirit Accommodation tbnn
with disposition to cavii his errors or marnybis
misdeeds For ON perfectly convinced that the mart
he acts is dictated solely by the council of
without any participation in their deliberations. /
have never in my life been more deceived in any
man, THANH have been in the General; instead
of that stern fierce and dc,aoria spirit, which had eeu led
TO believe he possessed think the everse Of these traits of
character may he perceived temper moderated by age and
assuagcd by calamitesa mind Frustrated by OH are and i'm
bcciied Ivy nlnnites-ih dstr of his own abli
ties he relies solely the energies Of others Con1aory of
the wane of his rental powers appened
some short tire and In the which imnct
confidence may be placed very distinguished clergyman
from the NORTH who had been warm supporter of tie Generals
election and had eyered himself much zeal Il, that effect
induced 10 visit Washington. Wishing call upon the
President and render himself acquainted,
Introduction with design visit him. lis arrival nj this
place and the Of his appointment pyeach large
crowds locked to hear Others General lie
very politely invited Ivy Ire President to call upon him. The
invitation accepted and the time appointed However prev
10 his going he enclosed General his introdc tory letters
relieving u would procure him respectable
into his company by giving hin, better information his char
The time arrived and his Introduced
-ompare bv of his professional BRETHREN an
Innate friend of the Generals After the usual ceremonies Of
introduction passed the fncra very freely in
lint scarcely f5 minutes had elapsed
suddenly interrupted tie clergyman, with vha NAV ne yn,r
s''where from ir'to which repl:ey, bv
giving him his and place OF residence
can't in that town. and will examine yoar claims indeed
said the Clergyman, do Office General have
pulv 10 pay voiL friendly visit The General
begged his pardon, and entered INFO conversa-
,iorl--ut in less than hour after, lie NIT again the
heterogeneous, accompanied with the re-
marks, at there only ore in his town. and
that his claims should canyassad" The Clergyman then
with much confusion reminded him of tie introductory letters he
had cent In the av before hope thereby relieve his mind
from the unressinn tat he seek office Yes
the President.
,heu- had them fled vii, examine then, in their turn
there being nppcans heinc II would be need
less that this heretofore and efficient
a'ed STATE Of his mind TO render him totally disqualified for
the duties of his Office.