Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-07

ty, aud sold myself TO Mr.. Clay An of which thew
knew at the 'ro to be toiDa malicious, and det;6-
craze ("tscoo@s. 10 destroy influence, or rather
your influence, IN the event of nv election thew
wrote letters through their chief manager Mai
Moore] ana communicated their ISLANDERS 10 Gen
jackson and his cabinet, and solicit ed their influence
to put INC down. Fellow Citizens Won stortIe NJ
tins periidy and cor-uption but be assured do No,
speak Mt random the proof is full aud you shall have
1t. That The appeal was made both to TarIsoa ana
his cabinet. we have the testimony OF Gen McAfee
VINO shorried several intelligent gentlemen of Mer-
Ger OF the fact at the barbecue at the White House
on tue llh OF July He informed them that my char
acter and influence with Jackson and his cabnet ,yas
blasted that if elected would be worse than y 60
Pher' ana appealed to them tn oppose my election on
that ground Let him deny this if he chooses !;
VIII confront HIM with testimony that shall nut him nv
silence. have full confidence that the President
treat ID Ihem w''h Indignation and contempt, and
spuTicd them from his presence. Not so however
with some OF the nibcrs of his cabinet "a the Gn
iowing correspondence viii show.
! "a, HARRonsBuRG, l7th july. 1929
SINCE at Mr. William Fice's tavern in the town of Haod5
when Mr. William Tanner, Editor Of the Wach,ower stated
ioiF letters one iiom the Hon T r. Moore Minister 10 Colon
United States; MIR barry, POSTMASTER Sen.ls;
OF me United States; aud from Mr.. Robert Johnson Glen
MAJOR Moore made calculation his letter. ,le probable
result ct Nh election IN this District and Booker bv
strong esne that Mr. should be made 20 bea,ns t
Of the & nm Se , n letter. ha, ne did know either
was oeT"ts ,st Mr. Booker should be elected Thar Nv
eiec
nat, Mr. Tanner further said the affairs Of this Distr;r,
Thns, ,, a, wen hnoTn at washington city home
will not DISGUISE the yo that wish the ,,;c IN
M i a the extent OF the opposition have
mon me- lknow the decacy of your situations or rather III.
e public ask only publicly s,oken ~
a" "vae proeany' 10 and my adversary You know tho
Hdcve course Of the Natc,ower against me- ,h,k ha,
nave right 10 expect, that honour and irmueS
" you 10 De you viii not permit the of a
''!'n' ana tiprisc,eti te,rIas.
statement OF tine truth From all have heard ca,no, Co.
truth and 10 honour deny statement If he doe v,
Statements and will be by gentleman VII
am ,ieed m re.ous situation stand my own poor
oos o M Iis and have to contend with powerful
SEINE to meet all The oriai patronage influence and
But 1t is coest in which glory stand for the p1ai
IN Their cause will encounter every peril regard this as
secret effort on tie of and would be oycers
me general govern"o Interfere contrary TO one of the
doctrines Of tco Jackson the Jackson par
so.l and at the solicitation caucus naGty of ;
nosta, facts which hops n5 and call on
VIII h'ducc YOU 10 withhold from the people y
,,.... VERY Very respectfully, JOHN KINCAID.
'haHos Morgan William Rice. AMI Lewis Thomas
G., Harrodss.,,g Jazy 1871. 1929.
thai IN t saG IL . "q An we the Undersigned state
Wat, h'Gwe he SAID ila' he had received letter from MAJ
lore, aaea New DIRK July 5th in which he had made
rct and that be had elected Booker over Kncad 400
me ammef rlhsr remarked that they know as
do here. That he eceve, letter from Msio cry as p we
State and another Robert Johnston. ore of ,e %
IN the our,t Auditors Office lie whom ev wshsG
elected That Mr. Van uen said he did not know either Of
the gentlemen bar from what hear he though, ,h.
AnsalG 9nsi TO- be beaten That Mr. Johnston stated tina, me
wanted Sincald beaten, that he want Boker
ms Is SUBSTANTIALLY If not literally what heard Mr. Pan
net S n fenon to the letters I've had received Wash.
MI amer and took place i'll MIR Rices Barroom in he ns
the foregoing statement presented aud read 10 MIR fsn
o ue no were the conversation and va.
OF o OH, gentlemen" WILLIAM pAwLlNG, &c.
r This caps the climax. The history of this reupb,;
Piese"tS 10 parallel to this bold attempt bv secret
ana corrupt intrigue to sap the ESndation and IN
deTn'ne The superstructure OF our Liberties Sonn
lion ii fellow citizens by your countenance and
peri ana our noasted Liberty is phantom the free
'ion OF elections an empty sound. We have in i.ct
dcSp0t1srn more intoierable than that of ,T,,,I,
Tor Tie people made the Instruments oftbe;r own
degradation, intamy. and slavery. had seen il nm
houhced IN some Of the ncwsnapers that rorar
al central PCirer to be es,atls he'd ,t LV.sh?.
thy; which by the agency ofcaucuses md secret or
; sanlzpnon was 20 manage and control all the cleo
',s "o, S'ate ana national in the Union. The
consequence OF which would be, that the CONGRESS
OF the United States and every state LeoisatT2e ~
the Union would be placed under the thum Of few
, men That no should be elected but hv 49,;
PERMISSION. Ana this WIS called the Pm R,,,eo
p''n. But treated "a vagarv ofbew;ldered fan
cy: IL is however no longer doubtful The proof
slHl me tact indubltable With the authority Of
perfect despots Mr.. Van Buren, Mai Barry s,J
Mai Moore, commanded the people 10 bent mo
h' they are not menial enough to obey them Ian,
not 10 be beaten and Maj Booker elected because
these PresntnP uous and arrogant aistocrats order
II: Is their smile rfrown to'be the test of merit
WIN The people. Heaven forbid. Whenever such
nigh handed procedure is ratified at the polls then are
Gus Hjertes gone. ~ 0
And is this tie Jacksopsm that have been de-
noimced for not possessing Yes fellow citizens. il
IS because will not yield to dioaon such as this
am denounced. But be moi alarmed. This is aot
Jacksonism Old Hickory hae fought, and f,ugI,f
successfully the enemies Of your rights wbetler omen
or secret lie viii purge his CO uucls of these secrat
conzPrato-s ard tue citadel of Liberty will still 6s
! July 90, 1920.