Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

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On these general grounds, we do not see
| how the Court could have come H. different
conclusion hom Ihs, which II pronounced.
! The few Suggestions which we have ,h,osn
out will increase the anxiety at oar ieaaers
! to see the OPINION oil the Court at large,
| which We are sure " i'll remove every trace OF
| doubt from such minds AS have not prrJuuSed
the case.
! We concur In the suggPstio". Of The Ei-
amlner, mi thi, decision III tue Court may,
upon Ina whole, be rather brnrhcral than
otherwise 10 the indians We die satisfied
that II viii be so.
From The augusta tGeo.} ConaiiMlonaha.
CONTINUATION OF " TIE BOOK"
We have been furnished by Mr. folsyth, and
we give to the pubic Mr.. James A. Hamilton,
letter Of the 29th January, 1923, In Nj Fo,-
:, III, and Mr.. Forsyihs ritter Ia Nf. Crawford
TO which Mr.. Crawford's letter placed in th-
hands of the President OF the United State. was
a reply. these letters are published N conse-
qnpnce Of the request aud Suggestion "f Nj.
Calhoun, contained IN his supplemented address
TO the + ople of the 2ItA OF february.
BY Mr.. Fnrsyih's authority mud dssite, W.
state that these papers are mt considered b.
him Of tho slightest Inpo lance To the public, 10
uihhfli, OF 70 WI. IhlHOuH WI. tdIuOuu mas
expte,ssd different opinion on all these points
aud in Difference to bis Idgm'nt On The last,
the only one on which he Uad a right to decide,
they are Submitted to public inspection. Ha,-
ing offered. N May. inIs letter vi Mr. Hamil
ION. and all tne information 10 his possession,
relative TO this affair 10 Mr.. Calhoun, an otter
Of winch MI L. has not chosen 10 ava il hun
seli MI FORSYTH Sa" this public call upon hln
With very great surprise. Those who are de-
tcrm'hed 10 do justice, however, always dlsr.-
gard forms. and ~ Nj. Calhoun has preferred
tue mode eciaiam, 10 the mode simple, 5s
WISHES are gratthed IN the manner pointed out
by himself
The delay in afrordiog this graliiicstion has
been unavoidable, thr Mi Forsyth was under
the necessity OF applying 10 Mir Crawford for
'coPy OF ID letter 10 hun, aud to ransack,
since his feiurn home, his papers on the Sand
Hills TO find Nj. linmilion's letter.
SAvASaAH, Jan. %, 1929.
DcGr Sir K was nv intention when lefi
Nr~ q leans 10 have inken time 10 visit our H.
lnstrlous friend WIN. H. Crawford but the de-
lays oil my journey 10 Milledeeyile, consumed
so much of my time as TO zen ler il impossible
FOR me 10 do SO.
Whenever you meet him do me tie favor 10
inform hun Of my lnention, as Can VITA DIT
hcuity excuse myself for the omission 10 DO SO
| wish you would ascertain from him and com-
municaie to III whether the proprIety or nects-
sity Tor arresting aud trying General Jackson
was ever presented as a question for the delhi
GRAFTON OF Mr Monoe's cabinet. unders,and
Mr. Southland in his suppressed corregpondence
has asserted TINT To have been tue tact.
would have written directly to Mr. Crew-
ford, but you know how much dellcacy AMI
thsr nj
tons in writing, ! want the iniorma' lou. not
TO be used, tut in order that | may, in the p
vent OF publication which may Come from
high quarter, know where TO look for inlnrma-
ton on this subj "cl. OF course nothing would
the publ W bout n cohsenl OF Mr., Cray.
lord aud yourself.
have tue honor to he. With great respect,
sonr oGedieut servant.
JAMES A. HAMILTON.
His Escclency Joua FoRsYIH, Gov OF
Georgia.
Copy Of letter from John Forsyth 10 Nm. H.
Crawford.
SENATE CHAMBER April l6, 1890
Dear Sir: The President having learned by
some means that ! had given the information
contained in the enclosed cop, Of "A letter 70 MI
Hamilton, OF New \ ork, 10 that gentleman,
have been requested hy one of his friends To
give the m'ot md'l'lH TOT use. A =
though | had your express permis ion to write
10 Mr., H.. had no express permission o make
any other use oil what yod Communicated To
me-, and do not CONSIDER myself AT hber,y 10
do more than wnal | have dcne witno Il re.
ferrlng the subj sct again TO you. was the
more particular tban | should OH crwise have
been b, learning that Mr. Calhoun had given n
diff, rent account Of the Transaction allnded TO
| have though, proper therefore To send Gu the
ncosed, and To know first whether my state
ment Of our conversation is correct and Sc sond-
ly, il yos have any objection to my compl ing
With the I,qne,t made 20 me,
With great respect, am, dear sir, very
sincerely your. JOHN FORSYTH
Hon WM. II. CHAwroRp, Lexington, Georgia.
Uastineton, March 26.-We have been ia.
sored with the follow ing commun icatsn, from
the Secretary OF War Mhch will sbew tue
groundlrssness oi the m,Imatiou conveyed by h
late Telegraph. that the Intimate friends o,
! General Jack SON. 1t not the General himself,
we're sat, shed ri b Mr.. Calnoun's Address, Ar
before II appeared in pubic.
| " Rece ntly At has been stated in the u. S.
/ Telegraph that the appeal of MIR Cal ,oun 10
the public. previous 10 il, publication had
been submitted 10, sud approve by n coniden-
tial friend of the P,esldea'. The ailusion is 10
myself. | perceive not Tie force of the argu.
) n,ent " hch would make this Circumstance 10
f, operate benehcaliy OF otherwise but AZ il has
teen mSsA oned, axe occasion tc rre.en, the