Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-06

is one of the greatest enlamities that ever be- fei this nation. Wm. H. Crawford, who is base enough fer any thing, (althcugh assure you felt very friendly towards him. has let cut enc If the secrets of MT Mtnrce's cabi- ns |, which had tn ught had been sufficient ly bclted and barred from the knowledge of General Jackson. The President has found me out-he has cut ne dead-l have lest his friendshiP-and all this comes of cid Craw- fcrd's vile practises of telling tales cut of schot La thing not even done by MT Polignac cf France.
 New, confidently appeal to you, as, my CT nstitut nts, whether ] deserve such a ca amity as the lt ss of General Jackst n's friend ship? What is the nation to do in such misf, rune? Hew are my friends, the null- fit IFS to get along? But, above all, how am to get alon.!
 This is undo ubtedly enc of the greatest misf, rtunes that ever befel the United States. It is verse than "war, pestiltnce and fa- mine "-wcrse than disnnit n-wcrse than null lifcaticn. Fellcw- -ci.izensi can't you do some- thing fer me in this dilemma? Can't ycu ccm- pei General Jackson to re place his confidence in me! dent go so far as to advise you to vcte fer MT Clay, because have net yet made up matters with him to my satisfaction; but un- til get these matters arranged with Web< ster ard Clay, cant ycu threaten to oppose
 
 cid ft How back into my arms9 Be so oblg- ing as to do me this favor. These are calamil ts us times ft the nation, and cant afft I'd to spare General Jacks, n's riendship. It is true, ] dent care so much fer cid Hickory himself, CT the success If his admin straticn. as dc fer his popularity and f, r his party but let this be as confidential between us as the cablnet deIibersiri' ns--et it he infer nos. Now ftll w-cstzt nsi if ytu dent do scme- I tb f. r thic rrig;S O r. oG uf f,r [ assure you, l'll blow ur such devil If a hurricane in the south, as you never saw be- fire. As to tariff, anti tariff, internal inn p'cN en. ents, antj-intt rn;,l npr ven nts null fcaticn, CT United States Bank, dt nt care n uch ab, them alL provided ] Can recover Gen. ral Jackson's fire ndslnip. If you desire t, can be fer then, CT against the m, just as v,u please, but l cannot, and will net, and must net, lcse General Jackson's friendship. calculate upon it's value as my stock in trade on the principles If D Ct. Cooper, and ccn- not spare it. If l do lcst it irreccverably, l say, again, lcek cut fer squalls and stormy weather. have an army of nulif'ers in South Carclna that will blt W the Unitn to | atcms, and put dt wn that sct undrel Craw- fcrd and his myrmidcns (to whcm beg you | tc believe me, that have very friendly feel | ings) with the greatest ease in the WI rld.- l And if the friends If MT Clay d, mt help me | in this bus ness, l will blt W them tee, all to att ms. Dces not one good turn deserve ano- ! ther? Did net and my friends help them | last year in the Senate, when they rt jected | the nominatitn of General Jackson! Have | ntt my friends helped tn. m this sessicn9 ex- pect thtieftre they will aid me in this diffi- culty, for they d. mt knew what may come of it, if they go right.
 Felltw-C C.t zens! You must be satisfied that all the great interest of the ccuntry-the Constitutitr-the tariff, and every public n easure aIe involved in this qutstitn--shall ] hse General Jaeksrn's friendship? CT shall net? L,t your dc cisi. n be on my side, and shall t,., th nk you sensible pecple-let it he arains, me, and n ust think, h' we,er reluctantly that ysu are d per sni, cling set fellt WIS not wtrth rush, and have done with ycu ftr the present.
 Yours, as ysu decide. &c. 3CHN (. CALHOUN. P. 5. l would have msde this appeal tlr,e m, nths ago, but l wanted my printer Duff Green elec,ed-soh had to delay it tillnew. J. C.