Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
pOHI11GAI.
From the Mllcdgevfle (Geo) Journal.
REVIEW
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| OThe Correspondence beitBeen Cen Andre
Jackson aud John C. Calhoun.
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| The neIt is MIR. MeDuilie's statement II
says, Mr.. Crawford (in the summcr Of 1918
spoke wihoatany kind of reserve ms To Tn
r"spe Give Uarts taken by the different member
OF the Cabinet while the subject was under d,
liberation. lie stated lha, YOU had been i
'apor OF an enquiry Into the conduct of Gene.
raj Jackson, aud that he was the only mem be
oi the cabinet that had CONQUERED with You
NO" admit all this, aud indeed, for our owl
rh'Is, We cannot conceive OF testimony NOR,
| IA favor OF Mr.. Crawford than these yer,
lacls. With a small explanation, Of which the,
are justly susceptible, they do MS efecluall, re-
lieve the ...oives OF Mr. Crawford from nj
suspicion OF u0faiiness Ia this whole iransac
iion, us II Is possible 10 conceive. Motive,
mark tho character of m act. Inientio. con.
s'iutes The ctimlualuy Of "A deed. aud these few
facts of Mr.. MeDunies do as clearly exhibit
the purity OF Mr. traH ford's conduct on this
occasion AS II Is IN the power OF evidence 10
| iay ppen ahd make PLAIN any tact what.
! ever. fnsi, with regard to Inc explanation
alluded to--a0d let il be baIne in mind tina,
MI. McDniie is c'lng up facts that had been
stored away for twelve years aud perhaps sell
ao'n thought OF IN that tlme--ile snys M. Ciaw-
."'' o'h GU 'Hif WI. lhInOuu - ndh been
laVor of an inquiry into the conduct of Gen,raI
jackson aud that MIR Crawford had concn,-
red with hun" Mi. Crawford does not deuy
ih's "oio. He says he went To the Council
WITH iull determination 10 censnre Gens,s
9acNso"' bu' that aIier he got there, his - own
| views on the subject had undeigon. "A meteIinl
change aud that " On his mind al lnust that
letter lad most Important btaring." Nav
VINO uoe' not believe that all AIR. Ciawlo, d
intended TO convey was, that he had
| eohcnrfed, IA all his anteeedent conversations,
WIN MI. calhoun, 10 the course which Ought to
be pursued towards General jackson Is not
'h's the most Charitable construction 10 be
placed upon tbat statement, perhaps not dul,
| iecolected What EARTHLY indoeem.nt eouI,,
hr' Crawford have 10 tell Mr. McDuthe not
only oareiaeed but wholly use,s, Idlsehood
he Thing is unfeasonable
w" us 10 that part OF this testimony which
we conceive 80 favourable to M Crawford
ne IS charged with bttfaying the secret, OF the
1ao'ne' aud having lately divulged them ia
io'n MI. Calbonn's political standing. How
'ns 10 oe iecohcied Mr. Crawford iusl
""e' 'he oou"c'i breaks up. Oh his wa, home
goeA rig mo the bosom OF Nj. Calhoun /, mo g,
| ne'o'ed friends, tells them without r.se,y,''
VIVA ,ch member Of III Cabin., had donr-
mai MI. taihodn had been in tayo, al .o
| .H9""y inlo Generai J ,ekson's Conduct
""o" ", hhd never complain Tor imsIv.
yeh's .-ht'or eensaie Mr. CrawIo,d far
''tea''"s 'he secrets ot the Cabinet, With VERY
| Po"''cai ihhuCement to do So that can wi Ia,
n'g'ned-never deny the charge or upb,nid
MI Crawford with ANY miSreDrtseufnfi0u : OF
oo"fS', gHihS implicit credeucs 10 ms linen
But behold all al once when
f't"ey me same lac Come u ignt through
, ''"'"ei' "hen II was hoped, TINT Gear
| GIdI JaE ksun nnI h,,n.. e.
a"n Tue ihing I'll forgotten, then f1rsoolh i,
isd rlie PLoI'-all Ease, IA base intr,eu,
10 rum tue political standing Of nor NJ,
S'I"o"h. Who scandal 2es his und.,
s'ahung AS to believe sueb n mons,rou,
inconsistency M Calhoun i. man
mao "ficome 10 MI. Mod allies evidence
Inc next witness t. be Examined /, VI
n"'',''i, honorable We ihinx M. Calhoun = II.
W." 'hr didfy gentltnan Who cony,ct.
'.oI'e olJpS' what aay of his friend, may re-.
dn'tr' Out OF lis dlar, Wonderful iuyeo,,on
nf"' what does Nj. Garnttt say in mi. no,.'
o VI ana verIidble diary "Wen, 10 AZ. ,hs
es''eni, (wlh some other persons. ,hougb
.''"'oh "odld not g., because he had 10 shave
w" P"' u" clean sbnl.) h President then
'''"eu very Jfeefy about public furs-psve
% w account oi the proceedings Of the gov.
eminent IN relation 10 the Seminole W. u
ina' me whole Cabinet were periectlv bpr.ed
that lie should not cen,ur. t,.n.,aL IL 49,,
~ - however, well uHaerst0od lhat Mf. Cfaw.
! 'o'"i on q The Cabinet, used his endeayor, ia
/ "aFe SoDb resolutions pa sed aud 1 eo.II
ho' ibear telling tue Presiden that. in g nm.
'e's"Hoh win me abou Cobb'. resolutions
| WINE 'hty were pendlng MI Crawford sati
1aeNSoh ongh 10 be censurcd. 1t b a little
nh'ui 'u"ate fos Nj. Calhoun that almost all
US "hne''ss Pfoss ioo much, though IN ihs
! 10 70 nor 10 be wondered n, tor we hold
| mt man 4" ho would .olnn,e 1 his srryle.s
as wines, vino would trsli, from n diary
anu who would m NJ las diny ,ny that some OF
It's most material facts were ONLY under
STOOL "'the"t saying from whom OF by whom.
JUST prepared 10 say any thing which eilhsra
oan cause might demand y, bad men dictate.
NH' my Que explain to us how j, happens
that vi. Montoe ~onli reveal III. secieis OF
lhe Caoinet 10 Nh. Diary Gatnetti The
PRESIDENT talked rey freely about public az
ian )-ease Us an account of the prOctedings
oi me government Cabinet in relation To the
oe"'nois war. stated what had frequently
heard before, that The whole Cab,net w,r,
perfectly agreed thai he should not ccnsuIe
General JACKSON" What pity it is that
Mr. Nlrt and MI. Adams had nol knowu tha
Nil the secrets al the Cabinet were out! MI
Monroe had told taem 10 the Diary man Nj
| Crawford had tOld ihem 10 McDghie and
omk'ns and yet they poor souls, have bern
stuffed up aud choking To death for these las
twelve years with the wonderful secrets d
the Cabinet h 1t every body has heard except
perhaps. General Jackson, and VINO, donblles,
nas been purposeiy played upon to Keep him
ign0iant OF them and which now account.
Tor all Mr.. Calhouns amazing concern
To Mr.. Han,'on, about kexpIng The Sc
/ al cabinet .-tthaI r,I
| tsrce
Ihl7 diary gentleman says IL is " we'll un
derslood tia, Mr.. Crawford, out OF the Cabi
mel used his endeayofs TO have Cobb's reso
lutIons passed" Now we call upon homes
community to know whether n man is 10 bs
convict upon testimony tina, would even b.
] sconied nom a iusiIce,s court Il Is We