Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-19
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WILLIAM II. ,KAW FOHD'o Address,
10 the People Of HE Uaitcd States,
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10 the People Of HE UiHtcd Suites,
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Twill now explain III. IeaSon why | consid.
81 the Wee President the author of the notes
spp4uded tu my letter IN the telegram. In
lbs elaborate letter OF the 2gth of MAY h.
saw, lie, Mr.. Crnwlvid, WAS 1T Mdledge
VII, on the 10Th Of Aug ISL n few DAYS after
IA naSspd ihroba ll Augusta aud "A lttis slte,
,heI. appeared Il statement in the Journal
come ~ hat varied from t. at made in Edge Gpld
lot agreeing with II in most of the pa,ticnIars
t.canuut lay my hand un the aiiiilp bu, have
n distinct rrcoltect,un oI u. You no doubt II.
member j. circumstances fixed il upou MIR
CiaH ioId, aud il has not Ia my knowledge
b.en Denied" Htie IL IS seen that Mr. Cal
ho1u Ie.ies upon my silence as evidence ol
gu!t; ~ evidence tiat | had communicated
cabin. srtrrls TO the Editor OF the Grorpia
journal a though he does not preteud, that tue
aiateIutnj III The GporgiB J gmnal, ~ as rharc ed
upon IA 10y that ,uInai, nnd does not .iate
ailg Uf Tue circumstances, thai he saws fixed il
u,Iu me. NDen II is presumed that he had
CiaIk'e pamphlet betare him. and which,
hough ~iulen b, the most yindctive aud ma
hgu,ut bemg MT ever existed, admits that
In EuItuI OF nv Georgia Jaurnal formally
denied IT. ia The following paragraph, ~ = Il
MAJ Ue pTopsr To ate, that We dld no IA has
h,-n r. one ,a,iy Supposed, derive our inloI-
tnat,un, HON III SrCte nry oi The Treasury,
III Cianlord, rrspeC,u2 tin reported div
goa VI tn. cnDneI, On the propil.Iy Of aIesting
General Jackson f. hi, late conduct" Inev-
II SUSPECTED, ,bnI had b-,n cha geJ " TN any
couuet ton with The stu emru , IN the Geors l.,
JJ.Iuol, r. ! il sou tan, Ia |. t1brs oil the year
1870, when n pam hi published Ly john
Clark then Governo, o, Gr.reia lelI nto nv
hands, which contained tne charge, accompa-
ut d uJ ,pe evidence OF the chHrg,, wnIcn a..
G.veInor had been able 10 coll c.. tut The
evdeu,e was OF d uature 20 u!,ouinus, that
none bat the author wou d have made the
Charge The sane wilson Lumpkm, who Ii
6uTss IN ito oorirs, "udtnce, aud address of
tue Vice President, informed me tuai Govern
OF Clark had seat the charge and the e, Id nee
- General Jachsou, to lie by hun laid b. E.re
The President. II Is T., esumed mat Mr.. Cal
noun MAS cohnusaut OF IhIs TACT, as he tells the
Plesiden' IN his leuer Of tne 2ytn May, 1880
You no doubt remember it," | Was TIC, t,
into. med by Mr. Monroe, whether the Charge
was submitted 10 tim. But he Informed the Sc
MAJORS irom Pens, lsnnIs, that the General had
urged niy removal from the Cabinet, aud thu,
COMMUNICATED il to me the same day The
pamphlet Just "trrred to, obtained no curreuc,
do not Ireollect TO have seen a slug lie iele,
snce 60 IT many newspaper, not even in The
Washington X publican, a ,though the pamph
let " as published expreool, To 1de.t the pltsi-
d'ntiai election. 1t WAS 50 iidlcul, US and ph
Ilghaut, That even MI. Cdhonn's Pirss, the
Washington tepnLlean, Win, termed viii
daily ABUSE oil me, thought i, pIudentuot 10 us,
1" yet /, charge eontained IN such {
PAM met. dhd under sucn eli ennistances, iha
n" wee President, Considers evidence abains
me, because had not ue"ied IT,