Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-26

jackson. They are worthy being pre-
served as among the few productions of
the Generals owl pen which have come
before the public.
Copies orleliers from Gen. Jackson
10 Judge breckenridge. )
MANUELs Oct 9th, 1891.
Dear Sir: had great desire to have
had few minutes private conversation
with you before / left Pensacola-but
this, from the business with which was
surrounded, was prevented me.
| had wish personally to say to you the
gratitude, feel for the aid | have re-
ceved from you in the Org anization and
know of you if there was any way, in
which could render you any service
AS you have made Pensacola your resi-
dcnce, you can render much good to your
country and to yourselfin public capac-
ity. And as far as my influence will ex-
tend, il will afford me much pleasure in
using it in your behalf, l therefore will
be gratified to receive letter from you
addressed to Nashville Tennessee, stat
ing whether you would prefer a seat in
the Judiciary, or any other Office within
the Floridas, that would enable you to
attend to the duties thereof and pursue
the practice ofthe law;-lt will afford me
great pleasure to forward by DIR. Bro
naugh letters in your behalf to obtain
such appointment as may be most agree
able to you-therefore request you to
write me soon upon this subject
II
Having left the administration Of the
government under charge ofCol. Walton
for whom have forme friendship, my
dear sir, permit me to ask fyou your aid
to him, he is young, and his situation
responsible one, and | have great desire
that he may administer the government
satisfactorily to the nation and with cred
it to himself
Accept my dear sir tender of my sim
cere regard and unleigned friendship,
Yours,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Judge Breckenridge
HERMlTAOE NEAR NASHVILLE.
November 22d, 1921.
Dear Sir:-By yesterdays mail l had
the pleasure to receive your kind letter
of the 26th ultmO with its enclosures,
since my arrival at home have received
very friendly letter from Mr.. Monroe,
in which he has expressed his satisfaction
in my having placed you in the office Of
Alcade-and from the manner he speaks
of you have no doubt, but he is dispos-
ed to extend to you any kindness in his
gift, as he spe axis ofyour talents and mer-
its as they deserve.
BY yesterdays mail from the East /
received letter from MIR. Adams, Sec
retary of State, accompanied with Gala
va protest, MIR. Solmons (Charge de AZ
fairs of Spainsl letter to Mr. Adams, and
Mr.. Adams letter to the Minister of
Spain in reply to Mr.. SoImon, and a CO.
py Of letter to Judge Fromentine copies
of which is herewith enclosed to Col.
Walton, with Instructions to present them
to you for your Perusal-alI things, you
will see, are as they ought to be, and
Judge Fromentine jurisdiction explained
to extend merely to the two acts of Con-
gress extended over the Florida's as ]
explained to him, his honor will find that
his active and dcspicablc conduct in aid
of that base and unprincplcd man Gala
va, will not elevate him in the view fthe
American nation, however it may have
benefited his pockets. Nh. adams lei-
ter IS Just like himseDa bold, manly and
dignifed, retniafion Of foIshood, and Jush-
fcaiion Of Justice and morolr rule. know
you will be pleased with it, and ] would
be pleased that Mr.. Smith should see it
and the letter to Judge Fromentine-it
will have good effect.
shall take great pleasure in naming
you to the President in the terms l think
you deserve-and enclose 1t to our mutu
al friend DIR. Bronaugh to hand to him at
proper period--and permit me to say to
you, that it will afford me great gratiica-
ton to learn that my letter is attended to
by the President-Mrs.J J. requests to be
kindly presented to you-and with hope
that l shall hear from you as often as
your leisure will permit
believe me to be sincerely
Your friend
ANDREW JACKSON.