Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11
From the .hotional hteltigenccr.
MORE DISCLOSURES.

FROM the .NOttOjtW Encouragement
MORE DISCLOSURES.
The following letter, which appeared in the
U. S. Telegraph of Saturday evening, has
relation to certain intimsiions which have
been thrown ont, rejecting on the memory
of the late President MohRoE, in connexion
with the Seminole War:
To the Editor Of The IT, s. Telegraph
New KoRg, Sept. 81, 1882.
SIR: find in your paper now before me,
an article headed "General Jackson and Mr..
Monroe" in which you call for Information
in relation to the remarks contained in the
Globe OF the 9th June and the 22d instant.
The latter had not seen or heard Of, TIL
your paper of the 18th came to hand. Mr..
Gouverneur is now absent, aud understand
tina he is expected in New York to night |
know not what may be his course IN relation
TO the subject upon which information Is ask
ed by Won I have no doubt, however. that
he will do all that can be expected of man
OF homer and thai he viii be found careless
OF the consequences, when the reputation oil
roy uncle IS any way called INTO question:
But, be that as 1t may now pledge myself,
as the nephew Of James JHoar0e, that you
and the pubt;c shall have, at very early day,
tie fats which is all that is required for the
defence of my uncle. | have this moment
seen the article in your paper, and the mail
has closed for the South; this letter will be
mailed at Powel's Hook
| In haste, am, with much respect your o.
bedieut servant, JAMES MONROE
{ P ST. will thank YOU to publish Tins let
ter as due TO the blood representative OF my
i uncle. }. M
In the New York Courier and Enquirer,
which came to hand yesterday, we find the
following, which promises communication
from the son-n law Of the deceased patriot,
on The same subject:
! Interesting Correspondence. we received
at late hour last evening highly interest
ing and important correspondence between
Samuel L. Gouverneur, Esq the son M law
and executor of the late Elk President Mon
roe, and Francis P. Blair, Editor oil the
Globe We regret that its length more than
three columns, prevents us laying II before
our readers this morning, but At shall Certain
ly appear on Monday, and cannot but have
an important bearing on the approaching
Presidential contest as tending to shew That
there has been gross deception IN relation 10
the celebrated Johnny Rhea's letter
We differ from Mr.. Gouverneur on many
points of public interest, but we know hun
to be a man OF honor; and, as one entrusted
with the sacred duty OF protecting the fcpu-
tatlon OF Mr. Monroe, we ieel Conscious that
he will ably and fearessly acqut himself, and,
If we mistake not, anravei the my stery winch
has So long enveloped the Johnny Rhea let
ter. We are wrong perhaps, IN thus inter-
ierIng in family guarrels before the cores
1 IL SbaH As 1
been left with US, because the jackson or
gans dared not insert It, We have iicence to
meddle.
We once laughed to scorn all such ex-
pressIons as she wants to be king "ht
wishes supreme authority" and "he wears
the imperial purple already 10 hrs magma
tom But when we see men, anu men 'oe
who have some pretensions to deceney ahe
information. say they are willing that hnure"
jackson shall have the Presidency as long d
he desires it, even if he lives Tor dozen year,
to come, and wishes 1t so long, we canno
treat them SO lightly. That they are Wiling
: for him to wear the imperial purple, 10 DC
yond doubt. That they desire his re election
Tor their own purposes, is certain ihat
they perceive a more fruitful way oil sauna
their Ieech like propensIties. they would drol
of. cannot be denied. That they are cor
rupt, is admitted. That they vii consah
mate the ruin of the country II permitted Y
bold on 10 their present course, IS as sure
they will be defeated in their designs by tn
. people in November entuckias.
Bonapartes Secretary. Nj. de Bounenn'
the wIlter OF the volumInons memoirs rea
with so much interest, IS now an inmate
: the Lunatic Asylum of Caen, called DO
Sauveur His mental infrmity would be scarce
" detected, IL at intervals, and alter havn
. spoken at some length, some wlid espresso
did not escape him.