The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01
'sITURDAY MAY, 20
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=, Bolts during his late car
4 ,sis. Mr.. Bits writes a lette
t. Richmond Wing, in whicl
!. entire conversation allude,
|r,ler and himself. To sustain
L,,,ined in his letter he refer
\. Of Congress of TIE highos
laxative evidence, and in con
,sore a Justice of the Peace t.
Lille statement. We find The
I'm columns and are forced tc
(trsct, containing the materia.
|siioa,
l., a question of veracity is
n. John Tyler and myself
A | cannot dread where we
In the language of the
@h this country 5e'we<n
bIa VI. Bots and especially
are best buo1on, something
J2En 7VlerS ao0Yd aOiII
b. the u0rd Of John VI.
& day shall arrive that one
\ lonrths of an American
prepared to testify, upon
Five me to have been guilty
Ind deliberst e falsehoods in
such falsehoods
EabIished upon me by the
hines ofsuch men as Thorn
|Bsl. John J. Crittenden,
h Francis Granger, John
!. and John Sergeant -
kl have been charged up
l.. eminent and honorable
E.aad made q matter ofre-
kstaIned, by freud, a bona
\ and that charge shall be !
I'd and restrained from |
|slognt Of thes bond, thus |
Esl from tie estate of a |
Innate Young friend who had |
H. friend and second faith
be tine enough 10 shrink
k.e,sy hut until then (for
4 lnv equality between the
b TYLER and Myself before) |
4. has been tainted or stain
land fcaud-.et not the lips
lr5l with faisehood, or the
! Iamaed with lreache.ry as
|hlsn angel, Of hell Itself
assault that he may make
garaclty.
|ngersaton which | am now
i detail occurred, as was
ii certain 70 have happen
Foia..witnesses, yet | viii
Em.a. and curTOborative
as will Hy. fail % remove
b., upon the mind Of eve
/ Cs'ed reader 40 matter
Eay belong
Esaa The third day Of the
-sess, that ! visited Mr..
b. had been iltrusted to
fmv constituents, when
salon took place tie sub
a.w - cuUi atically
ban to atIE my affidavit
| o'g and IN Mlb psr5qtin1
b. lean recoliecJ if. and
\ gctia, and | believe can
Is If accu-red,) and this will
f. Tue il'roiuction of ian
S. w-s neither becoming
sa.., and still less proper
-Aoweger as II was used
1ggh the business which
J. Tyler said:
nderstand You have been
slge y 10 which | re-
4a'e Salu nothing about
aser1es to be character
though am sorry to find
l-b hel.a bacEstair influ-
pate every whisper 1that
yOu candidly what | did
len asked my op;n o. Oft;
POP, milk and'water affair
ad expected Or desired 10
pa some animation, but
ell, God damn it, what |
sA 2"
Z would have had you !
Il Bank Of the United
IN the most unqualified
said Mr., Tyler, that ,
are TO please. / have
pls.defatIon three plans;
q States,the State Bank
treasury aud have told '
ce' and | would be satls-
/ Tyler, didn't you know {
. would take neither the {
aof the b-Treasury :" {
PC. s he, "and therefore you
b d should have prefer !
nave recommen led a |
Fight, and let Congress ,
and stood shoulder to .
ssuon, Instead of saying |
Condemned in It's turn /; {
nave escaped the taunt !
y cur opponents that we
NY !. Y no dare not recon- {
Il continued, "there {
! had to your message; t
= 10 recOmmand the dis
p" The public lands, with
said he.
" nave attached a pro- 8
Os levied shouldn't ex-
'.so by the act Of 1888,
81, ore obliged to do, in or
'''enne for the support {
H. said a he, "why by God, q
| ~ IN. me Compromise Act {
him. a. iIe brought the
ny 'he Compromise act '
e6 usage which declares
J [ "a shall be so con- {
NJ p'1Sss1ge ofany act prior 9
i u, u lo42, in the the con {
Il y s deficiency of reyen- q
mt uutles, &c.,-so as to {
/, I b.a either contingency.
! j .ss ut the contingency !
N ;s,liclency in the reven- {
du;aa. this act to prevent ;
M Is 70 20; so, 40, so. {
~ se necessary "without
eo,.. Well, said |, Mr.l