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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-03
HERMITAGE, December Ia, 1874
My DEAR Mr. BLAIR:


y
But there is another project on foot, as void of
good sense and benefit to the Democratic cause
as the other, but not rs wicked proceeding from
weak and inexperienced minds. 1t is this to
bring about partnership between you and Mr.
Ritchie-you to continue proprietor and Richie
the editor. This, to me, is most extraordinary
conce ption coming from any well-informed mind
or experienced politician 1t is true, Mr.. Richie
is an experienced editor, but sometimes goes of
at halfcock, before he sees the whole ground,
and does the party great injury before he sees
his error, and then has great difficulty to get
back into the right track again Witness his
course on my removal of the deposites, and how
much injury he did us before he got into the
right track again. Another faur pas he made
when he went off with Rives and the conserva
tives, and advocated for the safe keeping of the
public revenue special deposites in the State
banks, rs if where the directory were corrupt
there could be any more security in special de-
posites in corrupt banks than in general depos-
ties, and it was some time before this great alb
surditv could be beat out of his mind
These are visionary measures of what call
weak politicians who suggest them, but who
wish to become great by foolish changes Polk.
believe, will stick by you faithfully; should
he not, he is lost but have no fears but that
he will, and, being Informed conGdentaily of
this movement, may have it in his power to put
it all dozen. One thing know,--and myself,
with all our influence, will stick by you to the
last. am not at liberty TO name names; but
you will be atle by silent watchfulness to dis
cover those concerned, because the amalgama-
ton of the Madisonian with Mis- paper
will be at once attempted to be put in operation
to carry out Mr.. Tylerss administration, and at
tempt to become the administration paper under
Polk, and the copartnership between you and
Mr. Richie broaehed to you by some of your
friends and his therefore give you this infor-
nation that you may not be taken by surprise.
There will be great intrigue going on at Wash
ington this winter.
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HERMITAGE, Feb. %. 1915.

My dear Blair, for the first time, on the 22d
inst. ] was informed that---bad gone to the
city ofWashington to become interested in the
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-03

this sentence Of his future address to Lafayette
Welcome, thrice welcome. to these shores, IT,
lustrious denizen of another world"
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-03

HERMITAGE, December Ia, 1887.
MYDEA SRI ** What must Mr..
Richie now think of the aid he has given to
this party? Will he acknowledge his error, and
hoist his flag in favor of the entire separation of
the government from this corrup! combination
He must do this or join the conservatives, and
90 for u National Bank; there is but one of
these alternatives left him. But ! think Mr..
Richie will now come back, as be did upon the
change of the deposites. We will see
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Your friend, truly.
ANDREW JACKSON,
HERMITAGE, December 81, 1874.

HERMITAGE, December 81, 1874
Ny DEAR Mr.. BLAIR:
But still, my friend, ! fear there are some of
our Democratic friends who are now trying to
bring about partnership Of which wrote you
which shows a want of confidence, or something
worse. BE on your guard--no partnership;
you have the confidence of the great body of
the Democrats, and have no confidence in shift
ing politicians
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-03

ANDREW JACKSON.
To +. P. BLAIR, esq.
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ROYS.-Wsnted 100 Boys to sell Glea-
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&0SREWARD-A Boy named JOHN
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March inst and has since been heard o. HE'S aged
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