The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-02
HKRMIrAak, February %, 1916.

end to IT, as know nothing could be SO injurious Colonel
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asr. is any truth N th,: r,n,or guarded Colonel pos
Tide harm few subscribers may Withdraw. butt viii
4: ale. 1asyn fas. i would place Colonel Polk
Your friend, sincerely,
HERMITAGE, Jan. q, 1886
MY DEAR Mr.. BLAZE:
about to take the Texas question. 1t will give the SUBJ
ject success and wl.whisa have greatly :, hearLrs
he deservedy possessed Say to the Colonel from
s s s ss only sSd
and he will be hailed the whole Union the flag
bearer Of Texas into the Union D, N atso Acrson
HERMITAGE April T. 1916.
NY DEAR Mr. BLAIR Your letters OF the 18th and 9th
are received and now before me- and the promised letter
from my friend Polk handed me last evening by e-
lendy letter Colonel Polk, bringing his view the d
leln,a into which he has got by bad advice, and
sured him OF your uniform declarations OF your
m support and Of the destruction of the democratic party
you do something violate that confidence which The de-
y re IN YS mol as Soa paeeq ,b @ o
gan, that mine and Mr.. Van Burens whose admins
those great funds principle. you and he have
continued support, and have told him frankly ha, you
viii degrade yourself your paper by submitting
the proposed very sick exhausted by writing
TO Polk and will write you again soon can only add
that, although my letter Colonel Polk is both friendly
and frank, have done justice you, and hope he viii
say at once TO with my organ, have been
the organ Of Jackson and Van Buren Should he not,
have told him his fate. divided democracy and all the
political cques looking 10 the succession viii annoy and
ton by folly and jealousy Lost would wish yon to inform
ho. Mash o 81 h f Po ns ss a9y are
divisions in New York and Pennsy will destroy him
May God bless and yours is the prayer of every nd
ANDREW JACKSON.
HERMITAGE, April 7, lS45 =
My Mn. Yours of Both of March just
received, and confidential letters OF the -aand -,
TO our mutual friend -, submitted TO my view from
instant, and hopes that my views wond open his
his interests and union Of the democratic parry
But from letters before me- suppose my letter 10 tie
President will not prevent that evil him and the demo
cratic party that have used my voice prevent am
with care and much interest, knew YOU would never de-
grade yourself by dividing the editorial chair with any
abandon your democratic principles You cannot under
existing circumstances do anything to character
classes Of tho but by .esg out your paper
When SELL have good security for the consideration
and you know Cameron, who boasts that he has $4,000
invest In newspaper view him both bankrupt 10
politics and property, and be trusted by any
any way by anybody Under all existing ccu
Isay you Sell. and when do, look spill, in the
democratic ranks which will sorely regret, which
might have been so easily avoided am very sok-must
close.
With all the kind wishes of the tenants the Hermitage
and my prayers Tor your prosperity and remain
FRANCIS Z. BLAIR, esq.
HKRaITAeK, April 9, 1916.
NY Ma. BLAIR have been quite sick for several
days my feet and legs much swollen. and II has reached
my hands and abdomen and II may be that life ends in
have failed check it, BE am fully prepared
to say the Lords will be done My mind since ever heard
OF the attitude the President had assumed with you ed
met wish-my mind ha. been troubled; and It not
by the President than any Of hsfe and calculs
ted to divide instead OF uniting the democracy, which
very threshold OF his when
everything appeared well for to him,
adm nistrnon The President here, before he
Washington, have been listening the
of some political cques, such as - or - oques II
some OF the secret friends Of some OF the a,pran,s must
gotten hold Of his and spoiled his sense.
he would have made such nnc acd
for and well calculated to the democracy by calling
down himself suspicious by the of secretly favor
INK some OF the political cques who looking to the
succession for lavorite. have in my confidential
letters, and particularly that OF the 9th instant, brought
fully his view, pain common way his stu
alton and ask him at last how he Justify his
youto the real democracy that sustained my ndmnistra
brought Wow, that when entered upon the duties
Of the administration ofthe government pnh Green was The
char by me Tor Mr.. -; he the executive organ
nn found he was doing my sdmi IN ,n injury and
editor, took DAFT Green's place that you and Colonel
Polk hand and hand in sustaining all my measures
with ability and zea-both advocated the election of M.
Van Barren and went hand and hand In sustaining his ad
mnisration-unitcd in his support Tor second ermhaye
ever since the Coiones name announced the
OF the Baltimore Convention, you have given him
support, and have iuy explained him how
your paper hs been drawn astrsY from your naued
views the Texas question. then conclude by asking
him what excuse he give the Old substantial
and Van Buren, democrats for letting and yoor pa
go on as his organ until IN some fault nnd them
~ did Don Green, YOU ask, have Won the
Cuonc) new principles other than those you have al
ways advocated and set ortn IN your inaugural 70 bring
that at the threshold OF your administration You have
repudated Blair and his Globe from being your orgnu.
this be the tereirse entirely lost -
conjecture good for unacconnabe course
Mr. Blair, aud wind up, telling him there u but afe
course pursuercview his course send or you aud d.