New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20

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punishment that would exceed The
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in reply to this General ckson denied that he was
an accuser bpt simply narater Of facts in refer
enee to the disposition of Mr. Clay and his friends as
to the Presidential election, coming from source on
which he had reliance repeated the information
thus derived and then gives the proof OF u demanded
by MI. Clay iii the para Graph: s+SgS %.s
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that liz Should communicate with md ascertain ny
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answer returned has already bes published and need not
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tie ccnaneato Vas madeto r Gas and lis friends Know
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Mr.. Buchanan, thus called out replied in the Ian.
caster Journal and after stating was prompted
in his movements by a rumor " that General jackson
had determined should he be elected President, to
continue Mr.. Adams Secretary of State, " he comes
tothe point put in ISSUE and thus relates the circum
/ stances which brought him with bis proposals to
i General Jackson n s75s r, FL s&51s ~ be- ~ N
Inthe monhof Dessnbsr 1924 short time after the com
y n hat Gen haS dseined
sensible nothing could Be beter
lesed hts chief competitor for the highest Office within his gift
which his political friends engaged contradict this
man. however Worthy he might be- who stood al the head e The
omidsSls lis political 5ens
and still in high exalted in
no Sc hs i
e fa a WoH es ] then
he would appoint Nj Adams his Secretary State. his
h nst probably declare not his intention
have referred friend MI Markley myself
secon Ssl' eon a
office o Of State ss.sa Sincerely ors that a
thus to introduce his but do SO with the less
found its into the connection with this trans
Mr. Markley adverted the which mentioned
and said twas calculated to nre the General He observed
he thought hey wopl4 endsayor in VIII hin
o e sS 5 sea sT Y S s s c
would agree to vote for the latter they knew he had
a 1ss
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mentioned to him that had been thinking either that would
Ems deavof e Ea 5 m f Of tho
report although doubted whether he would hold
ME- Marley ark urged me to do and observed General
Of State and shond say that would Adams might
be Of our to declare his
with the Adams and might fight them with their own wea
ss5g 5 e sa9 4p
MI Clay to the second office in the government should fairly
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te subject tod Lin wished q 4sk him question il rel
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he would excuse me for introducing subject about which
Hs reply cqmpmsntary to myself, and accompanied
@ had s saS lie @ sp
point Mi Adams Secretary Of State case he elected
had eyer nms such a intention he maa par
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try among whom thought Mr. Clay might be included who
ready appoint chief COM Ddts,if night III nave
pPy a sI dna hon eia #
port sOH b RHpy under his
ed nj" ne ] Sd
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haa declared he had not The least objection
hs Would would s no INIT
e were m s v s Ts s OK hf
head that he believed his right hand then knew what his
FsHa sf BE s TsSa
wa Be al per- Sff basy fss o on
sysa best ii IN THE he sontry As 'S ne
had s he M aad ha
= sought 5 to III sa,etion eP asked hin
feet Liberty to % IL sRs psgsqn o
sse nSed and 1s n ali
our since whether personally in the course
jet Prior 70 d III letter NJ Beverly " ' '"'
his to Henry Clay and his risns though so nsf be-
so5Fy to say he did not The whole conversation being upon
LANCASTER Aug. s, 1927. JAMES BUCHANAN
Mr. Marley, the party referred to by Mr.. Buchanan
as the friend of Mr.. Clay states that Mr. Buchanan
to his room he believes but cannot say with GER
tainty the 30th December 1924. He was alone and
repeats what Nh. Buchanan says about his sUlicitude
for General Jackson and the rumors about his making
Mr. Adams his Secretary, and then continued his ac-
| count OF Mr.. Buchanan's conversation, thus
Mr. Buchanan stated That he had written to- or received let
FROM mutual friend of Pennsy vania on The sub.
ect Of the Presidential election and Cabinet and
that he had determined 70 call upon the General himself
cuaon and obtain if he coulda contradiction them Mr..
Buchanan also asked Ind seen Mr. Clay had
conversation with him touching the Presidential election
replied that had seen him him in s House ppt had ha
opportunity 10 have him ms fell
great anxiety that he should with Pennsylvania Mr.
Buchanan replied that no felt anxious for
reasons than he did HIMSELF that important not only fol
the success Of General Jacksos election that Clay soad
with Pennsylvania but account of his Interior political
declaring that lie (r. Bchanar hopes sec Mr.
Clay President OF the United States and flat another
why he should like Mr. Clay Secretary of State
that Mr. Cays views favorable to General acksons
tion he would take opportunity OF talking with Gen Jack
on the subject get Major Eaton to do though
by doing so he would confer particular benefit country
urged me 10 use delay in seeing Mr. Clay told him
would and accordingly called uron Mr. Clay his boarding
house think the evening after This
his lodgings called to him again. but he had som
with him, Ind conversation with him, until th
evening Of the 10Th or lh january prior my leaving Wash
ington for yvaia TO attend the in Momgo
county. The conversation then had with him was of yer,
ments and did not ascertain which of the candidates Mr. Clay
1 would support.
have recollection OF anything being said in the CONVEX
sai0n Mr. Buchanan about the friends Of Mr. CLAY NOV
ing concert Mt election. however distinctly recolec
that both expressed anxious hope that West
separate from Pennsylvania have recollection waeye
of having urged Mr. Il. 70 Gen Jackson. although
Cured i'll the propricty of his suggestions Tint should
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