The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04


iDis 'hie coalition wnh Tyler =, d Calhoun
HrRaIrAGr. xsseb 1915.
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Ter Sl sru.h ms rysI Calhoun novemsl in me oaa
am truly Jour friend
ANDREw JACKSON
From succession Of letter. which received from rim
in TIE months Of March and April, II 10 eTeent wa
constantly ing hs hfuer c- 10 avert me mischief
shat he calico the republican party, ihrss'eD~i
the surr.pter d the Stae Mr.. Polk, and The ipon
Of the Calhoun cIgsn W rtPrsrent his Acn nistrs IN
whole diamans persona engaged in The intrigue tn
CIV. in iull The which appear IN this etter,
and slteI dApt circnAstA0cer, throw light on che
whole ira Dsac'ion-
My DEAR Mr. BIAKIt been quite SICK for sevs's DAYS
my and legs much swollen, ard II reSc oeu
HANDS ard hsd may re that my life erd 10
viii g cone Ny mid since ever ihes1d
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Of biz ne caieaisssd divide instead q anT tbs
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i. vah ngso must have been erDg Z, The s,srst
cSques Tor there such heeo after he ed ws.h
ans mutt have soften he Of biz ear and spoed his
ierse, or be wouio have made suca nent,
csrg down himself surpicons by the OF secretly
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and parucu hatof the 4h rs! orousn fey bs view
be $ hs ysao ss real
ersy that has sustained my administration and Mr. Van
brought his view that uhso entered upon the duties
semecsie editor whels oect was to neat he executive
chair BY me ter Mr. .ahouI he was ne eIeoanye organ
wing caho ranks; that The Globe with Editor
in ssno IN sussnmg ali my measures with ability ard zea-
10Th ns ss Of MT Van ana we hand
second erm-save since The Ooones name was
g him how paper drawn a.Tay son
ing excuse ne give the old substantial Jsck
a. Tni Green nave you .hs
avsys advocated snd SCI forth n ,onr naugura % 5rng
he very ,hre.bod 81 your administration yoa have
pudisted Blair and Ms Globe from beng you. organ.
to reed esMe for le course
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he Gte to proceed as The organ q mis- sdmnstsanon give
his s he suostsnse had hope, he receipt Of
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gulsieni Wins, de,snonl sr y Major Walker q Q;
ss Vastly With debt many
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friend Of e. s. wsler Secretary treasury perfect
s9us hys ss se r,s s m a s
bhchs Wi pos Wen sanshsd with hs Of he
caSns, sapperns and adVisis President
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poleya, he great democratic OsIy dviasd
a 70 T ss s p 'S the
wings rejoicing a. the prospects Of disunon Ia
babe The adcp when the administration entering
ss sn anS
pon fei turns % harm az dsnnn and not one eene
crssn WIN lsIoI;s; seld e .lea sss ioF what ~.
We Ct die your rssd never deserted
Al lar o. justice Is Due o my a@e know you vii sned
II. ak 10 ore ret upon truth and Ieqsrs nothlag
Ird Ssfes your Sesh ard prosvesy and hst = All
oa s s soss ). ever on sss I
'ro1s M he prayer of s;esss spdk
The fret slight glimpse Of the comp elton of the
here fully developed The truverates
had been given immediately after Col Pickens bad sde
Assem- bled afterwards al Nashville sod sd,p ed he
course Of the Ge in regard TO the notification meetings
in South Carolina.
at r.pelled (ssid Mr. Pelk's Nashville organ, Mr..
Eicholsons parer, believe), the charge OF dsunon
against the real democracy with indignation aud
tempt &c. The sitter the of Col. Pick.
ems to South Carolina the notification cutlery
husted. The conedera,es thus united looked upoa it
cemnon interest to quiet the Norths apprehensons
in regard to the dispnitn tendencies Of Mr. Polks
allies Mr. Pich ers successful mission Immediately
allowed BY Mr. Lcders w,hdrawa al from the canvass.
tracti parties for official organ in the interest Of
TIE nudity ing party in the event Of Mr.. Folks election,
the Treasury Of tie United sates the 4h day OF No.
vember 1914 (gns then mAnestiDg the strongest pro-
liability Of Mr. Folks eectior). placed $50 600 in Mr..
Camerons bank, a. village nine mss from Harrisburg,
TO make provision for the purchase Of the press The
men informed Mr. Donelson, by letter tha. he had this
money ~ his disposal and be invited BY the Pres
dent to ava. himself Of 70 purchase me G OF Cd
saw this letter and got his first glimpse Of the par. as
signed Mr.. Cameron.
A. soon ss the new President arrived Washington he
proposed 10 the EDITOR Of the Gse permit Donel
take his place. st the time soliciting him to
support the press by vrrg for it secretly This was re-
opposition 10 Msor Donelsons lencing himself and the
influence be derived from the Generals relationship also
declined the proposal Of enteru the projects Of Mr.
Calhoun, and hessed to avail himself OF the means put
his disposal by Mr.. Cameron. Mr. Richie al
tentative OF Msjor Doneson The latter was doubtless
preferred by Mr.. Calhoun, because he had been asso-
elated with him in breaking up General Jachsons first
Cabinet That the confidential relations still suosisted
which signsy Marked their intercourse In the begin
ming Of General Jacksons this preference
gives full proof 10 further evnced by the fact that
Mr. Calhoun con6ded 70 him the execution Of his last
and mcst important official act-tne midnight mission OF
the Sd Of March to Texas to the United States
The number OF distinguished who called
assist at the birth Of the organ which to establish
the Southern dynaty by placing Col Polk In the shoes
OF Mr. Tyler marks the interest which all the oonfede
rates tok in the subject. Col Pickens Gen. Pillow, Mr..
walker Mr.. Tyler, Mr.. Calhoun, Mr. Rhett, Mr.. Came.
rom Major DonelsoD, Mr.. Richie Gen. Armstrong. xr.
Nicholson, Chen editor of tne Nashville Polk paper
beHeye al ssuYs In General Jscksens letter. having
their share in the travail Mr. Blu shanan it appears
letter on file in The Treasury Department, Was not
allowed to escape his part of the responsibility for
the most eelicsse part Of the operaton-the taking
the $4,000 to establish an organ. Mr.. Tyler
wiling to let Mr. Cameron have the $50 600 out of the
public treasury to make provision for the political