Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-10

ing Andrew jackson Donelson, cannot say one
word to any man. You are taking the medicine
in broken doses, bnt you'd rather take full
dose at once i prefer, if Ihaye to take the
meiicine, to take 1t al at once That is the ,iis
ference If were talking tony friends in TeiO
nesSee would ask them how they took great
many men whom they took the last year. Why,
sir, many oil, them were conceived in Democratic
sin. and brought forth IN political iniquity, and
vet they could swallow them; aud now they say
to me, '-In the name Of Heaven how can you
vote for Buchanan" confess it is difficult, and
I do not disguise it. Ny Old political friends,
by abandoning the Wing party, have forced
the necessity on me Of choosing between evils.
As a freq man make the choiceanti tasc al the
responsibility that attaches fojE
But. sir, 10 return to hlr. buchanan and this
charge of bargain and corruption. ! repeat, I
have examined this question tsithiuly, thor
oughly and honestly. and say here that viii
make tie record oplain, ia my Judgment, that
40 fair man will ever controyert IL. ! repeat,
that if believed he was guilty Of any particle
patton in that calnniny would never, ncyer
support him j have seen 1t said in somp news
paper that the very bones OF the Sage of ASH
land wonld move in their dull, cold resting
place at the idea Of Wings like me voting for
Mr. buchanan. Well, sir, if al that ever was
SAID by andrew 1aeEton Doheisot was contrast
ca win wlla. WA, NJ buchanan sild against Ar.
cay ana Il tue ooes .lo,i eSse - 5ne n'e
Of f'lcilaIlah me !',.l ts
who are ready to elevate 10 power and plnre
ANDREW jackson Dnnnelson. | have the rec
ords here about that bargain, intrigue, and cor
ruptioIt charge.
AE; Ilt{ Noleo lvF NJ 5Aelu.s AZ ~ s9l !ol
I'e r+esiue,.Cf, y -. e
L n pi.oiisilel ~ oTiS
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9een cot.ups 9afgslt. os..s esn Ut ny am
~ a z1ueli NJ - -
inc Rouse OF i',t'resehtas .la nus Wont
ca ooluies1 e!ialtly anu ne AZ .'iice
deraande' an 'nVts'i;lioh' anu Z eol'llussee
was app2intsL lf. lSfelnsr was sll'.liaolesl 20
present his proofs, anu Slf. Alenei Fet'Fs u
bus dark chamber q esi'srly ilfe . u'l; isca-
yi t' anu never 1'telt'te9 y 'i49'Ne s9o' us
eha n i.., ,..c. IL.
But afterwards II was IeiieHeu 2! Heii "IcA
son or an lnttnaton !aac mat Tue narg'lh lisu
oech proposes % MN -
9er oil 1"i'2Ies' su', y VIZ san .uee ~. 4,u-
elaiAn ~ mat iiie4ii,ei "a IT,
n, we Fna'e "'9 may ~
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% maze any eorEnPt "al Sll; a.
thOfiseG ~ Ar. Siay VI us - g..on
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hou III ~! il.'i1 i'io ~ - d IL
poTtan. oooN, written an 1927 q ieN years 'tl1eE
taese tn.aSS transplFso. AUS q! "i'o'H -;l' II
written by one OF tne Iilosl giiseu ana .ale!is-
Ell men OF tais nat9n-sfsorgS y. fTeullce' ot
the Laulsviue SouFi'si Ar. fFs-iIce MAS e'e
con'idenilsl friend Of hT LAY ana ms ologra-
pheT- men the laets were iiesh before t ,i
country, when they were fresh IN me !uonc
mln Wnat ola III. FEetltes ny ~ iis
Phy:-A tning tn"t Is % i've '''eef MT. cily anu
Nr. PreiItice ana AZ az OF US. are consigned %
tne tIial reS'iiis pace Q. our a,ers, " eie SUI
einh reGor9-'ae i'Sto'y Oh ti'e ne anu eii''ue-
ter OF the most lilustFions statesman thateyer
lived. W nat does he say: Let us read ar
Pfenuee says;
Not satisfied WITH the private hnts ana tec-
arahollS, NJ LAY u! !cgnser iSte'i-
JaeHsoh) bnaGy stated, IN n pao-lc letter, tAat
overturcs OF haFgnin haa been Inade 70 nun,
during the lleuugIiey "i t..e preSld stStoi
IN tne Rouse Oh Ittlfsselsit'' hy tet. i'ts'i'lI
OF AR Clay. WITH ans usitai proinptitnde oil
character, Mr. Clay demanded through wEoin
t'lGse oVertures bad Peea ioate- IN raily "sh'
.ia{aiSson gave Up The Fame oil AI. DANES Blcna-
aii- one OF his oTn personal ana i1uilcaI irields-
Mr.: Buchanan, however, was an honorable man.
and hesItated not 10 say PH0liciY that nc ti!t
never made to Ten. JACKSON the oNeit!Tes IN
question. orany ;lat bore the least resemblance
to them.
Sow, II you were trying M Bncflaiian He-
fore a'l impartial tst9una / ask you would you
not hold that TO be testimony, nj least PrtAa't
faete Here Is MI. Prenoce, an e'lil;ieht man,
4 man Of superior talents the warm personal
and political friend OF Dir Clay, MS noSrapner,
who, few years after the transaction, says sir
Buchanan, like an honp7:blc mat Us he was,
came oatpromPtly and detied the whole thing.
Yet you tell me ought not to vote Tor alr. B'i-
ciianan because of tue charge OF bargain
ani.lot done, sir, with TINS charge. Al
low Tue 10 read You u letter, dated ieancaSte
August 2Tth, 1895, only two years alter THIS
charge
My Dl:tE Sm-Eonrs OF the 9Th inst. came
10 hand last night. The one.by Mr. ~ | receiy-
ed few days SINCE by private hand, from tue
county of HArlan y tn yourlctter OF the atil
Mr. Bnchanans Response TO the hero was re-
ceived. This answer Is vel put together: AS
they say IN Connecticut, there Is a great deal OF
good reading in Bucks reply. 1t IS lnoiestand
gentecl, yet strong and eoaet'tsirh anu truly
filiys,ftd with tfA which - has