Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-29
Tribute Of Respect.

sSuTHvTLLE, Tenn. August %, 1853.
AtmeOng Of tie members Of the tarat this place, WIN
CROWLEY was called to the chair and B. R. FOSTER appointed
Secretaryafer which The following resolutions were introduced
by W B. sTEALET
ue That the members Of This lar feel with deep sen
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doaI Circuit.
Resre That cherish the highest respect for profess
81 te esas lo NE purity ana upghness Of
t. him Is 4 man So
besogea That we shall always remember with aseetcnate
regard the kindness aud courtesy which ne always eviucc
wards the members Of the bar that patience and forheaTance
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Aesgsts 1el COPY o. me FEooeedhs o. TINS meeting be
forwarded to the editors Of the UNION AND ANEIcr Pqbie
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and the meeting adjourned s5ge 5ie ..aH
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r. 7. h. FOSTER, Secretary.
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0- 'A'A'O = 'i.'iNl 'Honie'-ine siiNe We reP1D
shed an extract from letter from COL BRAXToN DAVENPORT to
Donion the birtI lscs NJ Gen J,rvsoS The rsasons t,r he
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e'ng zen was Ngnian ~ Fth' we're II must be
confessed, not convincing at least such might naturally in
cline Virgnian 70 opinion expressed Col
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DANNrOI NE nave Col DANENFoAI Is honest ID ms
conviction that Gen. JACKSON was born in Virginia and he was
lss5 into tbjs teIi,F NV the very natural train f
'lal e'llenoe uetleu l9 NM
generally received opinion Gen. JACKSON was born
IN sus "1AnA '-l-A, A AAlO7 '' Jun = aO'ila'
ande Lancaster Ledger IL reply to the letter Of Col Dawes
PORT furnishes evidence which establishes this fact beyond cues
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on' A"e e"y say 'le i4IlL' u Osn SASASoNs O0os an
n was unknown to iame and consequently history gives Us
J.cvso, have ,,ssza5 avra and tteref,ra IL 20 -
1855 nov i9 81 ~ , ' a. - 40 'saoi0 " UilHs
living witnesses upon the stand toesbish his birth place Yet
Il Is altogether possible in this instance 20 establish beyoDd
doubt that Gen JACKSON was born in the Waxb,ve The ~
V'I AsH t 1900. g.-.r.r
The family o. Jaeson was Scotch and engrae at an early
period to the North Of Ireland Andrew jackson, the father
Gen Jackson with his sons Hugh and Robert, left Ireland
ed In Charleston in 165, and removed to the WaxhaWs
4dC Major Robert Crawford with Crawford
Family with him, and likewise settled in the
Andrew jackson died shortly after his arrival In this country and
just before the birth OF his Andrew The latter
the 18th day OF March, 100.
The Jacsons in INDECENT Circumstances; Major Caw.
lord Neat4 i was through the marriage OF one Of his
brothers with the sister AbdreE acksons (Sr wife somewhat
family connection, and the firm and undertaking
the Jacksons From the best Information gather
mother Of General jackson had left the place where her
living place belonging 70 Major Crawford, and
his place Of residence In short time after that
the birth OF took her to his own mouse,
and j. was her home Until her death
Major Crawford took good OF his proege and repaid
by Mai anecon hat aiea oay when me oa nero himself ceased
TO exist The descendants OF Major Crawford numerous, and
enc g@on o. e iA Y, q 70 ne a paos o. saeGson' G
son now living in this districtsome Of them second cousins
and the tradition among them that Gen. Jackson born in
5iret ana i conrSs, ,o ;f Is I'M bSI An
from parents 10 their children There are men and women now
here, and many OF eih who have eonyered with Of
Soul Et s ~ i1 ~ g IIn ~ zen sekson
some years ago their testimony to the fact that their dnFued
knsnan born in the Waaws All the abovec be verified
necessary % men anu women among us Of unquesuonei car
This is sufficient we think to reut the claim Of Col Daven