New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02
A VOICE FRosl TIE HERMITAGE.

pesd what that s,erns)d Roman, Andrew Jackson,
aid ~ ,he men whomkn prophetic vison he saw lis.
ina, 10 destroy the UpioS of the States On the lst Of
Nav 1888 Andrew JAZZ son, then holding the highest
pn5lic trust in the gift 3 our country, wrote private
latter 10 his friend the kiey A. j. Crav ford Of GeOr-
via which letter is, in E,rt, az follows;
az have had laboijk tack here, but notification
=; 5co6 and It's actOntk aud cOurtieTs viii be remcm
bered bv the people PLY 10 DO eXecrated for their
wicked designs TO seyFr and destroy he only good
Government on the glOk aud that prosperity and hap
pipess we enjoy over e,s ~ other portion OF the world
Uo,3at's gGii1rs OugI 10 be fhe fate Of al such am
billions men wlo voul involve orr country in civil
war and all the eyils inn tro that they might reign
and ride on its whifw d. and CireCt the storm. The
free peon!e Of these ktel States have spoken and
UNSIGNED these wich,s delnagOgues TO their proper
doom T,gfe care Of ss,r nrhfeie-yOu have them
among Won, Let tlek meet the indignant frowns Of
every man irtO iOres b 4 country.
.ina tariF II il vel known, was a mere pretext."
then gives the PROP OF this afforded by the recent
course of Calhoun ant il tools in Congress. on the
new tariff bill. whicls they voted for although 1t
greatly increased the futies on coarse vOCeEs and
SIer articles consume sby the South and closes with
these words:J " IHGEfGre, tie tor,B ,r0s only the
,ysteri and ID suNroNk I'd a SyUTHTBN CONTEDERACY
,Le real oIieel. IRE ksXT PEErEAT WILL re IHE
NEcEo or SLAVERY QsEsrIoN!
On lie 7th OF June Sl3, the same hand which, ten
years previously, badi written that letter TO the Rev.
Mr.. Crawford wrote INST will and testament which
do unfiit -, IN dit ~ koi"hh'
Ia the name OF To, amen /, Andrew Jackson,
Sen, being of sound iynd, memory. ard understan-
ding do NAL publish, Ordain, aud declare
this nv last will and tk' 1uncnt
. Fist, l bcqueatbfIy hody to the dust, whence IL
comes AID nv soul ID God who gave 1t, hoping for
harry immortality though the atOniug merits of our
Lord Jesus Christ, Saw ur of the world.
seventh / baque Sh 10 NV well-jelOved nephew,
Andrew j. DenelsOn ! son Of Samuel D0nelson, de-
ceased the elegant sw presented 10 by the State
of Tennessee, ruth ~ htHcttOH that he fail not 10
use il. when uecessaf IN support and protection Of
our glorious Union n Tor the protection Of the con-
siitut.Onal nights OF beloved country, should they
be 0ssailed BY foreign kemieE or domestic traitor'
Eighth. 10 my granddaughter, Andrew jackson
Coffee, bequeath the egint sword presented to NE
by the Rife Company = New-O Orleans, commanded by
Csptsip Beal as a tsmento Of my regard, aud 10
bng bis recollcctik the gallant services Of his de-
ceased father, General EOhn Coffee, in the late Indian
and British wars, uuCk my command, and lis gallant
conduct in tire defenh OF New-OreaIs in lSl4-lj,
Wh This iBHHrti0n 81 he WELD 1t in protection Of
the rights secured 10 the American citizen under our
glorious Constitution aiDst foreign foes or c0D estc
traitors.
Il beoueSthtO my kloved grandson, Andrew Jack
son, Of Andrew kson, Jr., and :. rah his wife,
She sword presented fIe by The citizens Of Phladei
phia ruth HS sHaack 10 that he always use il in de-
fence Of toe C1nstitu ~ ard our glorious uiCn aud
Che peGpetuHtiin Of OK republican systcin."
Can IennesseeaH zen a rebel read these solemn
Dlncti0ns wilout S'ush OF shame for his degenerate
Is a'e1