The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-19
and the bride was Mary Dewes. -
Thus had his life been dark and
bright in a remarkable degree,
DTsTlNGUEsHnD PERSONS HAVE
KNOWN. ANDREW JACKSON

General Jackson, too, was tall and
thin and often suffering, but not even
q child could mistake the strong, self
centred, steady nature that marked
his thin resolute. face, The very
qualities in me which tried Mi. Ran
dolph, made me favorito with the
President; and he liked my father to
bring me with him on many occasions
when they consulted together. He
liked to have me near him where his
hand could rest on my head, and
smooth my ourls, as my father had
seen it years before, smoothing and
drying the fleece Of q sheep-a sheep
which he had brought in to please a
child who cried because its pet was
out in the rain. s9 pRit at9l sai1i .
It was when regiments were form-
ing for the war 1916, and General
Jackson had his many enemies who
objected to his having tho command
Of ono. After the way Of that time
he had fought many duels chiefly for
his Observation-Disclosures offensive and
defensive we're then thought as right
and necessary between individuals as
among nations.
| Going one rainy night tor show
General Jackson an address he had
written in regard 10 this regiment,
my father found this dreaded duelist
with a little boy and q sheep between
his knees dividing his cares between
the two. ig an
The eighth Of January ended the
discussions of his fitness, bnt not The
harassments given him by old enc
mics. Among cares he Ind to bear
Was the having charged to his private
account all the expense Of bringing
home that same regiment, without
waiting consent to his request to re-
move them from New Orleans before
theooning hot weather caused illness.
This, with other such causes. nearly
swamped all General Jacsaon's prl-
vate means, og.ts sa.as.a Xxx /,
~ II ,1,;.,,,4A,, ord
ence even tllen ~ w. ,'5iii ;s Nh
was authorized, and SO lifted IRON
! General jackson, 9a qtot .a
| "At the very noaE l!g,L 4, / VIZ ,5.sy - ~ ~
father tell } eat eight o'clock, whor
| 7 was sending of This notification 81
release from dePt, ny 9IogAeE i |a, l,9,
earned lh 9 p1inlIl3ey ls 4 lnl4nH ~ h lit, x,
streets ot Aasnylll9, Wounqoe % 9-sis4,1 ~ -
leg by GenefaI JacAson' l, 'iill ....1 ril''v ~
for his own pq0 TOT q liIona : elr u"b!o, b:i
| terminated ms BUSINESS ;, H. ,-E,,9 W.
and sent MN z cilaliolls9i II i555. jq5 Il.
ed to acceP5 IL 4Ioi Hio, , tifi' sfrl mi. r.
cd ne would hoV 1elv iiio' ls', rl,,, L.,gs'
notified INN TO go allAe4' 10y .t 49, I,;,.,
attaeF nm '1 wherever aa M EJon{agn, i5
"lilen N,Is 49, 1;,a .'iil u, saglo ~ "A
and Capuleg pusl{9s2 s! Sl!o iit'sSto y lf5 y
for ~ spread TO nc HIM, aIleAus a ,5va g,'olt !
and one result Eaa glaI Y ,.,, lns H. WI.
party followed the1 u oo''Gils' II ,lao o'sr,s
son INTO the chleI IN "a wy yti9 'tsUo ,,1,
ana IN lhe nIili iliol W. Il t25, 1SeI, ,;5i II,
balls HoI4oel''ttt iits', VIZ liiiis1
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years alteI pI.o' wv aio,.,.o,t lil'lta n eT
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