The new North-west., 1891-01-16

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With by Lis friend Col Oyerton went to
another piace to board, MIA ceased hs viz
its the Widow pouadson,s. Word was
received that Capt, Enpartis WAS coming
ns:'tin and Mrs. Ituhnr,is at once announced
her intention df going to SatchcA with one
Col! stark, who v,:tS t0 rtin a boat thithcr
Then Jackson male lIis great mistake
lie Went with them t1n lndinus were
threatening. = il Va" reason usually given.
In May in. returned III ,{n!y, !7Al. SAYS
Overtpn, hey hst,al that capt Roi1r,!s
had procured q divorce EGeG Jackson
went tp NnicrH and married RACHEL
Capt. lt9Aards did not get his case before
the jurH till the sunlm@rtern of the Mer-
Ger county tky-l court iii 1888. The divorce
is un record i7 of Aug: q, l.G3, about two
years after Jackson, I,,arriage in Natcilcz
The rest is known. The second marriage
of Jackson aud Rachel RUbarIs took place
in lt9i, aud wtts At least legal .@
Out Uf this marriage grew the killing of
Dickinson. Thr story has often been told
jackson was always sensitive about his
marriage, y sighting reference tn Mrs
Jackson WIS. say, Parton, -.tu Jackson
like the sin against the Holy Ghost--un-
RSr%g4i9e ,s 9,5,. Dchini2n } S2oke k th E9rA
The shocking details The street ngh, with
Liz ipEtLt4tS W rs sang sLIItiS enough. DltG
is much relieved by it's luGicrous features.
joel Benton i.atel Jackson with frantic
intensity till tnt last of his life, bat
Thomas II tecatne ms warm ,ulmirer and
supporter. While !}ant0ss was in the sem
ate and Jackson in the WAits 'Iouse the
latter had the formers pistol bullet ,.;,t
ont Of his arm, "hcra it had laia 50 maur
years, and the Wli-s wits suggested thai
he have it set and present it tn Senator
Benton rs ii souvenir.
Rachel Jackson faded young. Her in
dignant husband declared that the Wing
slanterers were numbering her, and hated
them more 1erGely than ever She was
very domestic in her tastes, and Jackson
was devoted la her Ia the last No tongue
can tell what she suffered! in the villainous
campaign Of 1928 In these days we war
not on woman. In the good Old times z
which some folks isnorantly praise, no.
body WAS spared. She passed hours at II
time in alternate tears and prayers during
the absence of her husband On the l1th
of December she fell with a horrible shrek
in the commissions Of breast pang." After
sixty hours Of such agony as is rarely On
dured she sank into exhaustion, dying on
the I'D
Andrew Jackson was never the same
man asaln. He rrSoluteIy reformed his
language, and except On II few rare occa-
sions never used an oath, Her remains lie
beside his IN that tomb which he designed
mt the hermitage. His career as president
was no doubt made more bitter by rcmenl-
br;lncc of what she had suffered, and after
his retirement, when he united with the
Presbyterian church, his supreme idea af
heaven wHs that he woGld certainly "End
Rachel there
1t is curious fact that some of the acts
for which President Jackson was most
vehementiy attacked are now approved by
economists Of all schools. His instructive
dread of paper money, us it then was, was
scientifically correct, thoughhc went about
his reform in u somewhat hc;ld!onY way.
The independent treasury is now SO much
matter of course that few people realize
the old situltion-when the government
depended on II bank for its fiscal trans
actions. But Andrew Jackson's greatest
achievement was the making of popular
suffrage in the United States II living,
practical fact lie broke the record He
overturned the Virginia dynasty" and
swept away the rule of easy succession
In short he was distinctively and emphatic
ally the Peoples President,
J. II. BEADLE