Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

his voice. "The fault neither with the plan nor
With, Dickinson. II you want to know, specifically.
why there wasn't a challenge the spot it be-
cause had fixed matters to block just that out
come"
The others looked at him In wondermeut. The
Judge recovered first.
and may ask what induced you to interfere,
Mr. K.l" he asked, with trace OF sharpness.
Certainly. 1t was common sense that's all Sup
pose Dickinson had nared up and they had fought
The whole State would have known that Jackson
was protecting his wfe's name and sentiment would
have been with him. If we're going get rid Of the
man once for all we must destroy his popularity. I
had little talk with Dickinson and convinced him
that he had a bad for himself"
The Insult Recognized.
"1hen what have We been planning and working
for all this time If not that identical situation?
snapped the Captain.
when you strip it bare that Is what we're plan
ming and working for, insult and a challenge" re-
turned Mr. X. calmly. But l take ii you gentlemen
know little OF the art Of confusing the issue We get
Dickinson to spread remarks about Mrs. Jackson be-
cause that's the only thing that will bring the General
into the open. But can't meet him that ground
It's too apparent too barefaced. No. We get Dick
inson to back down Then, after time, we have him
repeat the offence and take that Jackson hears
Of IT, If necessary he must back down again. Mean
ldleS
ting Jackson in a bad light making him appear I'm
the wrong the result OF his quarrelsome hot headed
temperament When his suspicious Of Dickinson are
aroused a point where they can't be Gained he Will
challenge. Wei and good BY that time we win
have every one against him"
That's good SENSE" nodded the Judge. "Can you
compass It on those llnes|
Easily II you win aid me intogcnuy" returned
Mr.. * I'VE can handle Dickinson as we want 10
now" After some further discussion the gathering
broke mp.
within three weeks another story, vague TO
details came 20 the Of Jackson concerning Dick
inson's rambling tongue. Confident though he was
that the young lawyer served merely as a pawn lac
could see no way of meeting the peaccaby. Ills
eyes were open but lac had no choice other than TO
enter the trap His one weakness had been fairly
found and fairly gagged. When &C. was a question
Of protecting the name Of Rachel jackson caution
restraint and political insight counted for nothing.
Fifteen years before one OF the raresL strongest
passions Of history had flower with The mar.
rage Of Andrew Jackson ana Rachel Richards. Tn
Willingly, IN fun belief that her worthless husband
Lewis Robards. had obtained divorce they married
several months before the decree had in fact been
granted, Upon learning the facts they had repeated
the ceremony. This was the Incident which malice
had remembered and nursed the one weapon
capable of wounding great heart.
The loves Of poetry are not more tender deep or
enduring than the love Andrew Jackson bore the
woman who was hs wife. The flame OF Il never
Waycred. TO the rugged, iron wilod soldier and
statesman She ever his "dear saint" enshrined
in an affection which man Of lesser nature could not
have known. lie was better able 10 support any
conceivable personal caumny any blow that fen alone
upon him, Than that breath should turn roughly
against her