Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 19, Number 4, Vincennes, Knox County, 1 March 1828 — Page 1

STERN SUN & GENERAL " ABYEilTlSEKo BY Kl.lllU STOUT. VICKINNNfcS, (IMJ.) KAl'lillDAY AlAliiJ 11 I, 1838. Vol. i 9. No. 4.

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said: well, general, you have made us a pie sident. -iie answered, yes

ams, gcncial Jackson vvou d not ha.e oeina candidate lor le cite n u in my opinion, anei Mr Clay wouid have b.cr, his .ucccsso' . Mr. '1 limbic replied, u you are imsuktn;

! Hi at, although i;tn Jack so,, mig.it hot wish to

eivc a second term, jet Ins mentis wmi.u

Do you tnink the people ol Kentucky will

be pleased with your vote I

1 think they will when they hear my

Vh it arc your icasons, sir t

Why, we could not possioiy tret Mr. Cia have impressed tiie necessity ol fits l!i ction ; in the cabinet without voting for and electing . thai the good of I. is comply (pined it ; lot Mr. Adams, and we could not do without it is nccessuiy a piesidem sh aiul be elected Mr. Clay's talents. i a second lei in to fi.l offices a i Ji nto it iends, oi I told him 1 thought very highly of Mr.: to place his li.cnds w oth c." Clav , but I supposed thet c were a good many 1 he fmegoing is uostantia' 'y what 1 equally qualified in the United States, and we ; should have depnud to, had 1 tutu svtoin.becould do without him il he were dead But, , lore the senate ; but I leinct, that ihe ex

general, did not general Jack cn go into con- 1 liemely illiberal obciva'iens made use ot by

Market Price for subscriptions if delivered pgress with htteen moie votes than any other : honorable members ol the : mic, hav e impo

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caooiiia'c : 1 es.

Swum to bclorc me, a Justice oi the Peaco for Fiar.kdn county, this 9th day of Ftbttu r, 4823. II WING ATE, J. P. p ::-c-oo:: From, the lndiur,ufiolit Journal. The following remaiks by Mi. K ad. wero elicited by d very warm and animated de bate upon ihe location ol the Michigan road in the house ol representative) and aio ublished at the request of seveial cn tie men who were present. Mr Read ot D Sc M rose, and inquired

whethei he unciersto u the cbaiiman to &ay. j that gentlemen must confine themsclvis in

within the year. Advkiitisemnts not exceeding thirteen lines, will be inserted three limes for one dollar, and twen'y jive cents for each after insertion longer ones in the same proportion. jPerson.i sending Advertisements, must specify the number of times they wish them inserted, or they .vi'.l be continue d until oulered out, and must be paid for accordingly.

And besides, did hot the Kentucky legisla

j discussing ibis amendment, to the particular I Point named The rluinnari unlnrl. ili.n hn

u... ,,.,.,. iumv u. ii ig ai; v mi1 j, ii i ' hail in the outset .em. .keel, lhat he hoottl

turc inform you thai a majot ily of the people am i especifuliy , your olnoiiot sirant

of the staoe wi-dicd you, it they could not get M ii.AUIUM

this subject which nay goto the public. 1 ,emIeIT) n WllU(, contjIlC lIlcai.Clics lo lho

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THE I.V'E 6' TIGjI 770 A. The following is the conclusion of the pro ceediugs of the senate of Kentucky, on the subject of u The Bargain," which we copy from the Argus of the 13th Februaiy. Tuesday, ffb. 5. Mr Wic .-,'ijft- offered a resolution rescinding the rule o the senate requiring two thirds to concur in dispensing with the otders of the d .y The motion was opposed by Messrs. Daviess, P fie Dud ley, on the ground that it was intended to operate on toe special case beloie ihe senate, and that all such legislation is improper. The hour of 12 o'clock having artived, the speaker called up the orders oi the day The resolutions in relation to Internal Improvements and the administration were first in the orders, were consi epientiy taken up Jtr Daviess moved to admit and examine certain witnesses now in attendance. Some discussion took place on this subject, in which it was insisted that the inquiry ought tube brought to an end because the session is approaching to its close, and if is proper

that the legislature should express its opinion

upon the subjects invol

ment. It was trencrallv

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anrunation oi witnesses snou u close on tins unui i rimme

day, unless testimony should be int'oduci tl on the administration side, when rebir.ting e vidence might be introduced. J. S. lldl of Bourbon, stated, that in 1825 onthe4ih or fifth of January, he went intn

J question; und hestiil wished them to do so : litlt n 4 tllf'ir- li'.ill lit r i I r I pnl i.i.inln . t

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'u, v-ll,r t.aujiuuiwi-i. nu... -j o .u ,.i j .mt,, , o.j. ,,tl. ai.t 11.11(1, ;,litiw!t fii rlisr.,...n i,.,!...o--

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He answer?;!, he thought he knew a? v.Hl j as the lesMsb.ture, as he left Kentucky some

(lavs alter the legislatut e had convent d. i i.av! 1

lint, general, vf)it could not know as well ; into the si, as they, as they were immediately ftom every ; mc, yj,l n, county in the state. j linns pas.ed . Let it be as it may. I did as I pleased ; and ! giess to n v

senator hnin 1. ankiin and ow cn cutn.no, j c(, Ulc same plivi(Ut.b uotlid now be al-

w. ,a..v., u,..-!, ....sui u,e .mmiug; l(Wt:l AllCt Which Mr Rcatl plOCCtdtd state:ncnt uio:i the 11 m- ol. the senate. ! a v ' : .

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passion ot lumbers ot tl is committee, 1 tiust

lUaty, 1 f-io, V i . 15.

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e.,muei,sea!cii n n.v'i. mar U l luy ui,lolso fj. ,()SC o lhc u.uv .pniri-iuntiieitMnu tt.rtst ot ,lc as . . .

:ieM,ng m.rmembe.s in com w,,.c, i ,,,,,, aUie as a suil,.bc tcrn,inali(,n

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I have another r-:'.on. What is that, gcneial ?

We tu'k-lH liave been all t!ic H

nn-l lisen witln ut making a p;e;;idciit ala.l, without we elected Mr. Adam-.. So much the better, I said, for thin uc would have Mr. Calhoun to administer the government, and I wouid much rather, and 1

believe the people of Kentucky, would mlhei

of the United St;;Us.

I J jcU.cnaK pte.n.Lnt f)f this toad by way ol amendment lo tht 2d v.r. Ii di-sMedihi.il section ol the hill in.H, t rnii.lr, :uin Th

; would w ute IctJrrs Ming the memh;;: s point , a!lj(le to. sir, is Mount Veinon. It

pne eng lgc.'i ; a:i j. partu u.ariy u. v one h oni this Uiiii let, u i

lo coi'.u :l w

d e s i i e .

sons theiemt

ill be ICColieru tl that hv n lnt ti-rtv .iiK

i ''. v,!av and o(c as mstr'it in,. !.. ..v.io.;.. m; : i t. .i-

( . , '" "'""iiiuiiiH vs. .'ji.iuii iiiwcen ii uiiiiiS)

Mr.

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one sect ton oi land w as di.Uatt d for cvrrv nil

pc-o'.d surpiised U,is i Dad slnail.l i m. Ii-t.m IL- li,i,iM

ha! snou.d raise any ol -y. etions. pjriicul; r- : b,,IIIC to!il cnicnt pii), on t(e ()iio ivc ly I was opposed to the .cs.lmi-. lie j hcn vir, ie poi, which j pro.J(.sc wi , ivQ sam mat a nnm' er td mc moo - i hth houses , tlc slatc ahmil r.r,v sorl:iin tA ir,t.

have him at the helm ol government than Mr.; who voted lor the rcsobumns, h,ri w itten ' tyMl anv olher ulch ,)QS )cl bccn namedI refer you to Mr. Jonn Miller ol Nicholas ; p-.i;p lety. Uo said, i; Sir. ;,iie couhi be i ic. oi:t

county, as he told mc he f etcalfe j gave bun i i;ou' el :( v u- lot Mr Avlams, he ummd oi?

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inc c.j same icwuiis iu ... - ive.ue.sy, ano wUn n u, , U U , oute, cast ? dai k and g.oomy shade over

jan'N ! I ,,l,rluu: ' ,a!ts wl,,c,! uruMl the routes of otf.ers, as some men bers ol this

a 'vcm:)er fifu J7. eiec.i n;m, m w nivu

3fr. 1$ re nnini ? Sir I am, and have bu j !ain Hie appointment

t a'll l I 4. ill II . 4 ,

along time, in a Dad state ol heaitn. I r e i torn nup,.; co aow mat i.u t au been ascer j on my favorite line; reg.ettingat the same this belore my departure down lo i atcne, i tame -d Ihs nn,ir was that letters had time, that if it stood at a 11 in need ol an advoas I think it mav be good lor my health tojbrcn i eccm d 1 1 om gent Un.cn .d m.d. ubu d c te it had not a more able one than myself travel. You may pubis!; tins .1 vou t h,nk , v et aetly at W nu;;;o, c ,tj , com aining mm U , I going ft on. Indianapolis (Elicit is made

proper. 1 am voui s, cce. Jlu ulha. : uno mauon, inai i m'.-iit i c v v. it li enh i a imn.t t

I will not, sir, in eulogising this contemplad toute, cast : dai k and gioomy shade over . ...

, , . : mi, ionics oi ot''ers,as some mi n. bers of this :aso A..-. ! ay uoutdub- ; committee have done. Hut I will, in a brief, oi secret..' y ol state. , piait. and roi gh manner, make a lew temaiks

point by the tieaty)io Mount Veinon you

mid express Us opinion 'dence n that sutemei t. I n.;id that al- j have scarcely trawlkd IC miles when Jou Ived belore us adjourn- Sra'cvcnt We. do eerti! v. tl--at some time ; though I was op;:o-ed to t!-.e rrs , uimr. I anive p.t Port Royal ; here, sir, is alrtady a y acceded, that the ex- , pre jou - to the p; esi:U nua! cU-ciu-m, ac hatd- ho doula tin. con aiued the tiuth. at tl heautilul spot, wi'll s'iiua.d lor a consideras shou .1 close on this I) n id Trimbie sav. io .. speech o: i !u" com theMore c. u.tl not save:.,;, w ii d to .ndt.r!- 1 m., :.. i. a , , . . e

i!0!i!-C sti'I'S :!l l;!vo.i:r' Johtl Avl HI !. War. l'lC iliv

covet nmenl in his

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Mississippi, ilse w v: count rv, i- mess of v. always com-idorcd ao apo he had ahvavs Ijeen h- -that wo never will !:ave

the eastern people, unto we get a wesitin; president; tint we now have a chance in the : west ; for we have two candidates for the pt e- i iidency ; and lhat he tiamglit Hem v Civ was i he strongest; and if couhl not get him.i we hae another chance in the west, to wi; ;

genei al Jackson We believe the

ale

Washington City, in the evening, and was in! want d to l.iter aws.y iio- i

company with gen. Metcalfe, and asked hitn for information relative to the presidential e lection i He said he knew little more than when he first a rived, or than witness; that the friends of Jackson would con e to us, and say, we hear you are going to vote for Mi. Adams ; and the friends of Adams would come to us and saw wc understand you are going to vote for Jackson ; St so the friends of Crawford; that we stand uncommitted, h wc must know something about how the cabinet is to be filled. He h ft the chy o:i the 8th in the evening, and had not ascertained before be left there, how the Kentucky dele gation would vo'c. While at the city, Fr Johnson said in his presence, he had received a parcel or letters from home ; he was -ask-d what was the news i He replied, hey say

"stick to Old Hickory irive us a w estei n j Mjt ('ran IVdiiams,

president whatevr vou do." D ict .4 IT. Hills) of IJ ?u -ben county, stated, that at Shumate's ta crn in Millersbing. in the spring of 1825, in company with see ral persons, gen Metcalfe, upon being asked by witness, denied and disclaimed that there was any bargain, sale or conuption in the presidential election, but did not doubt tlsal there was a great deal of log rolling amongst the friends of all the candidates. Propositi

otis he said, might hive hi en male in a jocu

a . i m i o i i ! i:i ei; ; ; i at i i e : Udei .nhi'. ;

to t e va s ; in. ; ial chance with

'iv !,; s w is-. I i i ( ( e i : I i" i ' .' ! : 1 1 1 V ( j J t

uotd to m'"ice;ble town, on a high bluff

And I look for-

oe s oi o.!.;:.e,s too -.p -.c o.cr ; waul t the most inte. cstingly hart glowing u.-t'.;. pw,;,vu;!,!t.aiiMtiI, l"! ji f : anticipation to the tin.e, not far distant nei- .: .'..u u. d ; Mv. Adatr.s. v l-on: .ticr, hin this place, in a commcicial atti-

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io:, stamp, , iuile, will not be rxrtlled bv anv citv in the

hn waKl :m cue j u can i n countiy. r.fimthis place, travcllinr; v a . u.y oj p.w m. j thtough a leni'e count. y, ab'.ut the same dia y u anil si:d to- i t;,iii'. v it. iP'u I, ii., n,... ; r m..

an-;;

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ioed. t.j, V. li.e.ii . . lis ic ..' U ! he theinust en.i- eoi t :e :. hiul e t 'he in.:; ckctiv n.

:;t: ct to (i

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a o. Uei li i-m Ji sr.c Sftrn w r.v, Ivrj

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wot ds :?:cnrrf R Ler, 7ir;!en 7 ay lor,

' Miouhl I tmsuile ; and Uete. Air. Cl.aii m m. t hP tm.

in 1 u li lie then i vrllcr c ;.. .!.,, , r? c;n.

J in VUllll uni - I ' v l, i u 1.1 1 1 1 J I 1 1 I' l) wl i!c t!,c s)ui:d ol tht ar.vil Sc axe nun, with the rattling o! dras, s'un his ea-s. One miie It n. Ma. 'i"s illi , nm cns !io west fork ot VYhic li'ei ; i y(c Jem f.;id, ... i ..... i i .

ohi uiways mniaoe in iit.i w,t i ; -jo." - tcn-

-1 c- v - sir.

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I !u.vc h e;-.d Mr H u id I .iud;ic say, it .y ni esei.ts h, i sell u, m d .A

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i was liseeiiri -wi uiai ll Jonn Adams was c- ht wi.de, cd tt aieile-, .olli, g h,-r tabu u d siive to ie tltc sum ?!.d ! b.cted ji vs;dctd, he would appoint lkiia ,,.nt u-n,., .. ...

v i .7 i v u i i tin I'll j m I'll I til irp

ip Her ,sii, altci i utntvi-.i nhoot VI

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.esr.mg at tin band the sen uc, 'Jalcd ; dp.g y.an course d. wo ih .. Iv allc lung lom.iy, k l eo 5lh, 18-'8. ,lai meatuh ri, g!y map slk d.r,.rrta :,.vc hul M r D.uid I umbie say, a iy pi-5ei,ts Ik I sell m the i ai M,t d iew

lent waters lowaids ih.- !.,:,

3 3iWlw'U, i ll'H IIIV ll "i. oeieup oi fltcii itltll 1I3W 'il'VtU li pi fi I I f f

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1 (j it clla cr wi 5 0 n , J; fixe ,V ''", Col. John 'Tavlor,

ail pi nbabihty, if genesal J,.i ks w

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u ne w.jtiiu not. At the same tn;e, Al r. ( lk ,., ,.,..,.. . r..,.'

u:i!)e stap d, that the rep. cu-mativc, p v. 1 rm. .;,,.. i.Pu .t. 1.,:. .: ,'

, - " 'n 111113 uiai i'iiiu in hi inn 1 1 lai'r uic tht, -;;o.e,oramajo.i;y ol them, thonnj.l that j t, ai elk. in ccstacv ol drb.m. . ,

e bcPe. bo us to have John Q. A J with the inieresdrnr sc m . .vonhl , ,,: ;v

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T ir Jones, Janes Jicxandcr. dams president ai.d du.-y Clav secretatv d ; slop and say, natu. e h s be o Umntiful to tl . c 6Y.T. 21, ISCr. I socman to c general Jackson ptcs.dt n, i h.a, etl, ivniU. Is (. Sl ,u 3l(, beautilul .1r. fr::rrhc,it S'ztcnent APer the nut u,u! oti't;' l,v,)M t,t-' y '1 bs may . are thy hilis. cloimd nith liiing g.ceniliiheralcoutsc pmsucd in the senate, by M r .! 1()t hc verbatim what Mr. Trimble said ; but ; sweet are thy va, lew 5. a,i alive unh i. wire?

m towaids Mr. Ilai risom we deen.cd it 1 " "'" ,,1,,HtU1)' vvn '' 4 '"'j liculs. Now. sir. we 1 ac jriin-d a? Sttr.ret -

to his own vindication helm c the I ,,,m ,M s:l'' itonlinj; to the Lest ot my 1 e j ,ere vou behold v. Undid aid e-'ifei inr r, mn-

nrt .... . '

e vj 1 1 e v 1 j 1 1 . Mr Ttimb'c had rr.ade it mccssary for him to sjive some explanation for bis ote in

llitd

necessarv

that hc should disclose what he knew . We accordingly eddres-ed him a nop-, to which we leceived tb.e lodouing answer: f 11 a r. r o n r f k ' i 7 1 h , S J J .

A Kfnd.m.l. Msfp Diur .Vr Von.r h. ttrr

the prcsiden-ial eiecuo:., on ecri tu.t ol his

having pievimisly . c j:; eseni ed Joi n Ad- i t

las i X't lu'mg their loft, sppen b ond the (all stately oks, a town jt.i-n op as it wre but on ycstciila), settled u ith mr.ubitan's. generous, noble and irmrVs

lar manner, bv the friends of the . espeetivc f tjjs date is received. You state that it is j :,m' as a dangerous iinn and an enemy to lhc ,ivCt,) 'hrough a third) stttnd hm .ifl, a candicatcs for the presidency, but that he j fim, to mvself, as veli as to m coimtrv, to sa; 1 u tern countiy. lie said, that Adams had j uxuiiunt body of land, ab m 21m 2 mil knew nothing which was sermuy intended. what I know upon the rmbieel of the'iesolu- V(): at lh.e l,t-lty ,,f Hhcnt, to gue up the j nhenyou arrii'c at Hlo. mfield " Hcte Witness then rcla'ed the substance ol the tes- ;, which has been acted upon bv tbe suvtte. yi-sPPi o bc Pniiish fo: a nu ss ol cod- Ujt, you ar(, strurk ujlh a,tMtiis,TT). Iltv

tiuionv ol Jr yn'r, as to what hvl taken

j)lacc between some person at)d a member of congress from Kentucky. This seemed to

a. ! ..

m tegard to the late preskiemiai e:ec. urn. I had refused to give evidence before the

J senate, under the presumption of the commu

attract the attention ol the general very much j , ication being made to m? freely and it) r.mnndhc pressed witness to know which of the j r.dence I observed, under this imptcsi ,n, membrrs bad been said to have made suchltic ,nost set uptilons silence, during the las? remarks, stat'mg, that be felt solicitous to j election, alihoma-h opt -osed to the rentb -man's

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Know to whom the auusion was as ne was election h om w hom I received it

unwilling to divide the responsibility. If at-

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tri'mted to him, he did not wish others to share it with him ; if not, he w ished lo stand

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ion, Npi nrer mi pr .. ee I fr mg Vhie

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gam,

hsa. Mr. I nmble nivi'.g tliu siioki n ol 1 hin,i vvlfi. ,.,,,, . . , . ,. r . ; Uv-,K)1U xvitn wond r a conspicuous town. Mr. a(!iin:8 pit ain'js to hi- voting lor him, is ,rmun .. ... .,:i 1 . r . . . , J,n'w n tip id a con nt 1 v , w n 1 r p but a U vv y car j w nat ivatle ire sotnew liat astomsr.i vi at Mm i KUCt widU ui;.i;,. 1 . -i . . r . , 1 . 1 , .since, was the habitat ion ot the w 1 1 cl beast 01

o.in ' 1 or me man ne nau so ueiiouur.ti . ani ii. ... u.

r rri li.itt.nrt i m ! it -in tn

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. on I.I.N.OUS m i.var ms pmug) , ano s, cn sa ,c tha nf Ue u(Uitiv att.t, s:v wlun it came p was m put as above stated. , Vumi Uli, p, ce omva,( ,g M). Mc;.,Hne8taten.cr.tsra.,I,cj.ruv.jlrat.ni.rsu M j, cn!ffb m. ed, il necestat v, l y many witnesses m th, , ; ,yir. , hnUs ,v:..; .,, ,e.

spectful politeness been observe d towards mel 101 k'i''"' ni5a;ct. rotishmeht. the Otrt Prainr. which for fertilby an livnorahle senator ftom Velson, whi Mr Ti imble st .f ,1, in his speech at Lewis j ity of soil, bids a b' fil-og defi ..nee foall com-

man iteservene: uch an lienor w ouut i.av e , imui t house, 111

October, IS05, t hat wc (1 he 1 ment. Lcavitmihi Owl traitir. Mr Clair.

rlrif tC 1 1 1 1 ti, ri , n t irm 1" lirnn rli nii-iiu rs i ..i......l T . I' . i i .. . . .. ... .1 ; . ...... ....... I I ..... .. ..(".... . .. . a... i . .. ! ... . . .

v. . v. . x.. v. i i . . k. v . . . , j u 'ii i .hi, i ii;iiiH ii i'u ui ium n . u , i m ii u i i ii v. ui ur i I a a s u I" u:i si inn I . j as- ' 'iai i, nu v c, V Soon a Tf I VP IH IhC OCIlfh OOT-

delicacy, witness declined any d finite expla

nation on account of the c-ampany present, with the intention, at a future time, to explain Ids allusions. Witness was before the last

and im doubt through ou to thr public, w hat j cci tainted tlmt if general Jai kson was made I reluced to disclose iiclore tl;e senate : pres'dent he w nul l not mak-- our h iend, Hen Wiihout cntc.ing into the mitiut?." of cai jivChv, his sicretaiv ol state ; but that'll

hood, apprnarhing to the rrsu'ener of tho

humble individual who now addrrssrs you IK re. I must be nr,rclnord Mr (hairman. iff

vernation which look ilacc. I will Mate, that, Mr. Ad urs was made president, he would ! should s'np for momcrr. We are novr

presidential election, and still is in favor of j thehoporab'.e David Trimble obscn ed to me. : make Mr Ciav his secretary ; and thin said, I at the town of ll'ashr crew, ln'he mnntv of

gen Jackson for the presidency

Jos MUhr w rs presrnt at the conversation sf.tcd fey Dr. Hills at:d confirmed his statement. John Deaha'i stateneni. A htaleme'U of the conversation which took place between gn Metcalfe k John Desha, in the spring of 1825, in Carlisle, shortly after the general returned from congress. After the common salutations took place, I

u that fmcaiumr as I supposed the icn-' if the people expected him to vote for eird. Dav:rss lla thin r ten S? Dnvi m ! ! thra

tm kv d. legation) bad distinctly ascertained. ; Ja k'-en under swrb e it ciimstancc?. they ex-'homes. Mr. Chairman, bungs to view tho that if Mr. Adams wore elected p TsidenT. peced ft om im u bat hc could not ai d would , dav s which tricil men's souls ; presented a(

Mr. (. lav wouid be appointed his secr'ary of ; not do. He s .:d, that titer was no other man i once to the mind, n tie melancholy, but plo-

state; and that, f general Jackson weie e- j in Kentucky who wr uld do for a sen ctary of lectcd president. Mi. Clav would not ' sta'c but Mr Clav, and if Jarksnn were cb cTbat in another comet sation. not ling pre-1 ted, Kentucky vvou'd Inve rn voice i? lr rub virus to the last i ba tiojv upon mv observing ! "met. IIFA'HY II M.llF.UT, to Mr. Tiimlle, that if Mr. Clay couidhivri JF.SSE IIAMIUCK. dismissed his prpjndiccs against gcnl JarU- February, 9tb, 1328, HadJiLl.i .

ion- battle r.r I ippecanop and thence vvo

ate led through all the various scenes of tic revolutionary war Washington is settled by indnsMions and rntcrprizing citizens, and nrondsf s fair to bernme a torn of consideiablc note ; but 1 trust I shall be cxcuicd, iiy