Life of Henry Clay
Life of Henry Clay
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Jackson I well, had no thought of giving it up or retracting issued an address to the public, dated Hermitage, < it. Even though they fmnv it to be a falsehood of July 18, 1827, in which he said, referring to liis | the basest kind, and had been proved to be so. It letter of the 5th of June, to Carter Beverly, \ was the instrument of as foul, as base, as malignant " This disclosure was made to me by Mr. James \ a conspiracy, as ever was formed for the destruc- Buchanan, a member of Congress from Pennsyl- 1 tion of man. No man, who then had a hand in vania, a gentleman of the first respectability and | this nefarious attempt to destroy the fair fame of intelligence. " The character of Mr. Buchanan, with me, forbids the idea that he was acting on his own Mr. Clay, can now be found who is willing to ' acknowledge his agency in it, or that he ever ; believed there was the least truth in the charge, responsibility, or that, under any circumstances, i except Mr. Beverly himself, who has, in a letter he could have been induced to propose any ] addressed to Mr.
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Jackson I well, had no thought of giving it up or retracting issued an address to the public, dated Hermitage, < it. Even though they fmnv it to be a falsehood of July 18, 1827, in which he said, referring to liis | the basest kind, and had been proved to be so. It letter of the 5th of June, to Carter Beverly, \ was the instrument of as foul, as base, as malignant " This disclosure was made to me by Mr. James \ a conspiracy, as ever was formed for the destruc- Buchanan, a member of Congress from Pennsyl- 1 tion of man. No man, who then had a hand in vania, a gentleman of the first respectability and | this nefarious attempt to destroy the fair fame of intelligence. " The character of Mr. Buchanan, with me, forbids the idea that he was acting on his own Mr. Clay, can now be found who is willing to ' acknowledge his agency in it, or that he ever ; believed there was the least truth in the charge, responsibility, or that, under any circumstances, i except Mr. Beverly himself, who has, in a letter he could have been induced to propose any ] addressed to Mr.
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