Some Letters of Andrew Jackson
Some Letters of Andrew Jackson
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O. HANLON, of So. Ca. Committee Gen'l Andrew Jackson Washington City F Gentlemen I have received your polite invitation in behalf of your- selves, and a number of citizens "in this City from different 13 States of the Union" to partake of a public entertainment tomorrow.
For your politeness pray accept my thanks. I cannot de- cline, and ought not; yet can I not refrain from sugesting to you, and my friends, the propriety, perhaps necessity, of for- bearing to confer upon me at this moment, any ...such prominent mark of your regard. You cannot, I am persuaded, mistake my meaning. A decision of a matter, about which much public feeling & concern has been manifested, very lately has taken place; any evidence of kindness & regard, such as you propose, might by many be viewed as conveying with it excep- tion, murmuring, and feelings of complaint, which I sin- cerely hope belong not to any of my friends. I would therefore beg leave to sugest to you, that on reflection, you may deem it proper to forbear any course to which possibly excep- tion might be taken.
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O. HANLON, of So. Ca. Committee Gen'l Andrew Jackson Washington City F Gentlemen I have received your polite invitation in behalf of your- selves, and a number of citizens "in this City from different 13 States of the Union" to partake of a public entertainment tomorrow.
For your politeness pray accept my thanks. I cannot de- cline, and ought not; yet can I not refrain from sugesting to you, and my friends, the propriety, perhaps necessity, of for- bearing to confer upon me at this moment, any ...such prominent mark of your regard. You cannot, I am persuaded, mistake my meaning. A decision of a matter, about which much public feeling & concern has been manifested, very lately has taken place; any evidence of kindness & regard, such as you propose, might by many be viewed as conveying with it excep- tion, murmuring, and feelings of complaint, which I sin- cerely hope belong not to any of my friends. I would therefore beg leave to sugest to you, that on reflection, you may deem it proper to forbear any course to which possibly excep- tion might be taken.
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