TUESDAY,, October %, 1927.
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noble Hero: to the pont--time is precious, wait
your orders.


lack Well then, Mr.. Beverly, to you will as
sign the chief command of the expedition. Kremer
will serve you as aid-de-camp; Green and Coleman
will publish your proclamations, and write them too
il necessary for you know | can only write on the
subject Of blood and slaughter. shall command the
corps de reserve, and as occasion may require


Beu | wait your orders sir.


Jack. It has been the custom among civilized ma
tions previous to any hostile movement, to publish
manifesto. In accordance then with this general
rule Of nations, now furnish you with the outlines
handing him a paper which you will please to
put in proper form.


Bev. Shall read the orders to your friends pre-
sentp


Jack Let not thy left hand know what thy right
hand doeth


Beu. But General there are exceptions to this
rigid rule all present are your friends.
Jack. As you please then, sir, as you please.
have confidence in the integrity of my friends
Beu. Reads aloud the foAoUing order Or
dered, that Major General Beverly issue procla-
nation addressed to the people Of the United States.
stating in substance that corrup! bargain and sale
Of the good peoples suiages have been consummat-
| ed between J. Q. Adams and H. Clay, which high
crime WILL if necessary, be proved by highly re-
spectacle member of congress besides believe IT
to be SO, and who will dare to impeach my ycracity
or motives (signetD --J--,


Commander IN Chief


Bev. My worthy General, am ready at all
times to risk my life in defence of your rights but
my reputationmy regulations sir is at stake should
we fail in proof.


Jack. Rest easy on that head Buchanan is an
honorable man, and will not fail to substantiate
enough to satisfy the people that the Administration
is corrupt besides sir any deficiencies shall be
made up by inuendoes. McDufie will command a
powerful auxiliary force in the south. You know,
sir that he is well qualified to carry on such war
--blustering. bullying fellow ; for defamation ne
stands unrivaed. Randolph, too, of Royal blood,
an able tactcial-on his services you may calculate
as soon as he RECEIVERS from the wound in his morn
ling gown. Kremer must be neutral he lacks ta-
lent and responsibility. He would njure the good
cause.


Bev. have reason o apprehend failure in this


enterprise. Clay will deny the charges promptly
and appeal to the people, aside for 1t Is horrlt


conspiracy. .


Jack. Let him deny and be d-d. 1t vii
: avail him nothing. l will publish the facts. Buch


anan is my friend he will not hesitate to confirm


my statement. 80 80
:, Bev know Buchanan, sir, be will not testify Il
an untruth not for the whole state OF Tennessee


"a high-ninded, honorable gentleman


Jack Have l not told you, sir, that my anuentoe
will be fully understood, and have the desired efec
! with the people mean the militia. | have the
, confidence. Away then with your doubts and dit
. 6cultie,. my word is sufficient let the people ant
= Orleans be the watch word.


: Bev If the contest to be decided by the
= sword, then might you calculate on success to Ger
i tanty but


!; jack. | viii hear no more of your huts. doubt
: and scruples bear in mind, Sir, the second artlcl


of the rules and articles of war has it escapes
. your recollection that governors and Judges hay
" trembed in my presence
- Reu beg of you to bear with me, sir | an
y your friend Clay and Adams must die-you sha
= be president or fall in the contest. .4sds IN


people are too we'll informed not to see through thl


ilimsey veil however, at present there is no back
of ing out-Erit Beverly.


Nv Enter lh. Clay and numerous attendants.
- C2au. Fresh news from the Headquarters of tn
~ ~ conspirator's army--Jackson is out-his orders
Beverly are published His military reputation wi
nj not screen him from just and meritea ndlsnalo
:. ~ and contempt. He shall hear from me in due SCI
- son. In the mean time. gentlemen, | can assui


you that the whole story is base and malicious II
iy brlcaton. ~ z
m mne Zone. Gentlemen, hold in my hand copy
I Jackson's order, to Beverly. obtained it in ords
~ that nv Injured friend should be advised OF its col
,a' ,a' ents-(handng the paper to Clay J
70 Clav. Thank you, my venerable friend. In Sc
40 defence shall use it. 1t gives me infinite pleasu
49, to find that I still retain your confidence. LII
Jackson is at the head of this foul conspiracy, no
, is reduced to certainty:as such shall hold him at
~, my countable From Lexington you shall hear from m
,d1 EGit.


~ ACT 8.


III .' SCENE 4.-Beverys Camp
INV Enter NJ DuGe highly agitated
,ell .WDuf. My worthy General, our plans are ar
an cipaed, and all is lost.-Here is Clays speech
fai bis friends in Kent. ky-he blows up Old lickor
aps sky high. What's TO be done?