ANOTHER STORY.
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The Jackson prints now circulating a new
tale, as the kremer, Jackson, Beverly, and Eaton
affair seems to work the wrong way. 1t is stated
that written pledge was given to Mr.. Webster, by
or in the name of e1r. .9dans, in case of his (Mr.
A's) election '.the claims Of tie Federal party to
office should haze all ant cuery consideration" This
pledge, of course, was given to MIR. Webster in con-
sequence of his Federal predictions, and for the
purpose Of obtaining his influence Mr.. Bailey
negotiated the affair, and wiote letter to Mr.. w.
and interliued by Mr.. Adams. The letter was read
by MIR. Webster :" to distinguished federal men,
Der OF Congress, who, of course, did not like such
"tamPering with party and seeking to obtaia
their support by promises Of ofice' &c. Mr..
Webster, Continues the story,) showed the letter
afterwards to member of Congress from New
York, whose vote it is believed caused that State to
be Tor MT. Adans-and again showed tito mem
Der from Maryland. The names Of the two mem
oers oil Congress are left at the Philadelphia PallF-
dun office as warrant for the above statement.


The foregoing is the substance Of this new tale.
which appeared in the Philadelphia Palladium just