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Gseu. jackson aud yrr. Adams.
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The Nashville Union contains a letter
from General Jackson to Gen. Armstrong,
containing brief notice of Mr.. Adams
late Boston speech, in which the latter
seeks TO deliver himself from the taint
which his veracity, bolstered with his dia-
ry, suffered in 1886, in the assertion of
facts in regard to the making Of the treaty
with Spain in 1919, which were disproyed
alike by the State archives and the pub
lie Journals. In letter to us from Gen.
jackson, requesting republication of his
letter to Gen. Armstrong, he alludes to
circumstances which makes it q proper
introduction to that published in the Union.


We therefore insert it at full length, and
shall hereafter bring up some reminiscent
ces Of the life Of Mr.. Adams, which will
satisfy the country that his foul and dis
honorable conduct in the instances exposed
BY General Jackson, as affecting himself,
is in perfect keeping with earlier and more
obscure passages in his career Globe.


HEaMirAcE, October %, 1874.


Ny Dear NJ. Blsir:-On the 18th
instant, had q return Of hemorrhage, and
two days after chill. With the lancet to
correct. the first, and calomel to check the
second, l am greatly debilitated. But be-
ing aroused by John Q. Adams address
to the young men Of Boston on the 7th in
stant, (sent 10 me on the 22d instant by
my friend, Mr.. Robert Armstrong, y made
: concise reply thereto--sll that nv faeh,..
health and the absence Of INV na.s. ''e
mitted. l ssat this to th., N.shr;,i.
Union, and in that paper of the asS ..iS 4 In
Ieacn you; trust you viii give Il q place
m your 6iobe % meet tlse fslsehoods con-
tained il tne address ~" w.


You will observe that ~ O. Adj
ans reiteratss HE false states rode b.
him ''years ago." ii a new, ~ hc
says: "This very boundary (binc