From, The Richmond JThig.
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qnother explosion n-ln the recent investigation in
the Senate of Kentucky the Jackson men offered to
prove the declaration of Mr.. David White-who as
member OF Congress from Kentucky, voted for Mr..
Adams-to establish the truth of the bargain. To
this the Administration majority objected-urglng
that Mr. White himself, lived within less than twen-
ty miles of Frankfort, and objecting the rreguarty
If admitting hearsay evidence, when the person
whose declarations were to be Proved was himself
in reach of the Senate. This opposition ascrib
ed by the Jackson as a matter OF course to the
fears of the friends Of the Adminstration-and it
was Immediately syd that if they had been allowed
to proceed that they would have proved this, that
and the other from Mr.. Whites declarations. Well,
MIR. W hite himself has addressed the pubc--and
Mr.. White who is now a Jackson man. as he says
himself-decares his utter ignorance and disbelief
Of any bargain.


Eairact from Mr.. Whites address,


J" So far as have been implicated in connexion
with my late colleagues, in the management, bar
gam sale &c in the election Of the President and
in the formation Of his cabinet, plead coascious in
nocence, and ap willing to bow with humble SUBJ
mission to the award of an intelligent and Just peo-
Pile. That my colleagues, or either Of them, were
guilty of the charge, cannot be established by me-
+, know of no improperly of conduct or improprety
f Of motive OH the part of either Of them which would


authorize me to attach to them the least criminalty
4 shall, in the exercise Of my constitutional righ


Of suffrage, vote for the Jackson ticket, and will sup


port it with zeal. Any opposition may offer to ths
reelection of MIR. Adams, grows out of circumstan
ces foreign FROM and entirely unconnected with hi
i. late election by the House of Representatives.
= DAVID WHITE.
Is Lawrenceburg, Feb. 18th, 1929