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SO do that Jackson's assertion thatJ. Woods who
was put to death by his order had been deserter,
is not true.


SO do. that his assertion that ]. Harris committed
robbery and arson is falsehood.
SO do. that his assertion that the execution of the
six miltamen might as well be attributed to the
president as to himself, is a talsehood.
SO do that John Harris and David Hunt had return
ed voluntarily to service, before Gen. Jackson ex-
ecuted them.


SO do that Washington never executed a man for
desertion, who had voluntarily returned.
so do. that Washington never executed a man Tor
leaving camp, under beliefthat the law author
lied it.


SO do. that Jackson did not tell the truth when he
said be was elected to the Senate without any
knowledge or understanding on his part.
SO do that he did not tell the truth when he said that
Mr. Buchanan s.assured'' him T" that on certain
terms and conditions Mr. Clay and his friends
would make him president in one hour''
so do. that he lnsnuated what false, in letter
to Samuel Swartout, dated Feb, Esd 1925, in
which he said, "The war over and peace restored
l retired tony farm at Nashville, to prioafe life,
were but for the call received to the Senate of
the Union, l should have contentedy remain
ed''


so do that instead of retiring TO private life on the
conclusion of the war, he remained in office for



time. above S5o,000 of the public money.
so do. that he charged the government SIS, per day
for his liquors during the month of May 1921.
SO do that he at the same time received two sala-
ries, and double pay for expenses.
so do. that Napoleon would not allow Of corporal
punishment in the French army, but jackson in
his order, dated July 2l, 1921, said +" The Gov
ernment must restore corporal punishment IN the
regulations for the government OF the army"
1o that i'm tha nrIp hp
Gen. Brown, for having dsapproved of . undue
severity in lhe conduct OF officers towards
men,


SO do. that in the same order he condemned the lc
ducton of the Army. aud that he wrote in l821
to Colonel Humphrey that the :. Government ought
to be damn'd. and that the Army should be .'in-
creased tendfold,".s g to keep down the disaifect-
ed"


so do. that he wrote to Col. Humphrey, that the
militia could not be relied on, and that we should
have standing army to keep the people in sub


ection or words of that import.
so do. that Jefferson never gave the toast atrlbu-
ted to him in all the jackson newspapers.
so do. that the statement is false, published in Ea-
toms life of jackson, that Jackson voted against
the Alien Bill.


so do that the first edition of Eatens life is true,
and the last edition is false, in the date ot the
news of peace being brought to New Orleans
SO do that after Aaron Burr had run for the presl.
dency in Congress, in opposition to Jefferson and
the known will of the people, Andrew Jackson
wrote letter, urging friend ofhis to come and
assist in paying honors to Aaron Burr.
so do. that Thomas Jefferson wrote a letter con


cerning John Q. Adams in which he said $ con
gratuate your country on her prospects in th


young man."


SO do. that George Washington wrote a letter II


which he said 8 | give it as my decided opinion


that Mr. Adams is the most valuable public char


acter we have abroad, and there remains no doub
on my mind that he will prove himself to be TIN
abest of all our diplomatic corps"
so do. that Andrew Jackson wrote letter to Mr.


Monroe, in which he said . have no hesitation
in saying you have made the best selection Mr.
, Adams to fill the department of state that cou
have been made"
f SO do that there was no bargain between Messrs


Adams and Clay in reference to the presidents
election.


SO do. that large majority of the Jackson men
bers of both houses voted against the tariff bill.
| so do that large majority Of the Administratic
:. members voted for the bill.


so do that the jackson members OF Congress vote
h to raise the duty on Moasses, a necessary of i


used by the poor man. to 100 per cent. but vatt
le against making the duty on woollen goods mo
d than 40 per cent
SO do that they voted to reduce the duty on Nader
g wine luxury, used by the rich to 25 per Gel
so do. that every state whicr''s acknowledged


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