DARBY vs.. JACKSON.
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Frankfort, Feb. IA, 1928.


J. G. DANA Esa.-Slr: 1t appears that the let
ter wrote to you IN answer to an enquiry made OF
me by you respecting the affair of Gen. Jackson
and Mr. Eppes is to be made a fruitful subject of
calumniy against me, by the partizans and presses
devoted to the American trlumvlrate OF jackson,
Calhoun, and Van Buren,. And that am 10 be
again drawn into the field of political controversy
in self defence. Be it so The cause of the
war lies at their door, and on the shoulders OF the
oppressors.


In the United States Telegraph Of the Esd and
3Oth of January, my character and feelings have
been wanonly assaled. And in the last am
threatened with the publication Of some dispositions
taken in the causes OF myself against the Sharps
and others. Let them come.


know they exist in stronger language and strong
er terms than even the morbid mind Of MIR. Green
could imagine. | know, however, that they stand
contradlced and sgraced by the statement and cer-
tiHcate OF the same men, And by the oaths and de-
positions of about thirty other witnesses, at the head
of whom stand Thomas Crntcher, Thomas Cai-
borne, James Jackson, David McGavoch, David
Cralghead Ephralm II. Foster, Andrew Hays VIM.
f, Anderson Elihu S. Hall, &c. &C., in all amount
ing 10 abont thirty.


Iw.,h 1t distinctly understood, that am not the
first who ment,ued these ler,,tons. 1t has came
from the friends of Gen jackson, and the parzans
of the trumvirate; and hol them responsible
for what folluws the reference. They have forced
the investigation on ne and it shall cume. IT Mr.
Green does not rive the promised exposition, will


will lift the curtain from over the letter writer
of the Hermitage aud draw aside the veil OF mys
tery. that has hid from the world the true cause OF
the wild aud strange conduct Of Col. Sharp's re-
atives and pretended political friends, IN the course
If j. o. Beauchamp's trial and conviction. And
when done, General Jackson and the whole organic
ed corps Of the trtunyratp will the day they
knocked open the lid of his Paneoras box.
PATRICK H. DARBY.