FRIDAY, January 25, 1928.
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heard since my stay here. There is scarcely an in
divIdual in this city, in whose recollection the mat
ter is not fresh though had been OF yesterda;
A gentleman upon whose memory and veraclty can
place the most perfect reliance, declares that 1t was
well known, to be the general topls OF conver-
sation at the time, nor was it ever denied, until It
became the interest of those who have regard Tor
truth. to bolster up the pacific virtues OF the idol.


That conversation did take place between General
Jackson and Commodore Decatur, is fully believed,
and there are many vino have heard it from the lips
Of the latter. have no liberty to disclose names


uut these things were spoken Of matter of motor
iety at the period Of the Seminole debate.