Correspondence Between Gen Andrew Jackson And John C Calhoun On the Subjec

Calhoun John Caldwell

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Cal- " houn, for it made no change in his conduct. " It will be no easy matter for Mr. Crawford to reconcile the statement which he has thus circumstantially made, with his conduct in relation to the Seminole affair, from the time of the decision of the cabinet till the subject ceased to be agitated.
How will he, in the first instance, reconcile it with his Edgefield statement, of which Mr. McDuffie s letter gives an account? The contrast between that and the present is most striking; to illust...rate which, I will give an ex- 3 18 V tract from Mr. McDuffie s letter. Mr. McDuffie s letter says, that "he" (Mr. " Crawford) "stated that you" (Mr. Calhoun) "had been in favor of an in- "quiry into the conduct of General Jackson, and that he was the only mem- " her of the cabinet that concurred with you. He spoke in strong terms of " disapprobation of the course pursued by General Jackson, not only in his "military proceedings, but in prematurely bringing the grounds of his defence " before the country, and forestalling public opinion; thus anticipating; the ad- " ministration.

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