Senator Grundys Political Conduct Reviewed
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Grun- dy in conversation with me had made some remarks prejudi- cial to your character— and you request me as nearly as pos- sible to state the purport of the remarks, the words and im- pressions which Mr. Giundy appeared anxious to make. The conversation and remarks to which I presume you allude were not made individually to myself. I was some days since after the House had adjourned in the Representatives Hall, in com- pany with several gentlemen, among the number present Dix- oa Allen Esq. ,... Major Boling Gordon, Bailey Peyton Esq. Of Gallatin and others not now recollected. Mr. Grundy and I think Mr. Foster was also in the Hall. A Jocular conversa- tion took place between Mr. Grundy and others — Mr. Grundy remarked that something had been said in relation to Jackson- ism, and which was the best administration man him or Mr. Foster — he said he would like to hear the evidence of their devotion — that he Mr. Grundj^, could give strong evidence of his attachment and devotion to the administration — that he had voted for all General Jackson's nominations — that he had voted for that man Biddle's nomination, and that after voting for such a nomination he thought none would doubt his devo- tion to the administration — he thought you (using his own lan- guage) totally unfit for the office— but as you and him were both lawyers and resided in the same town, that he was com- pelled to go for the nominatio.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grun- dy in conversation with me had made some remarks prejudi- cial to your character— and you request me as nearly as pos- sible to state the purport of the remarks, the words and im- pressions which Mr. Giundy appeared anxious to make. The conversation and remarks to which I presume you allude were not made individually to myself. I was some days since after the House had adjourned in the Representatives Hall, in com- pany with several gentlemen, among the number present Dix- oa Allen Esq. ,... Major Boling Gordon, Bailey Peyton Esq. Of Gallatin and others not now recollected. Mr. Grundy and I think Mr. Foster was also in the Hall. A Jocular conversa- tion took place between Mr. Grundy and others — Mr. Grundy remarked that something had been said in relation to Jackson- ism, and which was the best administration man him or Mr. Foster — he said he would like to hear the evidence of their devotion — that he Mr. Grundj^, could give strong evidence of his attachment and devotion to the administration — that he had voted for all General Jackson's nominations — that he had voted for that man Biddle's nomination, and that after voting for such a nomination he thought none would doubt his devo- tion to the administration — he thought you (using his own lan- guage) totally unfit for the office— but as you and him were both lawyers and resided in the same town, that he was com- pelled to go for the nominatio.
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