Political controversy over General Jackson and Secretary of State pledge
The piece analyzes Buchanan and Barkley's claims about a pledge from General Jackson to not appoint Adams or to favor Clay, arguing that Clay and his friends sought a promise to secure the State Department. It discusses votes, influence in Kentucky and Pennsylvania, and the ethics of political bargaining amid 1825 presidential maneuvering.
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Louisville
Pbacht
Primble
Kentucky
Jackson
Mr. Clay Bhoemrout
Mr. Clay
Lacy
Pennsylvania
DCO
Adams
Clay
Paes
Hellhey
Mary Land
New Jersey
Ohio
John Quincy
Delaware
Virgin
North Carolina
South
Ciraca
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Missouri
Podiana
Pennessee
Linois
Widom
Publicola
New York
Maryland
Kentucks
N. B
Ge Jackson
Mer Dams
Phila
Wr. Clay
Sr Adams
Wr Clay
Sir Adams
Mr Clay
le West
Oitam
Cliy
Buchanan
Congress
Gen. Jackson
Slams
Markley
Allams
Wihey
Citi
Clay Migh
Svydovic i Tyne
Jat UN
Xieu
Sis ‘Avor
Burkatan
Bay
Mero Markley
M . Stark
Omihley
General Jackson
Tereddams
Clay Wight
Wa Bo
Jackson Anode Morese
Gay
Wr. Adams
Ar. Warkley
Wh. Clay
Te. Olay
Gen Jackson
Jr. B
Mr. B
Gen. Jackon
Mr. Barkley
Gen. Jckson
Mr. Ad
Bio
Art. Clay
Mr Dams
Geo. Jckson
Jckson
Ner. Buchanan
Department of State
Ior. Adama
Var. Buchanan
Ae. Clay
Walter Jones
General Leckson
Beed
State Department
Bo Ianan
Markley Thacthey
Bach
Geers Jackson
Thevey
Geneva Jockeon
General Jackon
Trimble
Washington
M. Adams
Obie
Mies
Mr. Adams
Air. Clay
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