Yours,
J. H. Eaton.
[JACKSON TO EATON.]
Dear Sir:—
Say to him in reply, to go on and make his preparations and let the newspapers make any comments that they may think proper, and mind them not. It is only necessary that he should not give them any information on this subject—the journals will say what they please, and be it so.
Yours,
A. J.
[LIVINGSTON TO BUCHANAN.]
| (Private.) | Washington, August 2, 1831. |
My Dear Sir:—