One page, on 4-page conjugate sheet. 24.3x20.3 cm (9½x8").
Rare broadside (perhaps to serve as a lettersheet?), beginning with statement signed in print "Ken. Argus," defending Jackson for purportedly profane speech during proceedings of the Senate in relation to the Seminole War, following which are the printed text of a letter from the widow of Naval hero Stephen Decatur stating that the late commodore regarded Jackson with high esteem, despite reports to the contrary, and concluding with a statement by John P. Decatur, reinforcing his lamented brother's opinion of the general, who was at that time a candidate for U.S. President. No copies are listed in OCLC/WorldCat, and none are to be found at the American Antiquarian Society.
