The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28

his "advlce and his example" What Is his example
in reference TO newspapers
Every newspaper that did not kick him out of the
concern, ended in bankruptcy and ruin. He man
aged the National Advocate" and it died in debt
he managed the "New York National Advocate"
and 1t died in debt he managed the "New York
Enquirer" and If he had not sold it TO Webb for
more than II was worth, il would have died in debt
also; he was associated in the management OF the
New York Courier and Enquirer" and if Webb
had not kicked him out, II would have ceased in
debt long since. He started and managed the
Evening STAR" and il died IN debt owing its paper
maker, Persse " Brooks, several hundred dollars,
who trusted II on the representations of Noah He
has now connected himself with Beach in the "Sun
and Union, and before he leaves the concern he
VIII serve II as he has done every paper he has been
connected with. The sun will go down under such
load as NJ. NJ. Noah.
Noah says, flames Gordon Bennett uas several
gears IN our emp,oynent and ai,oays behaved reH"
This Is confession of the truth that astonishes u.s.
from such an old rascal-but it is correct. During
the time that were in his service, did all the
heavy work-we were at 1t nj ht and day-he doing
nothing but writing squbs dosing away his time, or
talking to the brokers. Yet in spite of this, Noah
sued us for s 100 which he swore we owed him. A
jury gave a verdict of nearly $500 as an offset
for services rendered. What did Noah! What did
this honest Jewl He set up the plea of the statute
of limitations, and won his cause. Mr.. David Gra-
ham can tell the rest.
This Is the man that dares TO talk of our charac-
| ter-and to assert falsely that we are in debt We
owe debts that we cannot pay in less than fort
night. We value our whole establishment real and
personal estate, at $l30 000-and it is well wsrth
Sl50OOO oiany mans money. All our debts are
| mortgage on the building of $40, 00O-whlch we can
pay of In two years-and our general business was
never so protltabe-our circulation larger-our adj
vertslng better than at this moment Ask our paper
makers Persse and Brooks-our type maker James
Conner-or our pressmakers, Richard Hoe 81 Co.,
what we owe.
Yet this i'm, udent fellow--his Noah-has the au-
dacity to talk of personalities and abuse-a fellow
who has been at the root of all the attempts made in
this city to destroy He got up all the attacks on us
out OF sheer jealousy OF He lnstgated
the moral war-hewas the bottom of the ridiculous
lndictments-he has renewed his old animosites-
and his grossness and ndecency are so that this
Infamous old scoundrel had the meanness TO attack
my wife, whose character, birth, reputation, talents
devotion, honor, and domestic affections, are equal
to any lady of this any other country 1t is true
she is a native of Dublin the descendant of respec-
table and chivaric Irish family the one side the
Crean-Lynch of the West of Ireland-and on the
other side the Warrens of Dublin All her relatives
were persons of the best family and the highest
character. Her maternal grandfather was the well
known Alderman Warren, who distinguished him
self in the Irish troubles of l79S-afterwards he was
Lord Mayor of Dublin. Her father was Catholic
ihara1
the death of the former. Two of her unces were
OF high rank in the British army Col Ma
thanel Warren, who served bravely and died IN
India, was knighted, anc had statue erected TO
his brave memory in Madras. Another uncle,
also Colonel IN the army, is now in a high post
in the government at Jamaica. She came to this |
country four years ago with her excellent and anna |
BILE mother, who now lives at my house and before
her marriage, she lived the greater part of the time
with relative and cousin, at Dayton, Ohio, Mrs |
Browning, the worthy aud accomplished lady of |
Lieutenant Browning, of the u. S. Navy.
This is the amiable and excellent young woman, |
now my wife, whose character has been assailed by
that old scoundrel M. Nj. Noah, that villain in hu.
man shape He had the audacty miserable rascal
as he Is to nsinuate-merely to hurt my feelings,
against the conduct of my wife during her visit to
Rockaway last summer, for the benefit of
ssa'bathlng. Now, IT is well known to every lady
and gentleman who were at the Marine Pavilion du-
ring last summer, that Mrs. James Gordon Bennett,
during her stay there, OF the most reserved
the most cOrrect-the most lady-ike-the most |
amlabe OF persons Ii is true, there was an attempt
made by few weak, impudent and silly crea-
lures, whose names are known, to talk against
her because she was my wife-and l was
told that Henry Allen Wright had been mpu-
dent In this respect-but in personal inter-
view had with him. he denied the report and be-
lleve he was innocent, and always behaved like a
young gentleman of propriety and feeling. Among
the families there those of Charles Augustus
Davis-Mr. James Otis, Mr. Campbell p White,
and many others of both sexes-and none can saw
aught against my wife or myself during the seven
weeks that resorted there for the benefit of sea
bathing.
must beg pardon of my readers for introducing
this subject, but the horrible conduct-the atrocious
malice-the inefiable infamy of NJ NJ Noah, and
his miserable broken down coadjutors, has COM
PEELED me to do So and to name names And vet
this miserable, unprincipled old scoundre has the
impudence TO talk of giving me advice-out of the
sight of man, ye poor bloaed wretch! You ought
TO be hung on the same tree with your fore6ther.
Barrabbas, the robber.
IMPORTANT Political MOVEMENT We have re-
celved the Albany Tocsn," the organ of the
abolition party, and find that these crazy-headed
chaps have nominated candidates for Governor of
New York, Lieutenant Governor, Senators, for al.
most every dlstrct-aDd members OF assembly fer
nearly every county. Alvah Stewart is candidate
for Governor. They are organizing all over the
State, and profess TO be able TO poll 10000 votes
In Ohio. Shanno on, the democratic candidate was
elected by similar movement-Shannon's plurality
being about 1900, and the abolitionsts poed 900.
mostly taken from the wings II the abolitionsts