New-York tribune., 1842-03-24
60, a.. Co., Enonl.er
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1889 ws well from p1,onal .no.redse:
an are also assured By certain friends OF Gen SCOTT
lHat thee raised fund pay his expenses h- Harris
burg Convention 70 eec;oneet N favor of the o
that gentleman Ru: all this while II cu- certainly pre-
vent his beng placed m the irsnG OF those mo have
proved themselves ma u DIR principles and 10 HESRy
CLAY doe ret r,-r NJ. K. VIII not remain tsi
tirae'.
ri5,.e Of yesterday contains reply to tbs charge
aaa more serr'!oas or abusive publication has never
under our observation Ills however, characteristic
Of the and, sour.e Just such publication tha.r
who know M REYNOLDS had reason 10 sn:-oas- Ii th.
defence proves thing i i ii.,'ly hat Nh REYNOLDS
vas -r-at Traitor U Is allies be had been 70
those iscH ie tIad tesere and tins declaration We desire
the -eador bear n=rnd ~iie he follows through
very pricf rejoind-r
Mr REYSoLDs commences by an attempt 70 give our
Inoiives in exposing biz tr-ach.rr, and says.
LIN justice 10 you the public Should know the deep NOR
tacaton :op have recently suffered and Inch. have
doubt. YOU wrongfuliy attribute 10 u haze heard il
.taied that you made request no; long the Third
Ward Clay CLUB be returned seegate % ,hs Cen
Tai coalH!iies Your naH va. proposed by ,e CaIfit-
own va, e!er,ed unaninlossg-yop were abaut a
unanimously rejected WEc;her his o: your
late attackzI DO not pretend 10 say.
Now distinctly and unequiTocaiy that never
heard drectyor indirectly except from Mr. REYNOLDS,
Tat lad been used candidate Ter any place in
lie Third War; and Gr1.e-. that up III, moment
have no LNiedge that such the tact that Ar RET
SoiD haa been sect. be thai aay election Of
me KIND had takea place. except what erIvcdfrom Nr.
REYNOLDS statement W. intend this .enalto be -.
cely.d II the broase>t sens and OF course puts rest
te accusation metives, atthe same c thatt places
AfF. Rs vcrGctv IN liz true light.
I,!strue that asked ii would consent 10 serve
elected President and pcrenptory decLned-ar on the
gr7ud thai we had not TINS 10 attend TO The duties OF the
station and secondly that unwilling toid-nfy our
selves with any Ward particular when was duty
to look upon the whole city Ward IN regard TO thu
,equeny, when signed the record as reyter of the
Third Ward Clay Club and The regulations Of The Club
were shown d.! say the person vino waited up
thai although could consent 10 become OIL
OF he Club W. would consent idesircd TO
Committee TO occasionally meet The other Clubs. Bu, this
IS The last ;rc ever heard on tlIs SUBJECT
Mr. REYSoLDs also says that IN February, lSil adj
dressed certain letters to The Hon. Moses H. GRis>EtL
protesting gansi the appointment OF EDWARD CURTIS te
the Office OF Collector. and adds
On the sd OF February. to you copi., Of these
letters accompanied BY o':e predatory remarks with
~ reply, un!er date February 2 that. having prom
sed NJ Curtis y.ur support YOU declined making tue
publication Lest il should inure Inn. subsequently a.
au informed, YOU took occasion 10 ,ay. that tic article
publi,c,i YOU would cnOuucc having zone
tsOuf- as scott man. AT The expense ut the scott par
" On hearing this, wrote TO JohG g. sargent and on
or two others, rec uilng them 10 publish
The communication alluded 10, ana haiti YOU
a!c your threatened attack would ls.ph after Won and
that promptly. But you refused per,lil the article APP
pear tile Courier lest i, should inure the prospects OF
Mr. Curtis tor The Coectorshp. Where then slept ycnr
thunder"
II would appear that the write truth even BIZ
accident So far ironreusing TO permit The article TO APP
pear, actually Introduction 10 thcc;tcrs refer
red rhict 'ync before u.s. in which wehanded
Ar.REYNoLDs frankly, that Mr. JoHS @. SARGENT who
acting asrhe agent OF NJ. REYNOLDS this matter.
said ewoud assume the responsibility oiarrc>tng tcpub
LEGATION accompanied by commentary and at his
request and The ground If nj, justification ;cih NJ Rry
maids preserved the manuscript OF the introductory
had prepared 10 accompany the publication, which
before said, is lying bctoreu >,
M. SARGENTis in This city: and although have
him since the publication OF Mr.. ReynOd', defence
oub, but lie will endorse what we have here written,
and thus expose the deliberate alschood this personame
Mr. Reynolds says Your charge OF treachery in 1882
have already the threshold, with unqualified deni
ii. and now demand Your proof"
"Now, get yourscoopne and so looking W testimony
far lies will all impeachment from
And first hereby remove all nunctions ot secrecy
regards any and every letter may have written during the
campaign and request and en0ln the holders 10 forward
lie same TO you. If lley contain any thing even by inPca
on sanctionyour charges In like manner remove all
njuncon OF secrecy in reference TO conversations whether
ei in social political circles without restriction 10
inr place: and il the lives whom tried 10 n,ead
Or ALLEVIATE from tue support OF Mr.. Clay lei ln commune
Tic yOu and you ii IT, ir~ln having
the word Sandcr.r once more branded on your forehead
indeed there be among the previous admit Of
,noliec impression No !air-minded, honorable man can
ave stated
Again.
"No man Of honor and OF truth among tlem and there
m. many such will accuse me Of such COLLISION No
honor among them will Sustain you in your attacks upon
me- or attempt 10 npue 10 me dishonor because heard
all they had to say OF their candidate reerIng 10
myself the exercise Of my udg cement, often labarng 10
convince them they were mistaken While ever argument
md NY part strntv in favor OF Mr.. Clay For
The truth OF Ibis again appeal 10 all with whom acted IN
cause whether Clay Harrison, or Scott men,
We have already stated that presence the Aston
House, reynolds gave notice that he was satisfied 1t
no, erpedient nominate Mr. CLAY, and that he should
encetorth advocate the nomination OF Gen SCOTT; ana
that tie day following, he called at our office for The ur-
pose preventing writing the article IN lavoro II En-
RY CLAYs nomination which published ont ic Saturday
preceding the Harrisburg Convention. We Will nowadd,
that within the last few months hc has conversct with u,
the subject OF lis political course nj that time; and by
,alliato conduct soienny assured Us that
although he temporarily abandoned Nj. CLAY he very soon
became satisfied that e in error, and al Harrisburg
worked faithfully in his behalf
This inclined believe understand that tho
Editor OF l5any E,enn Jo1uE and others who
hi, treacter Mr.. CLAY, friends charge npon
him double trenchery and that on hi. arrival at Harris
burg or his way there influences were brought 10 bear
upon him. which induced him TO give up his new friends
with as little ceremony Le did The OF Mr. CLAY
Indeed he proves concusiyeIy by the letter OF ErERDY
JOHNSON OF Maryland thar whom there's honor
able man. that at Harrisburg he in favor OF Henry
CLAWS nomination.
How then stands his character corsistsncyas aPo
tcian IL 1855 he abandoned the Loco Foco party because
they treated HIM unusy and the friend par eree
iencc Of HE*Ry CLAY. In November, 1859 he abandoned
Mr.. Clay Tor Cen ScoTT; and in December he proved
;rcacherous his friends he had already been 10 hs
old oacs. The record OF his consistency reads thus.
Spring o. lSSS-I .oco- Foco
summer G la3S-Avowei friend 10 Henry CLAY 49,!
Autumn OF l839-!idvocate OF Gen. SCOTT F.!
December l6SS-The Advocate OF HENRY 4 JAY
Loco FocoiSmhe docs and will not pretend to DEM:
hi, advocating the nomination OF Mr. CLAY at Harrisburg
his beng the friend OF Mr. CLAYii !529 Is admitted and
has very clearly proved. Itony remains for Us 10 roe
tat he vllclv reacherou> the M CLAY
as the Scorr charge tina, ne base them, AFTER
they thought they bad secured bis Jealous cooperation
support their avorte We invite the readers attention
10 the following evidence il regard 10 his conduct Ii fur
Their testimony necessary it could be produced bu
:. the game is not worth the candls'