The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-10
Baltimore.


lCorespondenoe OF the Herad.1
BALTIMORE, July 8, 1913.
Excitement among the Tadyole Lesyers- Canes,
CO,chdss, and Pistols for SiS-IVallacs's Conesrt-
Markets, &c
DEAR BENNETT
The letter OF your waggsh correspondent Benz
Dict which appeared in the Herald of Tuesday last,
has drawn upon him the seversst threats OF the par
ties therein alluded to 10 disappointed sppe ants
for the distinguished Office OF Attorney General for
the United States. Luckily for him, perhaps, that
he has remained thus far Sub rosa" where hope
ne may continue, lest he might revive some OF the
tragic scenes in Bombsstss Furoso," and disturb
the gravity of our monumental sty. Luckilyer Mel
son, too that he held his commission from the Pre-
sldent prr TO the publication of that letter, or the
circumstances of the ease, and the quaihcatonNof
the baffled asplrans might have been presented 10
the President, in light altogether ruisous to his
prospects.
In the foremost rank Of the threatening avengers
may be seen the hero A. B., Esq. He expresses
himself as being very much agynevsd by the ts.e
inslnuations oil your correspondent He denies that
he was a candidate, upon the incoatrovsruble plea
OF his being a wing He claims that he has lsag
since defined a position antagonisilc to President
Tyler; that the whole community knew the fact;
aud therefore he vows vengeance upon the head OF
poor Benedict, Tor thus daring TO mark him as an
apostate from his political creed. G. d., ESD, The
well known and talented secretary to any meeting
tor whatever purpose you may start, wraps around
HIM the aristocratlc robes OF his hghbern genIua,
and looks with scorn upon tho impeachment. Hs
present practice at the bar, he says is teo valuable
be forfeited for SO uncomfortable Office tao
one to which he was accused of aspiring E. F.,
and q. Ii tsqrs, II - also said are very much in
censsd, and threate to enter separate suits OF libel
az anst your spirited journal upon the letter sues-
ton, claiming heavy damages Tor defamation OF
character, In being associated with the other gem
tlemen mentioned. Don't be alarmed however,
for 1t il the frat time that noiss pa,tr ct
mus ridiculass c0rH."
LASTLY comes the great advocate for lrlsh repeal,
mesnerlsm or any other visionary and absurd pro-
ect or doctrine that may be started, ]. X Esq,
little great man, great little man, (whichever
may please him bsst) whose anger has been enkin-
died to pitch that threatens destruction TO the
whole tribe OF correspondents And why, forseoths
will venture to say that Benedict has SIMPLY cx-
pressed the honest truth In the mater psnding and
that his opinions will be endorsed by feurhihs OF
those in this community who read his letter MIR.
X. was at one time wing, but more recently
defender OF the Tyler faith. He il rlch in promises,
and has consequently been preferred to thc dlslln-
ulshed post ot chief nurse In this city ter all such
as live upon Treasury pap, or are sckeAsa wi'h
| 'hopes oeferred."
| Now that have shown the combuatlbls materials
which undermine poor Benedict, would ysu not sd-
wise some peacsable and ordcrloelng citizen to
| lodge information before the grand.sry oil the Ia
tentlons of these worthy gentlemen, and have them
| enter into recosniZanccs Tor the security OF the
| peace of the State towards all her citizens
st gave his well concert last evening at Calvert
Hall, before large, brilliant, and highy-dshshed
audience.
All the leading articles in our market have gradu-
ally advanced, and remain firm, with heavy stocks
and decreased demand. Yours, DAZZLE.