The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-24

" SINCE THE PUBLICATION OF THE CON-
NAVIGATION in the New York Herald of the aad inst
Charles NJ Tucker for to him in Inns sst
have been satisfied, upon further inv that he
to me honorably; and that it owing TO accjsp, AMI
not design that any delay IN the fulsment
calls on me having been made in my absence 49,
ALvAH MANN.
me foregoing statement which has been furnished by
Mr. Mann Tor the purpose of counteractng any niurios
impression which his communication in the Hsrai f.t
22d inst was calculated to create has probably answered
hat end but deem just to Others well to mysef
to say in addition that acted occasion referred to
as an aid to the Grand Marshal; that othe horses
oboined were rode by military officers and not by officers
or clerks in the New York Custom house; and my deln
quences, whatever they may be, chargeable TO
that department, or to any one connected with it,
II is little more than month since my indebtedness
to Mr. Mann accrued and during that time have made
repeated efforts to discharge by calling at his stable
WIN the money and on occasion waiting there see
him more than an hour by leaving word with his groom
ana 9y sending messages to him by Mr. Bryant and Mr.
absent, and was necessary that should settle the de-
mand with him personally, there a slight differ.
while calling on him, he was sending to me by let
ters which having been left at the formerly occu
Ped py me- and which have not occupied for several
Mr.. Randolph called and informed ,Mr. Mann's fore.
man In his absence, that on day which specified
the demand would be settled and on that day called and
as appears by Mr. Manns statement discharged nv obi.
CATION honorably Mr. M. not appraised Of my efforts
to see him. and supposed his letters had been received
he published his Communication on the 22d Instant Az
soon however as he learned the have related he
offered to relieve me from the mpuation contained in
that communication, and readily did so.y
IL unnecessary for me to defend the motives and
acts Of those who united in the reception and attentions
which the President received his late visit this city
The democratic party had that in charge and Sc
cured to the President OF the United States reception to
which he entitled from the people, and which
previous occasion, been surpassed.
C. NJ TUCKER
We have perused the statement of Mr.. Tucker, and
concur in the same, SO far as it relates to
l.. B. BRYANT.
w. w. RANDOLPH.
In answer to Mr. Mann's charge against Mr.. Tucker l
have only state that have called with Mr. Tucker two
or three times to settle his BILL and July the I'd waited
over one hour and half for that purpose and Mr. Mann
could not be found by Mr.. T. or by Mr. Manns grooms
LLOYD BRYANT.
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