New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28

~Having published the article conirover'ed
below, we deem i, bat jssi to give place to the fol
lowing rejoinder from yesterdays Courier In
quirer:
So The Ny.>ry Of Yuiqsry The author Of this 10
nance DR.. Bacon from Connectcn'-nas
through the columns u the Tribune demonstrated ga
he Is either nsant or one Of the most thorough sn1rs 20
he country Absence from the city has preFsn'. -
writer noticing sooner the following grave And sPeci"
charges put forth IN the Tribune Of Monday $50
The Edror Of ihe Courier and Enquirer a. ia II
made ,u-cs efforts 10 secure tie AID Of persons n,u-
Tor uniform AMI unre.enting op7osnon 20 ~ - 80
during TIE ho.s period q ms ora ho-'y 20 IL ~ n,
Al dsfe anterior 10 l. But suddenly n ne n,9hil ., -
,ober i,g o5,a ,,s inrze p>cnniary aocowniod'eH
,,p< Of NJ Ue5s.,r, se1itts frleaf,. 70 eAHof -.
bn,t, n "A, spa aaus< ate sa.rsg eso1J<a AZ
r., a. a. ,l,nr srs,ff Of Brasrupf def-el n ~.
against tie Secretary Of ,ta;e coo-ed no -. own
batteries Of The Courier were - eiesl Conduct In co-
lprious had changed a. 10 Nj ~Ds,sI n. 49,.
firujug IN support Of John Tyier after NJ .c.,..
Treaty OF Washington, but a. n dslpe.. Wes.er -,-n
- k.d~f,,sS,dk,r He attempted TO nlzz.s go - ~.
o.ber. in farhersnce OF s own coIrup. a. -,
signs. ana falling N hat e9paee 70 ss lie rs4eaes
ofl, pae<r ~ rerrn for tse'r 'oHfs ,;.., 40, forth
Here are seversl allegations sery ul-Hne~s - btrb
a -. Re- ..,,e uo.itive unne-i-at.ng manner IN "AeN
- -. bi.,arx of the pretended frauds IN tAe titV-
-,,, ~ ls44 Now these charge. are ebcI VAe VI 49,
n true or II the writer had the snado" Of au.Ho...5
whereon to found them be cannot Dc az any ,,s
he fashion Of his Mystery, then i ne moot
the ba-est ard most unprnciped scoundrei oul % ~.
s-s-e'- Prison OF q raviny iun0fc vno-e lriehus
.ecure him place in charitable asylum iV ~
cure Of such unfortunates. he i al AOeIl! !" ''o
ihcr horn Of the dilemma IT, 81
In reply 70 these charges VIC desire 70 sa! once ~ a.
In the most emphatic and literal language We can ~
Ia, there not one word OF truth IN thein thh w,
es no, exs, the slightest grounds upon which 70 ohs'
bcn: and that one and all they are the Deliberate CON
age Of kHare or the irresponsible raVinss OF
We resumed business ia his lourl own name ~
Nav 1-33 and not in October; and the record Once WI
rove thu, we aid 30 without borrowing one dollar OF
receiving aid 10 the amount Of one penny from ne JNH
9r fr WEBSTER or from any other person or PfrsoHs
rtatsoerer brother, and paper mapuse,u 'e''
who happens 20 be and ever hrs been Loco fOo0
rr1,e we did get nd of al or debts by the BANKRUPT
Law but we Immediately assumed and are now IN pro
.ess Of ouidating have already paid every uoai
debt contracted by the Courier ana ~
with the kind support which has ever been extended 10
u. we have no cause 70 regret act which, not PrA
dent was At least homer.
with ,hese f1os against the deliberate coinage OF Dr
Bacon we leave it 70 the public to de'enne I m
on oursel he has simply acted 80 rod'aaa VINO snou
not be permitted 10 al large or whether De Is an I'M
mtgsted Rnare who should be consigned 10 the ees Oh
Sing Sing.
tie worthy ofremark thar in his defence he has not as
vet furnished any proof whatever Of the truth OF his
BE- Mystery
- We trust we are now nearly at the end OF
his controversy, in which the parties Mr. Cotton
Excepted seem to US to have INDUCED in a very
wide and unnecessary range Of discussion. The
subject matter did not require any investigation OF
he sanity or character Of the writer OF The Mys
ery but the Courier saw fit to impugn them both
INDUCING in charges of pecuniary dependence and
oersona prompting which have been thoroughly
iisproved In turn We have charges from the
other side which appear unsupported By evidence
The writer Of The Mystery has been suddenly
called out of town by the illness OF near relative
and may have something 10 say when he returns
We do hope, however tina; the field Of controversy
will not be farther widened and that the parties
viii realize the propriety of proving or Withdrawing
existing charges rather than making new ones
The Courier has seen ii, TO make party 10 this
cutie, which so far as it is personal and beyond
The general fact tina, enormous frauds were commit
niited by the Loco Focos of this City last Fall,
choose 10 stand out OF.