New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-17

totally unit o- the keeping OF the others secrets am
he execution Of the others plan To maze ths aisuns
non the huubie-i capacity was the "r'lei O.
&c. throughout The Editor II the Courier ana ~,
gurer Is believed D. the only rescer who hss isc1
70 perceive IL or pretended md any conrAdeuon
the presentation O: these Two independent pans u
fraud. u,
men Of the party distinctly spoken Of on the IN
page u :, column q The pamphlet ediron OF ne ~
iery IL : afterwards mentioned on the .tin and -''A
pages of the pamphlet Il = finally described Win graz
'ne-. and exscfness % detail on the lsst I'VE pages
ginning with the paragraph the 3ls page OF me
pamphlet The gamblers were called N u iuihi-n
money this scheme but they did nothing more ID
wards L. and knew nothing more Of T. The EDITOR pre-
ENDS also 20 tnl contradiction IN the COMMENCEMENT
1 the second part where z stated that the grraf bat
10 of "a sas lost snr won beyond retreva- IA l-f-
md l-il' Th- statement conrradicts nothing IN NJ
Mystery For L : most cahOrstrly shown Throughout
hat The formation Of the Third Party l-l3 and the
ar.e vote ven then which insured is success m m
following Apr the great cause which brought the
Of The party ~ fraud within The range o success
rs the appliances 0f their iniquiious schemes Without
his treat folly and wckedncss the part Of their op
oonenf- they would have failed BY thousands OF votes
Even the nomination for the Vice Presidency would have
aief II "a most unfortunate eject but TOR ~ tuning a.
DID with the recent organization OF new party which
developed uro.essedly religious and -ectsrsn element
before dormant in civil relations Z = also distinctly
stated on page 2i Of the pamphlet, that the grand plan
OF the operations Of fraud coHcrcf o0re ne ose 2
l-l3 md communicated in every portion OF me lnion
Where "a the contradiction The Charter Election OF
so with ~ decisions and fatal division OF the party u
spoken OF mere consequence the movement of l-i3
The acton 4 the Conventions II Baltimore also spoken
u having only great Modifying eject on the aspect
Of the contest II i expressly shown that the party
of auf~ had prepared al their machinery here for The
election u other candidates snd thst the difficulties
caused hv a change Of candidates finally arranged
hv the transfer Of the machinery Of the New Plan
- the candidates (-ee pages - and . OF tne
III co-er .svs that II is well known that the gam.
b.ers bei their money largely Henry Clay and lost r.
The Editor had better b. cautious N referring "a me gam
b'ers and betting men NJ ne knows OF mem : a. \
sufferer tor their sins lie may not know hawk from
hen.hsvv but most sssurcdly he j. NJ qualified % SPEAK
from experience. II he does not know rooN from
uiscou~ 4 man may have been badly plucSed by me
gamblers by betting on Elections IN ~ ana 80 without
becoming very accomplished gambler himself or very
particularly possessed OF their secrets Every observing
politician knows well that the Editor Of the Courier has
some very silly friends who, though they nave mncn
better and more respectable business. make amhnous
prcrensiors 20 the character OF sporting gentlemen
Jockeys SC and who lost many thousands OF dollars
last year by betting the Presidential Election but
the Courier ought not call these silly men gamblers
They the regular gamblers merely subjects ana
victims. The Editor OF the Courier l. too hasty isno-
rant and violent 10 be qualified for the business with
which he claims such familiarity or 20 be trusted by any
body concerned IN II.
The writer has not quite done with the Editor Of the
Courier vet but j. willing wait few days longer for
hun 10 reply the tough points already presented To-
him when he has sufficiently studied them and collected
the evidence Meanwhile he hegs the public 10 under
stand that this serious bona fdc controversy and NOT
sham fight got up between himself and the Editor OF
the Courier and the Editor Of the American Review
merely ~ make The Mystery sell.
The iucSless Editor OF the American Review mas put
himself again into position 20 claim from the writer the
thorough cast CATION SO long and 80 merciiuy withheld
which he shall receive by way OF furnishing an
agreeable light diversion to the public m the interval.
of the more controversy with the Courier and
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