New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

,'v," =" ,',' sScut ,hcm Noqucsons were
asked ot ,ur by these eoncucn d'd mol h"oM mn
Nj Boga,dus had been i"'a al ''u '''''' "''''' ''
letter OF September last -, i,
old chest supposed that the law papers III Jesse :
1uars With the Merchants either '''fo ,ncfI OF hd
/ ,,,u k,t, it, II NJ former time. we iound. in
,,.J ,rritablc collection ot read BeulaebubS pnpcis
How would have been punished severely III OLD iIin
,r kr,u,r in a Public icc such evidences oi Sa,an'-
mower over even the SAINTS especially n; sandy Hill
When the news of Mr., Van Ncsss removal reached
The t,nlcr had many letters Offering me ND to keep
my plscr II, required Erea IN 81 Laurence County.
MAS otv,cd petitions be signed by tho most ;gaeaial
,.cbas ~ "a Democratic party aud generally through
out the townships. hut declined their friendship.
twas my practice 10 copy useless papers when they
wrtU curious bu, 10 ,ec Cusomiiou hccords.
was ~ carrtu ~ show them them IN any
! way as was uchodc" in bringing system and order
ou, Of of chaos. The MOrsRg Ners charges that
breaking the lock of old Custom liousc box was
tcouy Ii So does il mean 10 argue that obedience 10
the lawful commands o! our supcrios Is CRIME "ho
wss tho cluu
/ In letter published by Mr. Vun Ness he says that
Nj. Roeardus caused a uusiy Clerk 10 examine some
old papers large chest probably belonging 10 mr.
Hoyt and that they were reported as Oh no apparent
, consequence. No doubt they were Such conecuoh
OF fraud basphemy. dishonesty and intrigue ought
never TO have tecn placed in Public Once. No one
could have property even III the paper on "hch such
indecent apcuaso was written
Il the first time. in Christian land since our CONVEX
sion from hcaihcn darkness. i'll which Il man who was
turned away from public situation the duties OF which
had God lie would faithfully lulil,
for taxing eight tons OF publ; silver specie win
him. has vtnturcd come before judge and to claim
property in letters in which his correspondent calls
upon God Almighty dn him. said letters being found
in AN old Custom, House boXnnd that correspondent,
the Attorney General oi New York. and the son OF a
President of the Republic
Had the best OF all possible reasons Tor oeeVins
ta, he had abandoned his old papers in the Old boxes
These letters are qscer law Tor Custom House. Did
not tell Cashier Ogden twice 10 mention 10 him to look
after and take away bundles of his scattered document
NJ. ~ -nF ~
he hiss since stated in the Herald that he had seen Mr.
Hoy again aud again. and that he said he did not care
/ for the papers | saw Mr.. Ogden the other day IN
Broadway and his recollection OF the facts ID distinct and
ike my
When be,rayals of confidence talked Of let me
ask-Why did Attorney General Van buren Tor the sake
ot gain so far berav the confidence improperly re-
posed in him by Governor Marcy as 10 speculate in the
stocks on the knowledge OF forthcoming specla! mes
sa-ei Why did Governor Marcy SO far deviate from
proprety tell J. Y. Buren, State secrets DID ne
also tell c w Lawrence. J. Coddngton, : Alien, and
other stock operators and If Mr. John " Buren thus
specua;cd on Marcys messages, IS al all improbeoe
tat he did the same the Messages OF his ahcr when
President AFTER that he would do so on his own
messages if called TO the Presidential chair as 1t Is so
very often hined he will bel Why did he curse D..
Uoyt for not always having spare funds 10 use IN MS
stock specuatons Did the latter get the rich Collector
ship Of NewYork enable certain family to use the
pu5lc funds through convenient Collector oil their
choice There leaf yet 10 be turned over TO get at the
whoe--aark thai
Took ou, OF the Clinton Hall Library the other day,
the Philadelphia edition of Dr. Frankiins Works lby
ScCary & Davis. 1892 and when hrd read once moro
yha, he suffered by very similar posurc OF false
men in high stations became far resigned TO the
abuse bestowed so humble and insignificant person
as am, In paee PIG of volume lst Jan y, lIII we
see the great and good Franklin standing before the
Prvy Council OF England, with Lord Loughborough
Weddcrburn) then Solicitor General pleading for the
corrupt Governor and Lieutenant Governor OF Massa
chuset,s whose letters Confidential cnough he Drank
n) had sent TO Speaker Cushing, and which John Han
cock had read 10 the General Assembly which had soon
after pc,iOned Or the removal OF these anhiGl rulers
..So,ling then will ecQuit Dr. Franklin Of The charge Of
obtaining fine leers by fraudulent or corrupt
means the malignant of purpo;es; unless le H0e
helu from the PERSON who stole them hope my lords, you
will mark and trand the man. for The honor Of this country
OF Europe Of mankind. Private correspondence has
hitherto been held sacred in times of party
moi onv in nc itics but religion He has forfeited all the
respect Of societies and of Into what companies VIII
he hereafter 20 with an unehaassed face, the honest
inrepidiiy OF vruc: Mcn Will watch him with jealous
escritoyes He viii henceforth esteem ii libel be called
OF letters, homo TRlU hieraIWm '-F r's'ns Ne
moirs, go. !, p 29.
Mr. Wedderburn concluded by comparing the great
philosopher and patriot OF the Western word 70 Zansa
Iask my ords whether The revengeui temper attributed
by The GOODNESS aud apathy OF the willy Amercan-S"e
page
don was nut in passion Wedderourn made lord,
Franklin deprived OF his Office oP in
suited through the press and suit at chancery win
bill full Of lies he tells commenced against hln-
Whether London Grand Jury was found prepared TO
hand down the names oi s members to perpetual mia
my by presenting him know not but have written 10
London for the documents OF that day. The Privy
Council went against him and the Hing ordered, Feb l.
i that the petition he had presented from the House
ofReprcsenaives OF Massachusetts Bay 6e the
board rs groundlcss, veXatious and scandalous
The Evening Post. which justified Mr.. Jesse Hoyt
when Mr Van Buren, turned him out OF oiicc as dcau
ter in 1871 and which could o,nS 10 ceaSHrc IN the
conduct of the wOrthcs whom have made to pass III re-
view before the civilized world insults The tribune very
much in the style of Wcddcrburn 10 the lords o the
Council against Franklin and Massachusetts IL says We
advise our friends who may have occasion 10 60 near
The Tribune. leave their private notes al home, ana
keep asharp look out upon their pockets Daoney LIE
via, & Co. will set up next as public ccnsors.
have living faith in America; in her institutions
and in her people There may be those who would treat
poor obscure exile here with more cruelty and harsh
ness than the eminent man have ventured most
respectfully refer TO- treated IN London Eut they
are few NewYork and Massachusetts no longer need
huulhy to bcg d ptance OF justice and change OF goy-
enors a, the hands of the iron monerchs OF another
hemispherenor will the courts Legislatures. ures, and
people OF the Union descend from their lofty position
before the world crush rlre even an adopted cit
for endeavoring hold up TO public contempt the
wicked conduct OF whom the people delighted TO
honor and enrich and put high places, but who are
shown by their confessions to have been utterly
unworthy of and the berayers OF their country
! If New York could at glance the wo wretched.
ness poverty bankruptcy pain and anguish OF hundreds
of thousands whom the gambling spirit of the faction
held up TO meri,ed scern the lives Of Hoy, and Butler
has ruined By its unprinciped bank stock government
and land specuations its inhabitants would be very little
inclined 70 blame, Your obedent servant,
! w. L. MACKENZIE.
r On Friday evening. Oct 31st, some villains
Sc. fire to stable the premises of Mr.. Elliot c. Vore
entered the dwelling house, aud tried fghcn the
van. cir into showing them where the money kept
MIR and Mrs v eng absent a, the time But an alarm
[ being raised, they fed precpitste!y