New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

whole Loco.Foco press throughou, the Union and the
Native" ditto were apparently guilty Of this shocking
oversight and neglected TO demsnd the ev.dence-tney
manage these hIgs better in the Office Of the Times Of
America" That Stern and incoruprbe ssserter Of the
purity Of history after the employment OF the concen.
frated examinations and Of the wonderful
united force o; it, and distinguished editorial
corps. for nine aborous days aad nights announced 70
needless public the result Of IL lnqusitoral search
the destructive circumstance Of this Insidious cunning
y conirved omission. Accordingly the detected "ri'er
j. called for prO1fs' with typographical emphasis
Surely # previously Of his avoidance drect efl-
denoe- he must have expected hs detection oy t C'u
rer and be ready 20 produce them AZ once ue'ye
that manufactured might nave n'eh - feis"n' 'p
Tins far them exclusively IN his own po session
Before summoning his various witnesses y VII De
necessary for LIN learn where the Editor OF me cpn
rier viii have them Does ne expect as' OF 'nlr name
70 appear in The Tribune or in an appendix 10 the
PAMPHLET edition Of The Mystery Or would ne prefer
70 meet them personally shall they call az the Office Of
tho Courier 10 give their evidence and submit 70
nation or would the Editor prefer 10 receive them
az his house on lcs evening How Tar can iev
depend on the good sn and secresy OF the Editor IN
statements in which they may crimnaie themselves
&c. &c &c
Now the Editor Of the Courier is simply informed
a relief n his anxious suspense that whenever the
proofs" are demanded by the persons accused or in
volved they viii be furnished The winter also promises
give up al the details oi MS evidence ~ thc "oIlu
whenever any person who believes the whole 10 pe a
fiction vii. produce definite. rational account OF even
plausible and barely credible hypothesis or theory oil Inc
NEtsT- Gtlccf1 MOVIES VI
Of profit in undertaking such work. carrying on for
seven months and giving il 10 the public in that wagon
the supposition thst il is fiction And ~ compen-a
ton for the mental labor bestowed on the production OF
such hypothesis the writer also engages to pay 10 the
successful producer Of money equal 10 all the pay
ever received from anybody and everybody ior me
writing or printing Of The Mystery and all the pro
ceeis OF the sale the pamphlet edition. The Courier
4. requested 70 copy this notice and aid IL circulation
The Courier would also confer great favor on the
writer by retractng is dirty he ialsehood about the
writer having been paid by the wealthy "PPe-ayTs Tor
writing the Mysiery-fs il has been source OF ma
terial annoyance 10 him by creating the impression
among those to whom he j. under any pecuniary oogn
tons that he is flush" l.1 in funds just now
the consequence Of which is revival OF sundry DOR
manr claims that otherwise might have waited t called
for BY simply notifying his readers Of TINS error the
Editor Of the Courier VIII add another favor 10 those
previously conferred by him in calling pubii, attention
to the Mystery Of inquity which. but for that timely
aid would have been in great danger OF falling still born
from the press.
William II. Graham. Tribune Buildings has - lew
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