New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

P The Emdncipdtor ON behalf of Mr.. Brney
states that it has been ascertained by investigation
and confessions that the letter purporng to be from
James G. Brney to James B, Garland, which APP
peared few days before the last Presidential Elec-
ton, (but which did not copy,) was fabricated in
Michigan, as follows:
"Tho 'Genesee County Democrat Extra was printed
at the office of the Pontiac Gazette, aWhig paper by w
Thompson tho publisher Of that paper and H. IL Dunk
lee In the night time; the regular compoaitors being
sent out of the office and Moses Wisner and Charles
Draper being present"
This is the substance Of the charge which pur-
ports to be sustained by an array of evidence and
circumstances. The Emancipator labors, usual,
to inculpase the Wing party but with poor success.
In answer to its reference to this paper, we have
only say that the letter we received about the LIST
of Nov. 1874, from Hon. Jacob NJ. Howard, Detroit,
Informing us that such 'Genesee Democrat Extra
had passed through the Detroit Post Office, of which
the authenticity was at least doubtful and that in
quiries had been foot by the Wing State Com.
ni,tee 10 determine its character destroyed in
the confederation of our office, Feb. 5th, 1916. We
now state the substance of it from memory, but be-
heve we stated ii the time of s receipt and proba
bly, once since that time. The Emancipation Is aware
that we did not pubsh tho Garland letter, though
we did publish Mr. Birney to u.s. Oct sth "A, aver
ing that Clay's Election was more likely 10 secure
the Annexation Of Texas than Polk's-an assertion
which we see not how an honest man, warped by
no interest in deceving the People, could have made.
T The MeYcaati!e Advertiser is q fair-sized,
fsirseeming weekly paper published by Mason Il
Tutile, 80 Williamst. as an Advertising medium
tod IL nf
course the interest aud purpose of the publishers to
render its contents unexceptionable to all classes
Yet they permit very snoran, scoundrey Loco
Foco TO Gil Ii with Editorial assertions like those, which
we clip from the leader in yesterdays number:
aThe friends of Protection have attempted to sustain
tho Tariff by forcing the country into heavy expenditures
under the plea OF placing it In state OF military de-
fence. Believing they do that, they can involve the
government. in cxsvagsnt expenditures TO the amount
Of twenty thirty millions of dollars pretex,
viii be found for keeping up high Tariff. To this poll
cy, mr. CLAYTON. Member from Delaware, wished 10
commit the President by offering his late resolution,
and IN answer which the President sent bis late Mes
sage.
Tho recklessness. which would squsuder the public
money and cndsngcr the peace Of tho country rather
than submit to aressonabe reduction OF tho Tariff cannot
&c 100 severely censurea The Tariff people proeRs TO
be par ereses the ends of peace yet they push for
ward measures eminenlly calculated endanger the
= Things every where wore Frightening
aspect In this hsering of things the Protection
Sss became alarmed They looked upon favor
able to an esriy adjustment OF the Tariff Without
resh panic and increased expenditures on the par, OF
the they feared the Tariff could not bold OCT
another year They adopted the scheme of drawing
of war message from the President or what they
are pleased 10 call such. Il is immateria what char
acter may be- 40 that il creates panic and induces
pepdurcs So far tho message seems to have met their
views in a very gratifying manner
The Wings pay be abused and illuminated after this
fashion in the Journal of Commerce. and get what they
pay for 7Aat perfectly fair business transaction
But when shee, is thrown into their houses unasked
containing such Wholesale and stupid SANDERS as this
they win naturally kick it out and may be tempted to
kick than the paper is gross invasion OF
the comfy implied in the circulation Of such sheets as
much though it were Elled with obscene pictures
Tho publishers viii see their interest in promptly aba
Ing the nuisance.