New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13
The Late \. 2. Rogers.
To Ae Edaor of I'll. Tri5uae

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letter appeared in your paper OF Monday last
dated ST Eaowel Ne In which great injustice was done
70 certain persons the intimate friends and ascot
ses OF the late y. P Rogers OF Concord, Il The per
alluded TO spoken OF enemies, and accused
of prosecuting him death nay, worse-they are
sugmarsed as hounds who have oarked alter MN 70
the very OF the grave No names are mentioned
but the writer's meaning Is net 10 BE- mistaken.
Now permit 70 say that there Is not one word OF
truth nor even shadow Of truth IN these charges The
facts are simply these Mr. Rogers ives the Editor OF
the Herald OF Freedom paper bearing the imprint, OF
the New Hampshire Ami Slavery Society, and under
stood 10 De the property OF that body The publisher OF
The paper mot Mr. Rogers charged whether Justly
or not viii not say with taxing fraudulent possession
OF the paper Mr. Rogers became involved IN the dit
tcUlty that OF this transaction, by lax the
part OF the publisher Unfortunately The affair as not
settled, and irerts once dear became RlerAied Inc
opponents OF Mr.. Rogers have always alleged thar so
tsr they concerned This was the only ground OF
difficulty Nj r. The other hand charged them Win
TIE covert design OF restricting hs freedom as Editor! or
driving MIN from the Editorial chair The controversy
was WARN one but Jar severe on me SIDE OF Mr.
Rogers than on that OF ais opponents MI Rogers 70
say nothing OF his friends twenty times much
al his opponents pu; together In se the later have
done Ete more than plsce on record their deliberate
judgment Il respect 10 the Transactions alluded 70 and
Tor more Than year they have remained entirely 81
lent while Mr. E ana ais friends have Kept up con
stSnt warfare upon them. Your correspondent says
SUIT perhaps they knew not that ne w-s dying when
hey continued 10 publish their c-uei attacks on him
Have you been reader OF the .Nanons! Anc-S4ayeEy
Now II 50 happens that TIE Ss-onaI Anti-SlsTery
Standard I'D mention the name OF NJ Rogers
Tor the year sai hall Immediately preceding MS des-
znd aer any period published more tnan To or three
orief a-cles the subject OF his tI-eu.1ss VIII us
former Associates anc even these Win perhaps single
exception were half severe as taose winch Ar
4 ~as constantly publishing during the same nr1e
* was murdered by the hre inst MS opponents SAD
OF hin Is i rot wonder ms, <s have Tot been killed
oy ais -ncrssact attacks;
an sorry be under The necessity OF troubling you
v-t- subject which susE- never 70 rAve oen alluded
70 N your columns bar INCH seemed indispensable
/ Ii reply % your correspondent salLO
FATAL AccIDEST.-A young rlsr By the name
OF Bags ded this ely Tuesday e-eninz rom
wound received Monday last oy me accidental dis
ehz-se OF pistol which carrying n ais cost
pocket The pistol loaded VILE tre4Te tsrze tuck
shot !; Is said me deceased ~ss experimenting t-r
Gully WIZ some person and had prepared himself win
TIE weapon 70 make . defence II The event te VISA
attacked. Albany GA Courier. Nov =
r The colored citizens OF Cincinnati held
pubic meeting the "a inst. AID passed resolutions
euloSzc o. the la.s Thomas Csrkscr aud reetag as
deata They also resolved wear nournns tor 20 csys
sid recommended pastors Of their churches 70 deliver
tiscoS-zes appropriate 70 the OCCASION