New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08
~ The (oil0r'Hg articles appeared n poyt'oa
Of orr No, ning Edition. Of ye0Srdqy.
Mr.. seth f:. Cater.

VII. -etn Ass Sretcss
This gentlemen has favored the public with
nearly four columns Of an Extra from toe otsce Of
The Wyoming County Mirror, intended to
prove, fret, tina. his Anti Slavery principles have
drawn him into his present confelarscy Wit
Dickinson, Marcy and Crosvell and, secondly.
that j. is the Edi,or Of The Tribune thet is re-
cresnt 20 the cause Of Free S3il-The fret Of
these assumptions We shat leave 70 the st'ic-
lures OF WILLIAM JAY and +. D. CULVER, il any
.hiag be necessary beyond what we have already
offered. IA 70 the second, We can only appeal
as We confidently do, both to the Past and tie
Future 20 prove that NJ. Gates has deserted the
side o.; Freedcn and enlisted on thssof Slavery
Il may rot mean il, bat such is the elect OF bis
c0gr,e When he was ia Congress, and had
drawn up an AntSlayefy Proses; against the
Annexation Of Texas before such Annexation had
become 10 any degree mingled with Party Poltic''l
he obtained tpertytuo WHO sgners TO that
Protest ana mt me Loco Foco. He says re did
not fer il to the Loco Fooos, knowing 4. to be
Of no use. Among the Wings who did sign it
We. CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, whom Mr.. Gates is
now trying 10 deieat-a lac: which he has taken
great pains to belitte and obscure. Yet Mr.
Gates says Of the fate Of his Aoti Slavery efforts
ia Congress
There would always be found some sHeakir9 Geo.
". Profit some stpp9y Caleb Gushing, some aod9'7g
Truman Caleb smith, some comproHgie'7g Horace
Greeley who would kill ~ Resolutions, or h'st
s.Grs IF, and MKT GIVE UP AND BETBAY OUR PRo-
vIsOl'
--Mossrs Prufii and Coshiog deserted the Wing
party abou, the same time with Mr.. Gates, and
have ever since been as bitterly hostile to il rs he
has Mr. Profit. IL now dead M Caleb Smith
was active untirlag and mos; efficient in his sap
por, Of the Free Soil Proviso throughout the last
Winter, and ts passage was only defeated by the
DickiusOus and Hauneesns 10 whose party Mr.
Gates is one Of the lAtes. accessions. And as to
Horace Greeley, he defes Seth NJ Gases to point
to single vote given by him in Congress on any
subject related to Slavery which Mr.. Gates him.
sell would not have given, or to name Member
of either House who abored harder or more IN
tringly to pass both Colts Resolution and cur
Proviso.
MIR. Gates sees ft TO say ci me
Ooe Of your earliest Subsequent movements a year
Rso % show your integrity on the question OF the pro
blbtou OF Slavery in he Territories was 10 advocate
The postuonement OF all action the subject during the
short ssion 70 give the General "a believe one w.
before IL could be tested whether he would veto Pro
Wei m Tor Freedom IN the territories
Now the mistake of this assertion i very gi.r-
ing. but its stupidity is the most smezing thing
sboat it, If the question Of Slavery in the Terri
tories had been defnitivoly acted on during the
short Session, that sroVid hare rei'eDed Gen. 1oy-
Lor from all difficulty or responsibility on the s~b-
jecf II, had nothing 10 do then with vetolng or
approving any bin, because he did not become Pre-
sident till that Session was at m end Mr. Polk
ws. the only man required 10 sign or veto bills at
the ma, Session Mr. Gates is stone bird with
ma gui'y
Mr. Gates asks US to publish his iou columns
in The Tribune, which We shoald have ieit i'm
PEELED to do # he had pa lished ours 10 which he
re .oIns m bis E.trs. As nc did NOT No decline
tn one-.ided reciprocity which he desires but
have given above the most important points OF his
lelter--rot s'r,sdy discussed byus He says that
he Gid not write the letter Of W. r. p. M The
Rochester Advertiser, snd did not entirely seps-
rate himself from the Wing party till after EDO
when ne voted for John Young, though he had re-
ia. d his vote to MIR Clay and given it to Birney
IN lsIi.
p. 5. Looking again through MIR. uatts lazy
ninth Of words, We fad the following
=" 40 you imagine tnkt oidu" hhu btuothks h'id
frey aud Msnn nnd Root ans Chase and Hale az ack
ana bailey AMI Stanton aud Lcsviu and TapVgr al
fatally deceived IN regard . The tendencie- o' iy'
lorsm 10
AHswcy Messis. Mani sad tuck 1--WE under.
81, nj to be both roy friends Of tn Nation Al Al
muistratioa. though neither OF them voted Tor
Gen. Tay ior. and NJ. Tack was formerly Loco
Foc,. They viii both, we foe confident vote i.r
an Administration Spe sber CT the House. Mr..
Haze was also Loco Foco, but is not now hostile
to the Adminislratior. Mr. Lesvitt was never
Wig. and never missed r chsnce 20 give the
Whies dig urde' the 18th rib He likes 1t now
quite =. well a. no did when Mr. Gates belonged
T. IT, Mr.. stan ton b5nsts Of voting for Van Buren,
wbsu ne was The candidate OF Virginia al Ala.
bama, aud re i,,cing over the elec'loa OF to'A-H
course we expect no sympathy from nm MI
s,l.le we r. lieVc & be quite ss mucn win w as
With Mr.. C. Rtes; and "a 70 Mr. Chase, msn who
worms his way into the Senate as ne dld' W."
naturally and insiinctyely hate the wing party
We give Mr. Gates 10y OF his comPanlonship
SINGULAR AND MtsTERioUs.-The Lake Fr0ri'
c, pa Rtp4bledn of the 23i instant relates me 'o
los ins singular circumstance: ,
same time RsO, when the Choers was rAe'us "suOn
an sarinr extent Ia our Parish gentleman residing
.bor, aistsnrs from Providence determined 70 rc-