The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29
From the New York Eyenns ?5-
Gel. BsntOa In JIi..surl


Those who have undertaken to pst Cd Bal.
ion down, will find they have sal-.,s5t ~,
on their hands for the season. Il r,t..
speech somewhere about every ca. an att.
a letter for the press about every aga, 4.
gives neither himself nor his eneus-saay,-,,
He was invited TO deliver an address ssis-. IA.
Mercantile Library Association Of Boston. CIR
ing the month Of October or Noyem1-- a.5t.
but he says he cannot leave Miss1-- ..-s
enough. In a letter Of three columns i55-s.,
ed to the citizens of Missouri, h. iae5s--s.7
alludestO the Invitation as follows
"The invitation itself is IN the kiuGes. term.
and is accompanied BY letters from he ton
Messrs. Robt c. Winthrop, ABBOTT Ilzr--s.
VIM. Sturgis and Marcus MOBlOn, urE,us a. l
accept L. | should have Reeoei 10 s1-- --
spectacle solicitation. Though refusing ava.
tons to States for political speaking. I ga
proud Of this invitation, and wished 10 a,,--.
il; the more 50, because il would CIV r- g.
opportunity, in that ancient capita o.. Vel.
England-thst great seat Of aiHg a. con-.
meree-to do something toward h@2i-r =
that great road when Is 10 maze 'n- -----
our Union the centre Of the commrrc-. F.--
| wished to accept this invitation g.; .-l 1l--
pose. Tbs letters as good a. pOinte- O. .ll-
object. But il would seem that am 10 l- -s-
appointed, and that, by the maehiasa5ls c
those who have seldom troubled tlsir h-l-- 10
dsvising nything for the service q Oh s,a,-
am still sssailsd by the cOLirler4-r c--s?rr
tors, whose "goOd faith snc honor oil o.
permit them to break their engigsment 90 ssc-
other; and the welfare Of the sale, lhs -l-u5-
nv Of the Union, and my ON public a-- l--
vate character, require me TO remain sa- -
pulse them"
The staple Of this letter Is the e11'7--''-
which he charges MS enemies wiih hav.-s ~
gagged in, to break him down
He has finally broken ground ssain', BIS CO.
league Atchison. He says
"Among those who have assai.sd ne Avg
generally ut the respectful distance Of g. -i-
bred mile in the rear, are four Of ny c'.-ii-a
in Copvrsss-Messrs. Atchison, O's-l l--'
and Jameson. | was surprised al u -
no reason why they should assa-i m =
always treated them respectfully, AM Pa'''-
parentlv friends with all at W asning'o-- ---
ouestioa was not between them AM me- --'l7
tween ms and the General Assembly Or -A---.'
some fe y membersO Of IT, Insver silacrl . 80
in NV speeches. Ihsd given them n So
attack, and can see no eaussf'r theii COZ --.
conduct so unbecOming in coleas lss' 81
detrimental to the public service o' -7'1
the harmony which ought to prrS4ii p -.
egation. They 90 beyond PoiiIica. ann ~.
and use language which implies 90
merely for my political, but for my
degradation and destruction. Leaving o." +
| The nr.s.nt- what others are rePofte- u
said. | limit myself to what : vel er'----
/ me OF nv immediate colleague ~ me - 80
refer 10 oublic talk at Liberty. Cay col-,!. i
the month Of July last; sad IN giving d.
stances Of his language towards me-
nish a catalogue Of names, equal !" Il
STATE. n the truth OF any - leuied- TO- I.
Speaking OF the combination az
/ Mr.. AtchisOn) said; -. hattie
| 6sWs thought we had him % l,-'' 49,.
\ escaped. lie cannot escape now -
naticn is SO extensive against nm, IN -.
/ nossibls for him 10 sustain himself n -
snstain himself against il. have le''l' -,
v,rious parts of the State eXhi'iAI5 -
which shows the strength Of ln- e'''.-.-r
| ,,a;,,,, rim and that he cannOtsus-aiA n'.''
"Sneaking Of the bursting OF 'he sl..,--.f
/ an ho.,d the Princeton, where - many y. h.
lives. and where was 50 near '''i"s
said: - Bs-.p. Ten
R.n,on Hs,rv CLAY and John ~ ei ". 30
s,t,ioy A. ,traddlr Of il al ths tine i -.
After giving several other IL a'''a''-- =,
colleague. animus, he thus all'ds' y
rece,Ilon at Platte City, the 'e''-'''
| N.shis0u. l.. ..t.-.
"Tbis language Is sufficient, "iIl mo-. n
ripg 10 hi. public speeches ano PIS,,--,,I-rsd
mvtrail. 10 show Mr.. Atchisoh 81
the conspiracy, and eo-oPeia"'- =, ., b..
-,,..alf / have one circumsi1hee a.
which admits Of no mistake, ia $50. ]
and of no exception in point o, .---...s.,cssi
mel og NV visit to Platte ei'y' lns - ,u,i.
~ .oIl.sois. and where l weA' - s,ib,.ca
notice 10 make pabhc speech - mi,ss Of,
Wa. not at home. He was a D 49, 4, ,raki1g
=, nIscss where had been, employ :. - ,sinysoi
rshss .s,.;n., me, and among o'l' -. =.
s;oJ,ad Character, saying il he hla 90 \. voull
80 Sona IappeaIed TO the PsoP'sls f.,tbsr-
- - ,,.,,s5 20 have been tsrree ai- "a, Il
/ ed bv the time he got hou's- t,,m ttsm t5-
home. but bis FRIENDS WERE a'- zach as O.
.san.,s,,on. for nv reception ~, T., blOoi-
a. the town loos Oh, 80.
100 I.frrIls we're lavishet, ana Wv zen
~. -, ,-nrsssed BY the 9eOp',,. ~
Ward, Captain Reid, tEho ieu '.iI ,-m.5. s2rass
and Henry l.. ROutt, ESQ ~su - 80. grove
imam m, Stand-my sianG "a
when they saw i inva'e1- nothipg Of P0Ls
"a wing gentleman, to say - -. ~, %
e,oId me- since, that ne =. -.
1870 - come with him, to hsiP 49, ,,i
~ "a ,hat he saw him al a.
es.sai ,;n L time A whig physician "a So
me since, that he carried oSs 49, nm slSs
ments, lint and bandages' anu .,-,;on Of bloss
over. so universal was the eAPee.S - prsVsir
.hsd from the outrsges known " S;ch ED
e. ~. .od from the resentment W., f,;ess
h.i;sv.d ,hsv would provoke from my 40 6is-s
ua".'I', ,hs presence Of some tSeNe -s = tsssg
hmpf,.J 6. rmsrs and good citizens, - - ;anSs
nunaIeu -sJ IN. stand after two haI rI..'v.s
upon il; and pesceably eoH ,S,,s~s vote IN D..
Of the day, In the Overwne'un naIOn rs
of regulating, exPangihs, - u So
,,an. Nop. Ais Gas my receP. .-.-,, a-s -
$500, ,o,,n. and from has 'ni'sI- ~, 80
$4,000 fri.nds: and rsaf 70 80. NJ, -
81 IN ;rdrias a mans feelings 70 80
= -: Ss,o thsy treat ne sAsH
then-" ..s.s. Of -
Speaking Of lhs origin and p'''
conspiracy, he says; ,,,.h.d. isSb's.
"Ths conspiracy Is new ssss The ssas
known, and Its agents de'ee lssi ~
plot has been carried out -