The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-26

the effort 10 cheat the Souih and deceive
Of my friends. and adopted our course The
following letters were despatched their respective adj
dresses They are given In the order in which they were
Here follow the letters we have already referred TO- and
lBy ,sssnphic ds.p.cA.l
DErRoIr. October Is, 1873
McCeland member oil Congress. LEFT here with Chare.
quest Sa % as asa so the
him until day or two before election, authorized 10 hold
keep him quiet TO represent cass as in favor 81 he W.
mot Provso, and every exeron for him Ia that district
eeso or Taylor democrat to watch these Cas- assSa
and counteract their movements
To JARED WILSON or ALBEIT LEsrEa canandaisu.,
ny telegraph
DErRolT, October 30, 1875
Cass has just sent McCIeand to Wilmot 10 pledge him
1t is true. '>
J. B. CLARK
lAno,her member, suppose. of tho Norvsl political
fainly.]
We insert the statement Of Mr. McClelland, of M,
Wlmo and OF Messfs Sanderson and Mercur. Mr. McCl.
lands was published IN the Buffalo Courier o'''
BUPFAL6. November 4 1915
arrived here this morning from Pennsylvania and And
wlmot Provso. This is false and il has been sss
graphsd to your city hasten to inform you Of IT, TOD
sa c.ss
changed his views upon the Wlmot Proyiso This know
him Of any kind touching the slavery question, md
have not been and am not authorized v pledge
mors started Detroit false and slandeIoui and In
posa You fno S9wn amy man who even o
say. .-sef Yours, truly, ~ sT-'7." m
Hon JAMES B. BowIrs, st. Louis, Mo. 80
Mr.. Wlmots letter.
TowAsDA. Nov. "a lSB
DEAR SIR The visit of the Hon. Robert McClelland or
sMiShfan q this place short time pssvou. The p
suspicious and sanderons allegations BY portion Of G
pssan p,e's 2, The soaa'y T. time; Of high political
by opposing partisans the acts and motives Of inen az
sna a'ss %
was promote, demands that they both should
disonorable in the visit q the former
Mr. McCeland did not pretend me. do believe
respect changed from that ndcaied SIS he Ncha.n a
ter nor was he the bearer OF any propositions o.
w wnss which He :ad nothing u
say to another, and which honorable man might n
land intimately and well He Is an SoaoraSIs
w u s sS"d :. sSsE ~
presidency Of his distinguished friend. - '''' ~
Very truly, yours,
To E. o. GooDRrcH, Editor Of Reporter.
Extract Of letter from Mesrs. Samdso. and Mreur 10 III
editor Of the Bradford Democrat
TowANDA. Nov. 10, 1875
To the Editor Of The Bradford Demseraf.
he e spoke of the opinions Of General CAS- on the sub
iect OF slavery in the Territories be those by
the and all the meetings he did. 10 his speeches be
explicitly represented General Cass opposed pro-
subject ELECTED the praise Of all who heard him We know
that the charges made against Gen Cas- aud Mr. McCL
and In these ,ohes are without the semo1sncs
sE!5 sANpERsoN.
- u. MEkCUR.
To how many places these .precious documents Of Mr.
Norvell wee not know. He thew i
sent TO Canardaiea to Buffalo, to Governor Cfticnds
know from other they were also ssni = Chicsso
Louis and TO many other points And In his efef 10
{ dispatches should be Ksntucky Tsnnssss, Al
bama, Mississippi, Loaissns. and AIksnsas; and thn
N Olive n s Il ias % .Ss sSs,
Baltimore, OF the same purport Of that Gov. CssSn
and requested him despatch nformsfion ~ sssgspi
With this requests prompt appliance was Yielded al
am inionnedby iAaigenrisman."
To ths above docnments we add osri6casa fur.
,ished by Mr. Norvel in his publication. 70 his IN
The nra I, by himself In which he mods,y .ay.s .H,r
ss.S ss'isy sceaiss %. wms
eatiOnay mssprsssalsd or aisiSsd ssy mss AZ as.ss
ION, te italics ours., and certain that in this comma
md with all abroad who knew me- my reputation for W
aciy would tavosaby compare With that Of Gen Cas-.
much with that Of the honorable envoy the Poso
district OF Pennsylvsnia," &c III ~
THE power Of nstar, could no farther so.'
The second certificate Of character which he gives ID
rom the Louisville Courier, and In these wofdsi "Ts
COURIER IN PRESENTING The exposition OF ne mt
Ion uses the strongest language Of condemnation end Doe
ne the justice 70 assure It's readers that The mrs
onddence msy be placed In my ,sicments."
He has also another delicate tsle paneyric upon him.
eraciiy and OF the confidence hoe
rabe mou In all section. OF the Unted States" Sc
In the whole history OF eectioneefnx contests "a
eaor instance oi moral turpude csn be than thu
aso scheme displays. Mr. Norvell the spirit
nd to him belong It's principal hcnors. They win suck
Il. Mr.. McClelland requested by the dsmocrsuc
ommitiee Of Pennsylvania 10 70 there's only becsa
Q was native Of that Stale, and well known and highly
aed the Wimot Proviso and sii suppodiny the dsmoI
ratio ticket, he was man well qualified explain h
emocrsic electors that the views which he and ohep
7. All this was right la itself and everybody koow
nat during our presidential contests gentlemen Of ssndn
nd information are ntthrough the country 70 explain q
Jews Of their respective parties; and ot this sng
ct Of Mr.. McCIellands journey for this object Mr. Noft
,brcated the SANDERS which he propagaied Il hp&
olys p soa as ssA No. AZ s ss gSs.9.
'ission from Gen Cas- 10 Mr. Wimot, and states and nI
mates together that ME-. McCieIIand was sutiorized
$50 Tor Mr. Wmos political support or silence. And ID
boldly proclaimed, not as Tumor, opinion, or q n
ort, but as positive fact within the knowledge q
orwell And how did he know itf II Gsn Cas- AID M
cCleland were knayes enough 70 concoci such schsn
ere shey foots enough 20 admit such es Mr.. NJ
~ 20 their conhdencei The very day siser Mr.. Mcce
be 10 almost every section sf the Union announci9
ts effort ITO cheat the South aud deceive Pcp~ss
a 3 and that, too, with az anblnsstas 3. cssn'sy
LELAND and taken memorandum Of their whole arsn,
entsi We have published the ststements Of MI
LELAND OF Mr. WIlm. and Of Ms .,..ss s.,
eir contradiction, but u possible 70 make the
Hereafter the word Reo,sso. wsi be e.Punged g