The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-24

The letter OF the senior editor Of the National IaH
gsne 10 which we allude in our remarks this morning.
viii be found below, accompanied by the short editorial
introduction.
From the National Intelligence Of Monday.
We think there hardly De a respectable friend Of he
editors OF the Unon here elsewhere who does not
the least that they should permit their party
mites to beiray them into those personalities which have
OF late 20 much disfgued heir columns; instance OF
which, in yesterdays number Of the Union, has rendered
necessary The following letters
EcKiKeroS, October II, 1919.
Mn DEAF siR Whilst stiil In my bed which have
been days confined by previons illness accident
has placed n my hands ,he uniSn Of ms morning. IN
drawn out w your late satisfactory vndicsfon OF the for
sp s ns aa q %
~ That attack contains within Itself It's sufficient
Other but for the following personal reference ysef
which is given by the .Union extract Of letter
from one in Baltimore TO a New York Journal;
The cabinet and Joseph Gales, be erstood have
their heads together 10 make the National
ne organ at Washington 70 the exclusion o.
The Republic, This movement alhou gh sdroiuy managed,
has the knowledge OF the President. The party
mos, 10 ,his operation t'eag aside Jose him
litca and personal attachment. To the General, the
een, M es asdes.sa y sas
by Mr. Gales, in which ne says have Gen. Taylor
aus,ned viii him fss 10 Won NAV em s,sanye us \,
neverthelsss true To the same gentleman he complain
on had treated him with proper courtesy. From this
you win discover that although Mr. Gales is in win the
cabinet he is on, with the President"
There points in this :" extract" which demand
REPUTATION more prompt than will allow wait for
hf alih and strength make formally.
The first Of these is that have had consultation
with " the cabinet" with person persons
order TO make the National lnelgsncer the administra
organ Washington" NC: This Is wholly
false and unloundsd have had conversation with
member Of the cabinet subject nor, inbred
you know have desired the National lnte
be the administration ofgan," in the undersiod
OF thar that say the exclusion Of any other
journal
The second is that am "strenuousy opposed to Cen
eral Taylor Tins statement basey false
more conscientious dian myself, who
desires the success OF his administration.
With respect what reported have written in
letter "a gentleman of New York. II could so disrust
gentlemen whose casual letters keep copies
Of replies, have time be particular
copies OF private letters. The quoted
may or may not have formed part OF some letter Of mine
written some months II So they indeed
The letter must be, II Il exists, IN de-
string avail himself oil my Imagined intimacy inhu
with the President the members The cabinet
some purpose OF his own which my reply was, sub
santialy doubtless that though was on terms Of person
al with the President could
acquaintance or familiarity with him would justify my
constituting myself medium OF conmun between
him and applicants Tor public Office.
With gard 10 the concluding epresenta ton of this ex
tract closing with the remark that although Mr. Gales
with the cabinet, he is with the President" let
add that whilst have received from the President all
coureses due from his station happen to have had from
the OF their engagements and of my own,
personal intercourse whatever with the gentlemen who
compose his C binet
hardly nand strength add that al ways faithful
y years So. r. 10. GALES.
Office OF the National InieIligencer.