New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
The FsI-ehosda of the Union-1Ir. E"ins.
coue,pon5ence O. The Tn.sa7
WNHr~ero~. Monday. Oc; - l-is.

Llffts rIL4tLc- % lt 444t~"fs
wuHISeTos Monday Oct -, lsis
Am0ag tie soom.labe ia'seh0o1s that have
been. and sre daily Manufactured a. the U-ios ofi'e
r tois city and sci; forth 20 the word By iasi mud
mscaibe End ioreisn organ, is ore W1ica u De-
eves everything put forth by tAsi oracle Of Toy
sn . by portion i the manly i cacuisiea a.
INTENDED 10 materially njare ~ ERiue t=ail'' ~lo'l
the cAnny scoicnn,n." Ritchie, and the sy uaAe'o
lent Yankee Burke. entertain DARK particular nsifso
sl.ude % tie ooncocted story easrsing Af. L~i's
with having rented house from M Douglass o. tHis
city q. much lees ren, per snnsn than To real Fs-e
Of the house upon the ground ihat 10 coS;iaerAor oi
obtaining il ia. reduced or under-rent M Z L~lns
vas TO give Mr Douglass The appointment 81 fao''e
Gardener.
IL 80 hs2psrs hat am ln possesiion 81 me i"os oi
tie case sad ssrure yoa n the most unquaihed m7n-
~, ,h., TIE whole story ssre2,esented y the foreign
or-sa.n ia sAeer bsse fabrication. Tie Jae' a'e
,bo,e Ar Besle SerzesntstAr1s of the Senate, haE-
irs heard TIA. Mr. Ewing wanted hoase. called on
bra come tlns In March and informed Af 'hsi Ar.
Duss,s had house 10 rent ssd took h.n over t. lock
Il tne ssns Mr Douglass offered a. once 70 put that
o,tion Of The house for Il is n psrt) Which Ar
Ew!ng wanted in complete repair and Jet him have u
for $50 = year The offer was n1cOnduordDB Acce pea
snd Mr.. Esns took possession o. zee nosts SOoe. -
N ode Of Hsy occupying IL until the ltt Of August
whea BE- rcce e1 irsoien, note nom NJ Jus Ass
com psinns that the appointment OF Fuohc Gsraener
vss delayed ong and closing WITH TIE DEC aration
that ths; was the ast piece OF paper Wnicn ~ tNr
Ssi1s) should ever receive from him mesnn. that ne
wOsld execute lease for the house according 70
the terms II ais parole agreement 4ne'tusoh' f4i-
wing cent gentleman to ar Douglass - Inform Inn
tnst II b. did not choose 10 execute esfe MI LNlns
was ready 10 vac-to the house aud would DC 80 the
next Monday Mr. Douglass refusing Still 10 give the
lease, M Esing moved out without delay.
This . the naOk rith far ~ the house comes 10
question and 90 far de- Mr. Ewing had anything 70 DO
with Mr. Douglass But Mr. D being FloriH oy
trade candidate for the place o. faoc IsFoene'
sad Mr. wing was the Secretary Of the INTERIOR
through ahich the appointment In the event OF re-
insv1l ci the pre-eDt incumbent WAS 70 ts sought
Uyon this fact lhe c1Rry ScOfctnrn and " clfc fdT-
kss have endosvored by Incorporating the tact tns
the rent % be paid for the much less than IL
ought to be to rsise the presumpuou-snd to this
piece Ot fraud Douglass has lent hnseii-thst the Ap
por;eut Of the latter 70 the place OF Public Gardener
was part and parcel OF the But unfortunately Tor
the ~bncstions Of this libel is cornerstone 10 tasf
k0ad Tne amount 70 be paid FOR thst portion OF this
tavernike estsblishment which Mr. Ewing rented was
worth. sna Al. that Mr. Douglass can get
tor ii from sny one for the house Il BY no means =
convenient; favorite desirable one, which Is evinced
oy the fact that although good teaemenn are Al this
time 10 great demand Ia this city, and eagerly sought
ioT Mr. Douglass house was vacant day or Two
since, with no prospect Of aspeedy letting
But the note OF Mr. Thomas Ewing Jr 20 Mr. Doug
Ass Is sdduced proof that there was an undersand
ing that Mr. 10 receive tho appointment OF Pup
lie Gardener. "Tufes light air are % the 1calyls
continuation strong ss Holy Writ" but u Ia only g.
those hO desire 10 fnd confirmation 10 SUCH trf-t
that they are proof and 10 Is only those who are
znxous to believe Mr. Ewing guilty Of such moanse's
anf corruption, who any " col rrfnafiOn IA
this note. The simple fact was, that Mr.. Douglass 80
any other applicant might and IS many do, wishing =
know when tho appointment Of Public Gardener was 10
bs made II at AL wrote note, somewhat impeftinent
90 be sure skiing the inquiry 70 this note youns MT
Ewing, some time eieTgafd replied, as he would nave
done T. other lmyOrtunsic applicant with whom NJ
w-s personally acquainted
ln order % believe tbis malicious invention upon
NJ. Ewing, two violent presumpuoua are neces
ssry, namely FUa, that Mr Ewing is rs corrupt -
auv Of those who have under the Polk dynasty, red
their pockets with pickings aud sieangs D. and
se-oqd that he Is much Fool az knsve for be must
b. most egrogoas fool who could sell bis integrity for
ess ihsn of pOtisge, and in such ~sy As the
world must know II. No man who would not himself
Commit corrupt ana foolish an act can believe this
tslsehOpd.
Whist may hsve passed between Mr. Bese and Ar
Douglass is alone known TO themselves but n any
such given by the former 10 the latter a
the fOrci1H organ charges upon Mr. living, II wa-
without the knowledge prviiy assent OF Mf J. lhs
| assert unguslhedy, and 70 man living can sho" 10
tho contrary.
may have devoted more space to this unmidgated
fsl.rhood propagsied sgans. Mr. Ewing for the yest
purposes hy the caumnsors OF the Uai0H IN this city
than Ia your judgment the matter msrits Bat ~ the
furnished me by one personally cognz4n OF
III that transpred IN regard 70 tnis hous" letting
With liberty 10 them not, ~ my discretion. ]
ieli IL 10 BE- due 10 Mr. Ewing that the public mind
should be disabused relative 10 Transaction IN which
BE- has been most wickedly maligned. AtrHA.