The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-05
The EOote ard fremont Dif,ie uity Ro'


10 using IL appears under the we'll kno sigma
ture x and believe it 20 have been written by Mr
Grurd; but the paragraph which cencerns mo CON
slider as the work OF Ir Fosts bimse and shall ac.or
dinghy at him as the author.
The following is the paragraph
Tie difficulty between Senators Foote and Fremont has
been smicslly arrSnsed A. You seen BY the GARD q
should be- Mr. Fremont wrong attack W.. Foote for
ds @ sfS' sS S we're RE d aGk sS
Wow 70 wound tho personal ieongs Of any Senator present
o. California card q com@sGreT for She ,tastmcnt
s q s ns "a h 10 'ns ss
Bcs he ccpsderes hst ne iii wauid di,sraoc the repnS
m end that however inclined he support the bill
without the aaead%sat Mr. Toc{e retIastcd nothing hut
frimcht could not bS ,ssacd wit tbs Sapas. ton
Ri. i:,,h. IN ,.STgt1. Senators IN regard 70 4.
& M e a er 70 of % sSS SS op Ing
benefit Of the whole had beiter be buried than
This paragraph is false In many particulars as viii
epdeavor bri'ay TO show but will first make few
marks as 10 the authorship when the friend whom
had sent TO Mr Foote Sstur day morning brought
back this letter and joined with other fri nds say
ing IL was sufficient and that ought TO be satisfied
TO be published myself and others replied that th,
arran ent was not satisfactory because the affair
would not rest there, but that Mr. Roote in
mupieation with letter vriter' Who wrote for him In
the baltimore Sun and Philadelphia Ledger, and
that these two pspers would coon contain un
true accounts OF the affair to my prejudice and
which would eempel me to take further notice OF It,
This repeatedly and pie tcay told To the gem
tleman; but 1t was finally concluded TO receive Mr..
Foote'S letter satisfactory and to watch for the lot
tiers In the Sun and Ledger. Accordingly, Monday
mornings sun brought tho expected latter which as
have said above iully believe 20 be the work OF Mr.
Ioote. through Mr. GIund.
The letter opens with saying that the difficulties be-
tween Mr.. foote and Mr.. Fremont have been aaica-
biy" arrerged This word aaicdtvn il false rs was
we'll known TO the writer. l merely received Mr..
Foote's letter satisfaction, and tokens Of smity
were ihterchanged between as not even speaking to
each other. 1t comes then to the OF the dhcu
ty all Of which falsely stated and proved to be by
the record The letter SAYS. MI Fremont was wrong
TO attack Mr. foote for words spoken In de bate which,
&c no ootel o,s'ncuy ave..a az tue time were not
spoken with view to wound the feelings Of any Semi
tor present but merely to protect the country against
parte decisions OF the California Board OF Commits
aoners. This s untrue. The bill for the California
land titles not un l@r nsoersion at the Il me.
and lad been previously laid upon the table, with my
expectation, ID the next session with view give It
the full confederation for which there time.
Othr had b. taken and the avail nprO.
pTatcn bin then under discussion; aud 1t on
tbs bion the prrteSt Of motion from Hr Gvin. hsv
ing 10 relation to the land titlesthst the words
spoken. Ii was not Therefore to protect the coun-
Try against any actor under tSst hill that the iDju-
riout words HeIe spoken for the bill was not before
the Senate, aud had been laid ,ntil the next
sion.
The letter says, Mr.. Poote rstrscted nothing. This
IL untrue ss vii be ~ the copy 81 Mr.. Foote'S
umarks ss furnished 70 by tine reporter for tina
iN'sLgsnoSr oonuaSsed with his ows letter to me;
both II which sr- herewith gwen 10 their order. The
letter 20 me donsd any int mt 30 be iusultingi the
words spoken in debate prove the contrary And to
retrscton is 20 rP-sfirm tue original insult
~ sn issiaious Implication. make no account Of
difference between Feraction and denial In this
The letter says, Mr Fremont must have hi.
euor ia attempting TO gag Senator'S IN regard 10 all
T. assurdy f.lsesbsurd In the idea that should at
tempt to gag scrRtors and t-lse In the tact Much
the circumstances Of the country required the bill to
he psved to prevent violence Lnd bloc lhed Ia Cali
iornia u. -h.- :, ~rs 49, 80 Lit = .yv- %
ming recess. 60 Nessrs Ewing and Benion ~. two
principal speakers on n-sgreef % have " lad noon
The table and satisfied that this Noul. be me ana
20 Hu a sNff no eettw
sion had moncsd and until after the bill he'd been
laid upon the table and When did come IN. was
surprised to find Mr. foote re'-rriug &c tao Cairnia
isnt title bill tse naval appropriation bill b-ns he
unSer consideration u Is ther- fore fis. we'll
laid IL oreT TO the next sesios expressly 20 admit
tie fuiiset discussion which s sxssiy the Of
r.. Baltimore letter rays SIR goo.e did not in.
tend 10 wound the feelings Il any Senttnr-but dis
tin~tly 1vo-ed At the time ia the srna- that he did
not intend any pcrsor disrsr-ct for tbofs whs
bsairgt the amendment ~ This T. false srsin and Is
proved 20 he - by al rbs eirruusa noes o. ths
Rnc by tho words themselves Tais is the report OF
them, % iurnsh'd me BY one a he sa'iossi h.si-
r-rc,' reptrstrs -
'wetts ne iitt, .dnenu',- ,hl rsrnlrs \, to ia,
danger II hs'ty irsi.cn II rssrt - Ca,ruls nater
hevtrhtss. fsV Gc gratsJ say u With due consders
ton. that d tie Js.s which AZ. been tsrrs.s eafsp
gvsr..' ss or nS ~ 1900 !. on sss l.sas
ca in The ehasty msuurr in Which % l. nov proposed
miasop Il FORMS Into nc Union waal4 productive Of
jt5 rs s., AZ yd :, n, ~ .,i 10 w. , ,t
hss the historic annals the country SIR
csy 10 Cslforpias state % this Json bit s6s q sc.
Iisy o., psranse o. Esief AID I. ~ c'as.y :.
lM9- w csslng With them We nest act etutouiL sir
70 uf, y. IissiIy snd y n. adoption ~ any
roBt ia saoktoth sud In sshes."
fo- take this iasgnsge and ere ifth.fe not q
6esign 70 be pefsUnsl sne in'utinr 10 g. ara that
upnu plan previously received upon. ur svoss de-
ibsIRiiOa due eonsjsIsl Ion -3i.rrgsrd 81 conse-
qusBee.. what do.s ths mr.n bot = pro dstern,ioed
dcsgn 10 give both inf ult aud denAncs' ABI In thst
light n would doubtless have been represented. IL
had not called him account Then the terrible
ton the corruption the repentance IN tsckooth and
ssbee; What do all this refer 90 but The bin sncb
led trovrht IN Ard Why rrier 60 IL NJ AL whsn 10
vs not before the seuatr not under ern-derrtion-
actually laid upon the table. 90 lie there until the
pslt ssssiopl Why not Wait tlll neat ses-ion " he
only wanted to sp.Ah against The bui' Why refer TO
Il al sll under such circumstances apss. FOR pur-
pee untoppectsd with ths bill aud IN such lsn-
euarr except for Insult! u Is us"is,s 20 pre-
mere lsttr is fsifs Ia saying that Mr. Fcst.
lad no design 20 wound ftn'nr.-uo intent 90
every ssnstor Of the time aat q proved ~ u. words
th'nsrlsss sud ths circumstances under .hieh they
were spoken and there u iisav.ssl distinct or In
distinc, OF personal disrespee, 20 snybofy.
The baltimore letter admcuishes rie not 20 MAKE
nyssn ,sir to family fsud. The sdn'ontion -oold
he unnecessafy even " u esr' from source entitled
70 respect, hut found ~ber. L. u i both fsl'. snd
impairment Insse mJsef A.b" e. no ones tends.
III. world. But everybody vili SEQ rom ths remarks
Of Mr. Yoote In the senate in reistion To the bill
brought In tnd his letter to he Baltmnrs Aur thst
irtsnssdto make ms h,r to his feelings iersrds
Gel Benton.
I conclude this notes With giving We Foote's letter
70 me- In snsvtr TO the note Which sent him oJ
ri.ni.-
ED-srs Cuavrnp, ssrt. =. tHt
e--Iae nht feel that stcud Be dorg Iusiic- % ys,
did DOT In vrius ias ,hevEht aid rev - h-ity last
spht orgRy teny hs, ssd senvncl.'ry fthe
bill 70 vAcA refer those who ntrcdr 81 ~ iw0
IN fsvor ~ NJ Esim snenineni and Ia f.vr o. thssu
rt. pcridsi b snoudfncu sSua b. incqfr rntcf Win
~ rt yorr caliessue vel know. 'a.s Mo, sertsa
views hs been oppressed 10 TIE o deNa's rrcn The
hin srdiu support Of H. b Congress could
diyrtes e republic. wlat uesn. vss thst ne ..tss-
hthpeht ~ board Of cenuisorers To taucras 'ot ~
sde,tnsnte lsnd titles vrAcrt ne rrsRese % srl~he
tho tupre Court 81 tbs United ste ~ould nv opin-
Ten ressit IN 81 .ni acts ~ rustce
which wuls " seriously derogstory the nations. chsse-
Ter. =. irt yet and 80 o. all aivsys THAI at3
arg ths sts,en.n yo1 I.fs,-ere ~ ne .sn
pnte, thau esrtstpr Graty 'f9rsh
shsu frer .sftsin pvudsstsi consJsrs,on. defer gr-
tries Of Csiurts. Year eAetisne SER ,as,
Hon 9. rRfrorv. Ms fOorE
THs ~ss the letter received n eontr.diets the