The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-30

We stoop with indispensable disgust 10 notice the New
York Evening Post Of Saturday last No who had the
slightest preension 10 the character Of gentlemanno
man but an associate or eonsrs Of Fred Dougass-no
man who had already forfeited all repuiaionwould
put into circulation such false, belous and unmany In
situations.
We will but barely touch--such Is the source from
which they emanate-he covert allegations of the Eve.
ming Post In doing so, we say that we owe the
with which we now carry on the public printing to no
"gratuy" but TO the voluntary loan of friend OF high
character and OF generous feengsa loan which shall
be fully repaid al any sacrifice Whether that friend
"large" for SMALL holder OF Texas scrip" was
unknown TO when took and maintained our de
cided the compromise system. He never COM
municated with upon the subject either directly or in
directly; and TO this moment know not whether he
holds one dollar Of Texas scrip,
AS to the nmaton that Thomas Green esq son in
law Of the proprietor of the Union, is largely interested
in Texas scrip" do not believe word OF it, We feel
confident that he does own one cent of that scrip
but his absence from Washingo prevents us from as.
certanng the fact We almost scorn to repel the nsn
uaon that zoe have or have had since we have been
in Washington, any interest in the Texas stock, any
connection with any Of its holders, known us as such
There is syllable Of truth in either supposition
The nsnuation in regard to the banks Of Virginia is
equally untrue and contemplate.
We will not condescend to reor upon the Post for III
infamous misrepresentation The sole retaliation we
shall make is TO republsh the following portrait by one
OF its own neighbors, who knows well the originals
portrait which we hesitate not to pronounce true to the
life:
the New York Day Book
THE EVENING PosT.-We cannot resist the impulse
opinion Of this most Shameless abolition print, who's,
every sentiment Is dyed in the darkest backes hue
Of bloodshed and civil waranay father against SON
neghbor against neghbo the hopes Of the phan
thropis-render the of republic "by. word and
reproach" among men, make nigpers our rulers and
we their slaves II Is time some voice raised put
whose hands raised against every !; and should
be rowned upon by the community large and regarded
IN the light the ielon attempting fire the dwell
ling in which live. No institution name Is sacred
from its incendiary torch Our best greatest men find
honesty From President downward, both living and
dead, the rbad tone pervades all. Clay Calhoun
is We Should Be the %
raise the sandard of revolution in these matters If the
hand the deceney, to say nothi~g Of the srspeei due L
our citizens did NOT cry in rnmpettongne, Siop thai
ever sincere they may be- like those ule burglar
the thief, the nufderer--dangerous agaran and uu
hallowed. Il has right be published here, ane
should seek It's office in the barren regions OF Vermont III.
wlds of Ohio, dens Of Boston Because some talent i
IT, that is why should exist-us but the
more dangerous that account carries black fla
the pirates colors, nailed its mast LIT share III
| PIRATES doom.
Since the above was written, we perceive that th
blind and inscriptions malice Of the Post is unabaied
In its issue OF Monday il commenced the publication of
paper which purporis to be report OF the commtte
Of investigation, Of which the notorious John Wentwor
chairman That paper is, all intenis and purposes
forg1y-as much so as if il had been written BY Thu
editor OF the Post, without the knowledge OF the com
mitiee. The committee Of investigation never author
lied that paper gave it currency. The truth OF tn
case is this; The honorable John Wentworth, the wor
thy compeer Of the Post being the chairman OF the com
mit,ee, authorized TO prepare report, embracing
certain points which had been discussed and agreed on
which paper was. OF course to be submitted to the com
mittee for It's consideration. John Wentworth did pre-
pare report but il was Of such character that ma
joity of the committee would not sanction il.
The committee consisted OF nine members: one (Mr
Green. OF MissourD was absent OF the eight member
remaining at the Feat Of government, Mr.. Wenlwort
could get only TO sustain him. One OF them was as ma
gnant towards he is, and Of course his report wa
worth no more than piece OF blank paper 1T WAS RE
PUDIATED; yet John Wentworth, with thai utter dis
regard Of all moral restraints which distinguishes him
pretended to have report and pretended be anxou
present il, when he knew that the House OF Repre-
scntstives could and would not suspend its rules
receive any report, even II authorized by committee H
practised FRAUD by pretending to have a report whe
he had not; and the Post has published LIBEL, an
given circulation to FORGERY by palming off upon tn
country paper, as a report OF a committee totieh wa
re7udiated By the committee itself
When the Post completes the publication OF this spu
rous document, may. perhaps, take further notice
its staiements-although hardly think that anythin
emanaiing from John Wentworth. and published by III
New York Evening Post, soil any mans character
Both have stationary reputation, which makes tbei
venom harmless. We have but little doubt that we ca,
point out the gentleman who furnished the Post will
this forged document We have but little doubt that Gun
ming and fear have trumphed over malice and audacty
and that the Post has been made the willing vehicle
covert mslignity.
What 10 In ths windI