The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-24


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We must trouble the public ont more 10 reply 10 ,h
nineteen and hall columns al Mr. iyes. We regret 70
occupy much oi precious r6m with personal
affairs and nothing but ihs ujusi Misrepresentation
and nsdlous insnuaons oi our aceuser could promu
us 10 WELD our pen or 10 bore our reader Tor such put
pose.
In Mr. Riyes's oag article we find the following pas.
sage
g" win copy editorial article in The Uaion ls
- the Tune when shall Tell the whole A.o9
which refused wsssassaa :
duct the Official Of General Jasksons administration de-
S @ssh y
visit washington and We al the solsmny q truth that
from Richmond; win, Inc sincerity saa.
pions yindeaie their pnsplss we shall ehseuly %
believe iha the whole q this was lussed ina. lie wa =.
wnns called 90 iol purpose sss,
efnosh calculated Q nars = Art n two sentences
tell Il the IscsOs
take our and the balance Of lie aeis 10 he Ss
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Mr.. Ryes il polite enough TO express doubt whether
this history OF the origin OF the Washington Unioa'
will be written and published He will find hnseu
in his sage suggestion There is no transaction
OF life OF which we have less to be ASHAMED
But Mr. Rves proceeds in his usual "slip-shod" syhI
OF writing: s
Unon as proper wns history o >. a. al was sss
being mere, pap. The CODE
General Jackson confidence General isSI
ss n:
opposed General policy United ss
Renis wished ss' NJ Blair out
Blair Go in course and nobody else stands BY
The origin Of the washington Uaion was Is follows Thom
Richie this city the last days Of March asne Do
come and lie AYERS in ali The soemny &c truth that when
placed his not the wharf washington, anIiou.y hoped
something might prevent his from Richmond
Now will tell OF the course he pursued his
Mr. Richie arrived in this city in the evening and Jew hou,
..s W.. b. .ss s:sy ns xs {.
preferred Mr. Wright for President living and would
his consent sDa al Iys. wss ne d
e 10 % s .d Ss a i Il
United states, MOI want my
h. 10 q Ii sa.
had s g ss s sa % ns
again in my lifetime, Ii as5 a3
as i Blair .a Ga &c 's;
Hi 20 e. iss MN sssnss amy ~ %
get daughters would have teach school, be
ssHsss % Ssss yss .sss
Pa S MIN ss a,s % so%e B hs,s ana sa
more than one hour put FOO, on De
ou . He said that The administrator would come up % H.
y % and @ % Gss
itself wnon. any assistance from the wo
my way thought me subject. and me
now .ons reason believe Mr. Pom had purchased he
Of hi: predece.sor administration and IT, friends by agreeing
thought upon subject MI blair then said me- ri though
best % s s he w.s Willing ss , e O. o. and %
gesled hai should see me- wright aad asked me could 90
city that evening him The G
me- B m % y
the account that had made great sscr6csss
agree ss. o sell u. un Ss asasd out
the waeS
| majority In both branches
her. and buy out. would Az ta1d wosid = gsd
Richie would nsws, es !. . NJ w = M Tna
eaals 's as; lave ss:s her: ) ~:
of,he Globe organ Mr.
write articles for me Globe secretly Mr. Blair rejected Mr. Ps
have heard thai part wanted 10 get
commenced pasIi.hins the Gaioa NJ Mtehs
fr may Hs Se bs 10 II. memory
Inc negotiations about the sale Of the Globe once confined
win publish, ioss,ssr areis paSshsd
%sS. asa sssa od Sss E,s sss ssI s s
written a few more words
ton lie very much opposed 70 y but a length asiss aa
% ED saa gave ss s III very as . T.
letters are in the possession Mr. Blair county
and .ss % g ss ana % M n ~
Mr. Blair that they would the cash Tor ~ but that they would
like 70 have time on portion Of the purchase money Told
willing third Of the money hand and Jet thsn
have sas and two ye: %s % pay the &C.. ones M
agreed drew the which
signed hurry, amer night The word niere In hs
we :sS f wsss the
Blair Rvss and John Boyle, chosen BY Richie es came
interest," will be when the coesp adsnce bewea
Richie Heius concerning the nssrssr
Let us take up this matter 10 due order Mr. Rivess
mistaken in supposng that the paragraph be has quol
from the "Uni3a" OF the 18th September had any alu
sion TO any wrongs or injuries which ne Is supposed
with our removal 10 Washington. We had no such
complaint TO make Far from T. We said them and vi.
say now, that Mr. Blair treated with degree oil
liberality which we proud 10 acknowledge We
knew that MT Rives Satisfied with The change
and we have never expected any great magnanimiyea
Rives wronged us afterwards in continuing the Cen
gresonai Globe. We think he has wronged 10 inter
ferng with about the public printing. In the hrs
mum Der OF these articles put into the mouth OF Mr.
Riyes the following soliloquy, TO show what we have
uniformly thosght since we heard OF his intention %
continue the Congressional Globe
"why should I stemp, hunt down mani hsv. VI
bodied my family Is scarcely hsmy years us
ssd in way 20 which my FORMER associate has rendered
o. his unqualified Appreciation This here oe
ds.osied ortuns and 10 assist his Smy True he sspssdsdp
the Of the administration but he did In such Manner
ssssSoa. remark Your dspor%su toward. myss psr.oss
won my wmms- snectons He has paid me rr e.tsbns
.nS yes oss ne 2 him ~ ne q y. %
ionso6spg, he did the Of ne os