New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

,,.l .f.er the death Of Mr. Clark misrsp-
,a.sntstiou Of Mr. Coke, for he well knew that Ca'
oline coald not be Mr. Clarks child, az sne VIZ
horn previous % nv separation from Mr. De Oras-s
That ne had sinister motive N tins ac' "a.
YER, little dogb,. Ny heath beng very dehes'e
previous 70 the birth Of Caroline. ~as ahEisS1 =!
our physician - travel With the consent o. M
De Grange | went y Baltimore and Pniaae' %,
accompanied BY one d; my sisters Wa -.
10 Phadelphis two months sooner 'nah
ID Not having any milk - nour'n my MA -
intimate friend Of mine had the hndness - nI''.
tie inf.Dt Cor ne eft the child IN PniladeiphiS
intending 70 return ior her the following year me
was born In 1901. =, c,l ......-
IrIst2 7 received letter from Nr- CLARK stating
ia. Colonel and Mrs DAVIS had ieit Ne" Oiiea-'
% reside 10 Philadelphia, and nad iaAe- o-'
,er N,,ra with them That i was bOt MS lh,e-,li.
- So, - nave Derroitted them % have taken h.
cL19 mt that Mrs DAMS, on bis telling her he nac
oorne for Myra had wept and plead - much ma
10 would sermt Myrs u accompany them, an1
that she would not hesitate q ave her up ~neL IT,
came 70 Philadelphia, winch vas - b. ~ the course
d ak Or eight months, and that he bad not me
courage % refuse one who had been 50 Kind ~ bis
child He further wrote tina; u was ms intention
% place Myra in the care Of the family Of Chevaier
De "a Croix, who were going % France IN the
course Of a wear, Ia which place he W.shr7 N7'
b. be educated that NJ expense should De ~ ar,
for her education that she should have every a-
vantage that money could procure. Aver ne ota--
% Mr Clark which occurred about The tliIe pr "'.
q come for MS child. J went frequently - o-
Dsviss house 10 see ms child ana = TAX L5
home. winch my husband NJ Gsrdeuel Heos
consented 70 nv doing bat p; eacn Mlef'-sN
Col DAVIS would those pO"eflU @'
that Mr. Davis was ceVoteoy st.'-..,.'
Nvrs that Mvra believed them n be ne' Pa't1' >
| and that Il wOgd be cruel T. uhaeoeFc ~ ''.-
! 3 I Soud hermit the child 70 remein "'1' l'',.,''
| and nj sneak Of her beins my dsugh,el' 'hs' IT.
! Col DAVIS would leave her a.. hs tort "''."
80 e.,;rosreG 10 be near s6Go.O09. And lndepen-
| 8ent of All this that although Be knew AyFa "as
| ! legitimate child stI the marriage hai ~ or
! been rJmuIgated. aud consequently sue "D'.,- W.
! .Ousidored az 40 iIegl'lmste cmd
These remarks were certainly calculated to ~.
ACE me - accedc 70 tie propose especiaIs "
/ no added that she would be introduced mo 500
,v. whom grown. as their child He i1ther to.H
ne that her father died iDsoivent, that mere "l
not funds enough 10 pey the ID bts Oh thr 's'fi'
1unI, consented HAT they should keep her i
il.ni this | sacrificed my feelings Tor Ter iutlr"
Ha0Diness Iu one of these interviews WIN 'a
DAVIS showed hm several letters Winch .rN
..ceiref from Mr Clark While Vas 81 Nc" Cd.
cans aud d. AZ me North lu al o. "hcn ie o..
regset me- as my dear ".ic 'nohei Do' %
served that NJ Clark had told him in the most ST.
sInn manner that he had been privately manned .'
nc. which he DAVIS firmly believed, ss his
nov 'cd-e OF Mr.. Clark character was 50 D i9-'
Induced him o. rey implicitly ou lls word II
lr.her stated ~ me that De- owed all hs iofian' 2"
VIZ Ciark-that he lad not a dollar when Nr 0i'i.
irst knew him and be- would Therefore take gref'
,leasure in giving bis fortune g. the daughter o'
MS beueiact0r The above statement be made o.
Nvra after her marriage with Mr. Whitney AMI
qlso b. Mr. Whitney. perfectly remember itihn,
Colonel DAVIS that Mr Clark must have made
sil such a will ~ hc had promised me bee would
make. acknowledging the Legitimacy o. our chI1
Colonel Davis answer was 70 tins elect ' Inet
Shen be- was IN New Orleans in l-l5 sey'ro. pen
cons told him that Mr Clark had made val short
y before his death in favor G. he daughter NEta
bot vas supposed 10 have been suppressed Us
richard Rel and therefore n would have been
hmcut matter 70 have established It that he bad
not the least doubt Of Mr. Clark o having made
such Will
| believe that have stated all that eau h""
-enember that may be material D. the conirpVefs!
lercin Of interest 20 the complainant or Defendants
II may be however necessary for me 20 state thai
my deposition las not been taben before, u ~ u'i
uy fault have constantly desired that II should
ne taken | gave my daughter Myrs, unsolicited
complete relcnsc Immediately after my arrival
rom France, of all or any interest might possess
IA he estate Of her father My sole object ana
hope in this world is, that she may al last Obtain
hat Justice which has been so long withheld from
her She has endured every persecution for TIE
asl seven wears from those very individuals whom
ler father had protected and cherished.