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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-18
NEIXPPR0.

7vHROUGu TO BAN FRANCISCO, Ar RnDUO1D
rstes--Nsv York and San Franchise Steanohip Lno.-
Tho pew and splsndid stesmshp UNITED srATkS LSeo
tons burthes; - ConnaIdsr, win take hse dspseS1Es
81 NJ eogne citing g. with shs now double ssSe
A. Cos Commap der which steamer awaits the AcAvx q
passengers ct Panama BY the Unisedst..es n.en nsV
York. and Immediately thereafter proceeds ~ SAa En-.
cisco direct, without steppaSo fse
Sssse N & ns sss arc sss
cd 70 caM vessel Books open aed Through Nskes NJ
SALE Apply rte DAVIS. BROOKS CO.
General Agents % Beaver street %
JONES y0HN603,
lG4 west street, corner Of Liberty stTa1&
Passengers by The United States will bark aloai6s
shs wharf ct Aspinwal and take the Panama
opened nesry Gorgona thu avoiding rs
70 CoyEonA.
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@ARITIkE In II B l. L g Re n.
ALMANAC ron rEw-voRE-rHIs DAT.
RISES. .........6 "a MOON sErs morn = 50
Is HIch wArER..s eve lveI
POET OF NEW YORK, AUGUST IT, 1864
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T1NioS CovRsE. Z. I.-rRorrlN0.--oH THURSDAY
-. hsgus, " Wsh eclsak r n..-A stake aud purse o.
S" nie hssse best three IL Gvs In harness. G. Estsos
satsrs a. hsrzy Williams J. WsodraG eaters b. q Con-
MoS. = tspiey eaters u. Alice Grew Simeon Gosg
s, nan,, Ieefrsph Stages will leave the Fsitos
'' .ossyn Ter tho course at O'clock. aud retarn
a. .sls .. .sr Ad.issisa 20 an parts Of the track
JOIN L sNEOKFR Pr.priet.r.
RIP ROUSE fLnAsyRE oR0UND-PACIEG-A
80 rurse ~ 3D. will DO Evcn to
= 49,, s,s best STA sader saddle; fr hor-.s that
fer money 1atres 30 clsse house,
TnursaAy evening" ~ o'clock. a. LUFF. Proprtor.
CORPORATION NOy1CnS.
AAb OF iosx.-OffICk uF kksElv LIN on
Taxes, Ne. ksw City HeN. Parh.-RAte 9s 10 100
ceuce Hereby given thai the bssks OF the
yees WI be open tor paymcgt tho 6sh Of
tna vn thcn DO receive the aXes charged
ereon All perDoRs paving their proysus frvt
dksvsnssr asxt, viii raosvs q ds4so stsrsst 81
seven Per sese saosistsd from paw
meat 70 the lss Of Dessnbc nsIs eIs pe< will Sc
Hours for resolving tsIse-fg0r A. 70 r. n Bank-
HARVEY HARr Rsoetvsr II Taxes
n b-Psrccns have tbor bins By spviying 81 this
smoe saa arc requested ~ give fall % thcf
vrcporty svs eso qvrs psr.s hsx sny
ssw YORK. July -. kH6a
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shortest sud cheapest route-Only line giving tissts
for crossing the Isthmus-Ths powerful double suxn0
steamship NORTHERN LIGHT $500 tone Win Leave don
pier No. Nsrth river, at clock r. NJ precisely,
Friday August 20 for San Juan del Norte ssalsoV
rs With the fsvorise steanehp PACIFIC. 1909 tens ov
the transit route having bat twelve nass Of
sesemnodstion sud ventilation Pssscagsrs win asw g
shregh without detention the Pacific being n
waiting and at this season Of the much hsay
and than BY chor route For nfsrAtig
Battery place. ar atsire. n n ALLEN ASe~A
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baltimore LYCEUA FOR RENT OR LEAsE-AT
- the northeast cerner OF Baltimore and Charles
Streets the two prsopsl Of the city Of Bal
more handsomely cited place Of amusement, With
two tiers Of boxes rarquette and she appurs
s offered by the week longer,
dating terms. Address WILLIAM W. MCCLELLAN. Bal
timoro.
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CoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
T. The United States ms stsau ship ROaNUKg u
P.rrisl oonmspder will leave pier vs. North river on
saturday Auspst 2Ist OF r. NJ nla OF Isdns vi med
sy hoard Eor freight. apply hoard; and for pas
.srs. v LUDLOW PLEAShET, ~ Front gtroet, nsar
old clip
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WONDERFUL DISCOYERY.-PROF. HERASGOYNE
W tells with the groatcst accuracy, seeing hsr
ana hapdwrtns the whole character OF tho writer His
amazing discovering plots, ntrgnes
telling the issues OF love affairs him 70 BIO unsur
passed. All Letters prepaid, enclosing ST. addressed Prof
Herassoyne, Post Office New York. will receive i'm mediate
attention.
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MEDICAL.


CELsBRATED BALSAM-A PURELY vEsEVABL1
Tor the certain and speedy Of Al 0usa
nseus Dssasss Of ths Skn and SsrofulA Go Ass sssS
ar@ Prepared only BY the Inventors, SCuMID0AIAL
SAoLrr' New York. Principal depot, 2sS Broadway.
- and Surgical Dpenssry, 2ofs Fulton street. known
Tor shrty. three years Once hours, a TO r. NJ
his diploma a. re Surgeons, London. with the sigma
Office.
OR COOPER NO: IA DUAFs 5HRsET, RKTwKxz
~ Chatham and William streess-ONce becrs frora Il.
- 20 NJ NJ See my Cards In the New York 5snF
TYR. co1BETT, NO. 10 DUANE STREET OPPOSITE
Dr. has had twenty years practos and IL bcr
OF the New York University. n. B.-0bservs tAs name
and number.
DR. HEATHs EAR AED BYE SURGERY, ssJ
Broadway, opposite. the Metropolitan Hcte.-From .
the nesd Blindpess Near Sight, Weak Sight, Catsract
hmsuresiss St-Abismus 30. Circulars
j he'd. -
DR. MORRISON IS CONSULTED. AT HIS MEDleAG
~ ana Surgical Dirpensary, 2oi5 Fulton street. Onss
hours from O'clock An to sP. NJ
Dn; JOHNSON, Ne. 10 DUANE STREET so WILL
~ known for ths last % years the rsost euosessu
prncttsBsr IN New York. dsyoes his time as usual a. a
once rraetoe. Hours from IA. M esPM.
nR. WARD, AUTHOR OF THE MEDICAL FRIKxp.-
esntnnss his Once prscsiss With his usual very rcGf
from srosdwsy, up stairsnot drus store Hours frsH
ooloofA N. TO l0s'eissk P. H. Prices moderate.
nR WIN WARD CAN BE CONSULTED AT THE or
- nee Of his brother In Csn one door r ,m BrosA
way, up STARS, NOT the Medicine Store.
nR. WARD & CO, CONSULTING SURGEONS Arr
~ Fhyscans-0fcs, Canal street, door from Broad
way.
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CARD or INvITATI0N.-STARS WILL FIND 1T
n advantageous TO play at tho Front street
Theatre Baltimore and Pittsburg Theatre, the ensuing
so.se A. both their pieces will be placed
JOSEPH C. FOSTER, Lessee and Manager, Nstieasi
Thestre Philadelphia whore his panics
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FOR CHARLESTON, 8. C-.sTEAMsHiP hlN as.s
instsnti a. oosok y. N. The splendid rev ssesm5nt
CITY o. RICHMOND. -, commander, VII sat- ~
svery has been made With view to the
comfort and safety OF paseepgera For freight or
sppIy a. hoard A. pier East river. or 20 MAILER
LORD iOy Wall street freight taken at reasonable
Scsrss uas,are Savarr alb will be
tbrouob IL sIa ard steertgs 81 ~ The stesnsr CITY
or NORFOLK will succeed the aboys, sad sail Friday
Ia Infant.
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I'nE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER, FRAN s
ShinDf will leave foot OF Jay street. for Albany every
Monday, Wednosdsy, AND Friday. Restraining v lea, 0
albany Tuesdays, rhurcdays, and Sat ardsys This Beat
Is provided with Frsncs Patent Metallic Life Boats TT
feel oophont that her will
her che safss and mest comfortable Boat thu Mys.
For further information ap aly to
JMCULLoUGH. Agent, l5e Front ct.
JSHE BTEANBoAT RRIsDEER WILL Leave ras
Foot or Murray street. for Albany, Tuesday, Tarr
lay and Saturday. at o'clock. A. NJ, skins the psus
landings. TIE steamboat Aida will leave 81 the same
end Friday.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
N0TICE-THE STEAMER GEORGE Law. RUNNING
IN between this city and Fluehng will discoanu
trips from to for few days ofre
pairing &C. Duo notice will be given when she will
her regular trips
JOHN A. FLAsSER l57 West Eighteenth street.
CANDEN ANB AMHoY RAILROAD FOR PR.DA
~ delpha--LeaSes by steamboat JOHN POTTER Pier
No North river, At NJ ard 2 r NJ. shreashln AZ
snly} 81 Returning, leave Philadelphia foot OF waiss
street at A. n sad 2 p NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29
Webster Meeting In reosf,r.

from the EOston Bee Sept. IS
Webster meeting held last evening ut Art Unnn
Hail. The hi lled with ardent and ready ior ohs-
battle mon, full II spir determination and hope Adr
dresses were made ~ several gentlemen
fpy Cutler Ial Of this city. Of the electors at
large, mode effective, eloquent, and stirring speech
Matthew Hale Smith fsq gave Of his dashng popu-
lar, taking and nnltat.e speeches. lie viewed tho pox-
ton OF Dir. VALLEY, and criticised in strong terms
the change that gentleman suddenly msdc from slro1x
supporter to strong orpcscr Of Mr.. Webster.
Otlcr gentlemen made spirited remarks, which wrre
listened t. with delight Tho following preamble and reg
olufious Nrre adopted With enthusiasm
Whereas, Lonination for President Of the United
States with adequate ella ms TO support ebc-
diment CT stse'InaDship hdeity and wisdom, las
been csdo b. either VI tbs great parties in national CEN
vention; therefore
Resolved That the people Of all the States be urged by
every high confederation that animate the citizens
republic to sustain, elevate aud perfect It's iast uoDx
Immediately 10 cbcoes Presidential electors, respos
sve to Georgia Massachusetts, North Cprona and Tes-
nesste.
Resolved, That 81 Daniel Webster will command vsry
large numbr " votes and great amount "a conssrvs
tive iDuence, and thus establish the advantage Of adj
herring to correct principle against all odds aud he he's
been rejected by hs people electoral tckst for
him. in every State OF the Union will enable tpem to
lily the mLopgs politicians sud % vindcate tbssa
selves from the charge CT ingrtude by giving TO their
greatest and most deserving statesman the highest koaor
which they bcsgow.
Al O'Clock the meeting adjourned With cheers sos
Mr. Webster The spstsr stock IL rising in the city
aud !. tie chiJ kiEd thai & popular,
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Z mo Gardiner Claim.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1861.

Mr.. BERSBTr -
In your edition OF yesterday appears publios-
tion signst by John NJ Tosno, James Wright, and
David Sayres, the object Of which ia 10 deny upon
their authority tho facts stated BY Robert Cor win,
Esq 10 regard TO DIR. Gardiner, in q speech do
livered in Ohio; ard also, tho authenticity Of the
letters addressed TO Dr. G by waddy Tnompson
ard Povbsttan Ellis, Of which copies wore pub
lished in the HERALD OF the Esd inst.
Herewith haad you the Original OF those iSttsrs,
which you sss At liberty 20 exhbis to any one Who
msy hsvo deslrs 20 ssti'fg themselves OF their
genuine character. which viii not 10 Disputed as
tho writing md Signatures Of tVa suoa gentlemen ID
Aesers Ellis and fhon pson arc ~ vol known 10
wall street % thoae Of bank cashiers and presidents
The eimr for iorbesrnne0, on tbs part oil Or Car
diner 10 certainly past, when taIee men, who have
been brought 10 Washington as sitncsses against
him, can 20 so readily convicted OF felssau ID Al
they are now, By Gao contrast between tic follow.
ing Isseage-
swe hsvc 10 auttence hsard css ststorusnts BY
othFs doiinr witt at Wahinfton City aui 70 thsr
that he GGdner) wa ono OF tha comitro OF Amoraan
czers appointed by bis country in Mexico 60 walls
npoD Gensfst Thompeon upon The OCCASION above alluded
TO- We 90 not know who y the a"thor Of these several
ststtmerts, but DO know OK own persona!
knowledge that they are, and ALL entirely untcue
ard che fact Tint Or, G was not only Que Of, but
the Gist named Of the committee 10 question
These men weuld deserve no further notice if it
wss an Individual osso between DIR G. and them
selves; hut they are three of tie goyetn1
vtnsfscs, with whose evidence il ID sought
90 blast she reputation OF Dc. Gardiner-so
hFiDg bin, to en lgnoriinous fstc. and TO deprive
hin Of Lis property OF piece with tho cyisieuos
OF tho men eiAl DO found. when all tho proceed
ings IRE Published, the evidence OF the famous Bar
rsgan DR. g. has been goaded Into this partial
oor,noe, IN ANTICIPATION Of tho process dDgs oil tAe
tribunals II tne "a pp,te statements OF edisors aud
letter writers IL IL n maxim Of English law that
every man should be deemed innocent until proved
guilty; but editors and letter writer's. in their zeal
disseminate toe marvellous on tho diabcical, srs
fatbeB. Yeu cannot, AN sure. DO ciassed among
sucb inconsiOerato and heartless gossp9, for you
hays thus far spoken With undergraduates of tone,
on the Gardiner case, tdat is evety way cowmenda
bia. Ii r.
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Supreme Court-C,rcu,,.


Sisr e Wi0icir Ranks rgt laurence deH --Tb.s ives
action brought BY the plaintiff against the def ndsn
surety for the payment OF the sum Of 500 ari.ing
out Of the following circumstances, rs submitted by
heeeTs. H. H. Norris and Dyrne :Fresiousy 70 the
house No. loo Mott street where hs kept rllng-
Eoue, about which time one Mrs. Anderson niece Of
the heldant eho y broker at the corner Of Canal
street and Broadway applied TO the plaintiff 10 purchase
the hmont who screcd to sell for tho above price
condition that the defendant would become suty for
the payment OF the amount and that mortgage would
be given en- the articles sold Accordingly plaintiff sold,
and defendant guaranteed payment OF The sum In witt
Ing. Isynens OF $40 on account WIS made, and the
copeDdtd that Ill tho articles sold were not delivered
and that, therefore, he 81 surety Is no. bound. Mrs
Anderson examined and docosod that eeyeal articles
specified In the schedule claimed by the bosd1s as
their property The judge charged the jury who return
ed verdict TO the eject that there deduction Of
$40 to be taken fcm the vaiustion of tho schedule
Whereupou, the Court ordered Judgment for the rlsng
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The Cut,on Movement.

TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK Herald.
Sir--When | forwarded to you, for publication,
my msniies;o 10 the American people, on Cuban af-
fairs, / accompanied that document with the names
Of several Individuals under the caption Of ist Of
peraons TO whom the HERALD, containing the mani
festo. IL requested to be sent. Ny object was sim
ply and purely to have these gentlemen read the
said document for their own information and / re-
quested you to forward II to them, because Of my
inability to do it from these Springs 1t is, there
fcre, with deep modification, that have seen that
list published in tho HERALD Of day before yestor-
day, with tho statement, made by you, that the
names which it contains are those of persons CON-
nectSd with the Cuban movement. Anxious, as
an, TO correct such M assumption, on your part,
hasten TO state, for the satisfaction Of gentlemen
who will be astonshed to their names paraded be-
fore the public, the origin Of this step; and to add
that, although ] consider them, as Americans, OPP
cofSa to tyranny, am, more than any other ndi
vdual, vsrTaItedin stating that they engaged in
cooperating with the Cubans, in their revolutionary
moTemeLts. They ale few American citizens, to
whose enliehts ned consideration and personal SYM
iS,tby desire to cnbIrit defence Of the Cubans
Win ihe gentleman from kdisto, | am personsIiy
s,qoainted Were It possible To give to the public
Tho psmes Of tie fgieLds Of Cubs, in this country
believe me, cir, the columns of your paper, extern
siye rs theysro, would be unable 70 oontein hem |
petition such rs TINT which resulted 20 fatally to
Gercrai Lcpes, ytsT 1go, Is POW in pistion
II II be, u las not my approval, much iess my
operation / remain sir, very respectfully, your
cb, Gient servant. AMsEosio JOSH GoSZsLIs.
WARBENToN STRINGS, u Sept. 81.
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ures ching election. leaving bu. little doubt Of the
~ ,cess OF the entire 90 uooratio republican no.
limitations tbnk We may nov safely count upon
q democr atip Victory in this county,
Thees are some Of the reasons Why the working
democracy have exhibited such unusual apathy; ous
we are pow waking up, and are TO have grsud
torch light procession ou Monday, 4th OF oo.ober.
As soon as il vas ssoert aimed that jacob A. Woe
ter welt was Donn fted tbs dspfocratio osnJ6ste
for Mayor, 10 seemed 60 give additional Impetus
u the enthusiasm OF the demoocRtio masses Tao
Empire Club, and several other democratic Gssoci-
Gsious, Immediately resolved to have rand tDtoa
light procession, 90 the Atm of October Aud 81
most Of our party qnarrels smioaby adjusted,
the democrats now Intend TO open the political ball
in gooi earnest Our political opponents have ma tc
several Abteu;ptS 20 get up lItGlo onthgs san by
calling meetings. prooeesons, 60 but Gar
have witnessed them they have alt been flashes
in the PIN all fuss and feathers, gas and fzzGs.
Their d m0Dst ratons, 50 lar have baeD bus csagre
Btadowa OF their mag nihcent Jlspi9ys--but sioky
limitations Of the eigendc efforts made for Henry
Clsy, in le4f. kno y full vel that the wing party
can give q good shskiDgup If they try their bsse
to do it; 600 II they will only raiso thor eathusi
ssm but one degree above mere fz1ls, il may DO
some indueement Tor waking up the unteriiGod DEM
ocTacy OF tbia small village fthe higher as par
~ viii only show some mptoms poiJio4' vissty,
hey nd the mere totHbast of pot-house politicians.
will promife that tho square tood democracy will
be after them with hot poker, Galway speak
ing in political scnse) 1t seems that even Gen.
Scott hes reGhzDg OF tho utter hopelessaess
Oh hS prospeois IN TINS contest, Tor no 10 travel
ling through tho county private gentleman,
akiDg public speeches, to prospective Amer0ha
citizens, evidently paving tho way to SUCCESS in
1856, having doubt dcspaired Of success at pre-
sent-having undoubtedly arrived vt this conclusion
from the sppareot want Of energy, ability, aad Gu
thueiasm among his supporters. The membors Of
the Empire Club are really desiTous Of seeing tho
wings make one move woithy Of notice. they sre
becoming rusiy for want of oppositioD, and II the
wings VIII oniy STIR us up N litt'o, 40 will show
them what we eau snd will. j will conclude by saw
ing to tho coon psry, in the forcble language Of my
friend and fellow. citizen Nicholas Ssagrist, Esq
the renowned sage Of Blooming dale--
LAY ca Maoiui.
And dampd DO lac who frat ciiss
Hoia--epough ~
ISAIAH RYHDEIss, President Of Emgire CLUB
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Uai,cd states District Court.


SfrT, @-Jcsqh Waters rs. Schooner Eliza
Homaton-IAis vas case of collision The
schooner Splendid left the wharf at the foot of
Twelfth street, bound to sea- at about o'clock A.
NJ, IN December $780, ard when about eighty 10
one hundred feet from the schooner Eliza Hamilton,
lying at anchor in the North river the look. out
criea out, ga vessel ahead" The master put tho
helm down to 90 about, but the lido d.ilted him
down across tic bows of tho suhooner che capsized
by the action Of the chain on the bottom OF tho
Splendid: she filed. and sunk The liteilGnt, by
MIR John u Seholes. as proctor: moved for decree.
Oh the ground that the schooner Eliza Hamilton had
no lights in her rigging, ling to tue State law,
eLG urged that the loss of tho schooner Splendid
arose from that defect, the Hamilton must answer
for all damages. The owners of the schooner Eliza
Hamilton, by Mr. Vim. Jay Haskell, their proctor.
defended, on tho grounds, FIRST, that although no
lights were mp, thai the master Of the Schooner al
mittcd TINT be saw the ssel when be left the dock
and that he drfted across her bows By the force of
the tide second, that fitwas so dark and oggy %
the libelant alleges, it was improper to attempt
voyage, AID that the master contributed to the
cals nifty b. his own mprudence. Decision reserved
Iattn, oienr II tytg Lady Of the Lake, Us. hiicy,
oipnor Of to steaaier North Sfar-This case comes
Up on exceptions to the Commissioners report. who
allowed he hbelIant 5000 for deterioration Of the
brig, by means Of the damages from collision.
The witness Secor testifes that the hrig was les.
iencd in yolue that sum, and that it would take
more than that 10 tear her Gown and perfectly re-
pair her. Mr.. Haskett claim. the said amount upon
This testimony. and held the doctrine thst the Ad-
m1alty intends g give full and perfect restitution
tor all damages, and 70 put tie injured party Ia as
coed ecncition rs he was before no was damaged.
rs well in relation TO injuries latent. ns pa-
tent. Mr. Bliss, Tor kiey insists thai the testi.
mory docs not show that the damages were sustain
ed-ard not having been actually made, they can
MOI be arrived OF by the opinion Of e1pestg Decd
sion reserved.
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MAXINE AnAire.

LAUscH The steamship Uncle Sam suecessfsSy
launched at Williamsburg by Nesrs. Perihe, Psttersoa
stack yesterday morning. between half p.ss nius and
O'Clock She immediately Afterwards takep 70
tho Asire works, to receive the basnco Of her maohs-
nay
The steamship Marion copt Berry arrived yesterday
morning IA atty eight hours from Charleston We 70
cesyed by Der the Charleston Co,se standard and Der.
swv; aho New Orleans Mobile, savannah, aud othsx
papers, from the Courier ofao,
IRE srsansiur AIAnAsA, Captain Ludlow arrived
yesterday morning from the savannah. We are In
ecbed TO the rurisr fer The usual supply OF papers fso
that city.
LsuNeHEp--At New Haven, 10th isst., By Msasrs
Lane Jaeobs clipper bark called the ,azlle owrci
oy netNs Irowbioge s. Sons, to DO commanded By
Captain Geo. WNd
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CHARLESTON, S. G., Sept. q, u

TO JAMES GORDON BENNETT, tiso.
meut Il Cuba have, with surprise. seen my name
published che Of tire sympathizers in that move.
merit, who asyousay, ere supposed to DO thorough.
y enlisted N the cause o. Cuban emancipation
tor, by way Of correcting that error, as am poti
cpliy opposed the whole doctrine of Intervention
in the sl9irs Of other countries md personally,
veil as politically. in favor Of the old but wisc
policy Of every ono attending to their Affairs,
and lett;rg their neighbors alone IN the manage
melt If ihsirs. As have not the honor Of. tho ac
quaintance Of General Gonzales nor have had any
cor yeTsotion with him on the subject, presume
there must be some mistake, or that | am not the
person anded to; but as am The only one Of that
/ eme, late Of Edisto Isisnd, ard nov Of Charles.
ton. deem it but justice to myself and my political
views upon that subject, so much discussed in this
country duIirg tie last twelve months, that ]
sfou.d not be nisrepresentsd Very respectfully
your obeaieut servant, WILLIAM WHALW.