The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

con az that tine. He General Nabridgel had writer
b'n ttho aon As Walkerl fer his testimony whether
the chatsee agsA him tsue or false snl no &C.
eeiyed In reply letter. which he would now read to
toe IN 6cae,ai w. read the following icterEfrcm Mr.
To GErkEAa TIRAM WALaainer
Eiy Dear SrfCu have called my attention TO letters
Published the Nfw York HahLp of the 18th and 18th
6t thb nonsa puzporung 10 be signed at London
Tth and2'th ot septene Der last, by Beord w. Williams
and Williams and iookhart ia which certain charges are
preferred against 3ou, ana NY invoked Co sustain
some ot them The letter Of Williams and Leckhart con
Obtaining Introduction to our Premier Lord
Derby, through the Ton Robert } walher formerly
the Chancellor of your ExchcQue. he negotiated ah his
Lciobp thousands OF mining shares, which Mr.. Walker
iet oato upon 70 reoee for the credit and houof Of
the american nanls.p
redeemed ary rainng shares for on aid have any
pecolis1y Transaction of any kind in connection With
introduction TO Lcid Derby Whatever reebcot might
eh'er,Aiu tor his great talents, dsented from hun
Tsearcs hi,iwh9le Felicy foreign az vol as domestic
OF whose leading principles 10 that Of protection and
the consequent exclusion OF American vessels, well
as Ancrcan bfeadstuia and provisions to greater or
Ices extent tloM British shores lie revived also and
put in force, obsolete law, under which he Issued
proclamation forDGding Csthcnc professions, which
sctmtd to me nos6 acSpedien and unjust In relation
every Part ot the Unite0 Kingdom but especially In
rtgora 70 ireland TI proclamation Icd the dreadful
RIOTS Ut Stockport to te destruction by excited mob
OF the Catholic Church Of that city OF tho
the ish Catholic population In his opening speech
Premier topiamont he thought proper to designate my
country as the greatest tyranny earth
the gcat object Of his administration to be- 70 tho
progress Of democracy in Hsgland. Nov, my whole
life, from my eaT6e youth upYatde, has zeal
ously devoted to tho support of democracy, and
wish to Sec it, great and bcn evoent pcncipes prevailing
only nv own country but in Epn,au aud .lso aud
throughout the world it could hardly be supposed that
such relations couid have existed between lord Derby
ana self asto justify me in addressing TO him letter
In relation the other charges pr ferred against you
In these communications have no personal knowledge
whatever but believe them TO be wholly unfouuded in
TACT met you repeatedly, during your say in Ing
land and Ii would TO me incrsuble il these aoge-
gatons had been founded in truth that hear theu for
the inst time, ON my return last Saturday to my
country
AS you Of he candidates Of the democratic party
the great con district of the great cor uercal
emporium OF the Union it would have given me great
ptasure in compliance with the request OF your friends
TO have attended the injecting this evening at Old Tam
many and expressed In person the views herein conan
ed in relation to these charges. 6ut 1 conined 70
my room by protiacted illness. Although, therefore,
them. AID II ny health is restored hope you,
the door OF Congress- supporting the great aud good mca
suies Of the rcoDipg administration Of chat noble
OF New Esurshre, General Franklin Pierce.
Yours uiiy,
(signed) J WALltNR
Mr. JoTtu VAN BUrFn Has next nteoluced and recciv-
ed with enthusiastic acelaaiior. ue saidfeiIowcii
2ensAb Gen !" a,aridgo has just -irtcd 90 you have
eIgsge ri 20 aA th e,oong in the city OF Brook
iyn which purpose 10 Keep ana fur that reason Mr.
Brady desire that before he pddroese you should make
few reuarks, Some weeks since VIII FranlIu Fierce
aud William l.. king nominated fur the Presidency
and Vice Presidency. ana certain principles were an
nouneed which were the prncinee On which the ad1n-
istrston Of tbe government 10 be conducted i'll
tbes edtd haa the pleasure Of addressing you from
this place witLout consultation with most OF my friends
ano acting only ttoa the impulse OF nay oan heart aud he
conviction of ogr rvdgment ticn took the liberty cf
saying to you that supported the candidates nominated
al Baltimore. j Hated to you that stood upon the
IatfoIn i.ia down Baltimore (CEeers ventGrcd
tsen 20 prephey that New r would stand tue plat
form and on the Syracuse democratic Convention,
rothy, and adopt tle Bstissore platform NJ well as
8s j know, every democratic paper "A the State o
New York supports those Canddates-so far as know
aveTy democrat IA Ito State ce New yoix With the
option Of three supports Pierce and hipg one Of these
Tia I'M sorry 10 say is the freeso cauoGae for Gov
err,F Of h state fought not t. say aord against
him aDywhere-certa,rjy not in Tammany Hall He IL
son of Daniel Il. Torikius. But he has taken tue
liberty Of calling public attention 70 may be per
mitted to say OF him that his conduct Is utterly incons
tent With h action at the meeting Of tho Baltimore Cen
vcntion He went TO Baltimore ne attended the Goa
yeDtioD, ard be urged the nomination Of Vim y Marcy,
vino bad openly ayowed the principles which
laid down by the baltimore Convention. He cannot,
therefore, consistently refuse 70 support another ind
ydua equally deserving and standing ON precisely the
same principles Besides sorry to say that he VAS
induced by Thtrlow Weed 10 become oandtdae for
Governor Of this State and II he satisfies inc
that he get either of his brothers TO vote for
him will do it too. Fellow citizens. the natural
consequence Of the up;on In the democratic party
Telegraph. brings TO US intelligence Of dmocratc VIC
terry True We have right to eay that il s solely
principles solely candidate that conduces 60 this
triumph but because tue people OF this country have
haa the good luck to the opposing candidate tor the
Presidency. (aughter) tennsyIvania so lucky rs
TO see hYn ssee to tece and she an werld with deme-
cratic majority Of ten thousand Chic Ens even more
lucky She saw Gen Scott ana responded In majority
If oouble that amount. she 30. only Gw Scott but ene
hoaga Greeley Ueughtcr - AID notoiy wonder that
the ofity was 30 overwhelming. nd:ana the younger
state u the Union is stronger still IN her dcmocrsric
fsh and comes 10 az in The moicrity far es9 vote
almost equabpg the democratic moJoiiy IN the state OF
Ohio Unoet these circumstance what New York 10 dor
Is che 10 send predicted he would stand on ne de-
moc8tc platform and the democratic candidates.,
Is she by majority unequal Cd in her previous history
to give 70 the democratic scale inclination wen no
teeGTai Iewcr in tlc Union ressi! have passed
tn oueh dcytut portions Ct the state OF Nov YORK ami
h. state say, with Che utmost confidence th,t
tie state viii vote for Fetce and King Fellow citizens,
it i natural IL should DO tag ing a.i0e Tor no
ncpt, al other sidcrations let u look for few
moments at the different rotonaof the two esndidstea
fos the Presidency We Goli that Gcners Sc Is
great end that General Pierce IA not How does
il, then hnppep that all the giNat mon OF the Viii.
WLeIe Is Denel webster! Where Is Rufus ohos.e!
Whore is Gentry, and Faulkner and Hunphrty
Me-shsll ona OTHERS whom | might uaiuc, witsout
lmiti Where Is MilaId Fillmore! Has hts ye'Se been
beard In behalf of the whig candidate up TO this tme!
DID Henry Clay ever bid this wing nomination God
speed ~ No never Where Is The individual Who,
sbo, a others should rejoice IN IT, william III Seward
LtAs morally dumb too' And con the ~hg rank and Gle
be assed TO support a candidate deserted by their
t rs? On The other hSDd where IA tho tupport sveu
10 Franklin Pierce Where i LeSia Case? lie Is work
ipg honest and jealous in behaig u the democratic
nCDllncc NhtIc ~ james GUch1iisn af1 htr NJ
democrat? Let Pennsylvania answer where he t..
Whe ia The hero of San Jacinto whose victory S4No
another stale 70 thia contede,ecy, and 6ibreita =
our southern body Where is UicEinson S0d Scuit
and CleinCps and all great men They al labJr
ing strenucuy and zeaouly in the srpport Of our sme
man. While the uhigs desert their great tCheota
lie wCud take the couauct OF Gea scott suce nie nom
Nation a K his tricndg ridiculous
Iibon m sde By sensible ranp and Inc would tskc Gen
Franklin Pierce aud examine What be hns done. Let
them atk tho world to show irta OF such uuobra
tss mocoty and good s nso a. that msutestei by hn
", wtud read tor them speech made by frapklr
Pierce ut agricultural exposition and thu saoshcr
shorter trcm General Scott Mr.. Van Buren 40
cCrding icad the former, aud then continued And
what General Scott been doing Talking 90 the Ken
tucky people about being great n the breed Of cattle and
great IN the growth of hofses Any Icss skilled in
nntnye history you'd have thought that horses 10
cluded in the wcrd cattle " tLauRhtsr) Hc soui
nothing of General scutts love for tho bfoyuc tue
specimens of orOry which he showed Vhan he ssid be
caught with his bTeeobes down (Laulh lie de-
sired the city a New York 10 gtro greater majority
than fhe did before. The democratic party nal
a ticket, which, take IL altogether the best cxot
hh.p had had tpr a 10 4Irg.t tt.ap