The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

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he Trss In porapt p-ech % stv-Ts Wa lost; aot
the nrst We n..rd IL liter from ar. Csinolp,
after be tce'ved h. pris'ea copy 10 wrh IL give
w. a sco6irs abe II Il rEs not oar fault il
never ia !, exp AiDsd hs sasf cton He w.s skit-
,ih stout publishing she new ~oTs where ta-rs
sty prospect Of being uiutia.sd or ais
upon any usJs1t sup2restsd A. the close Of DOE OF
taese cokytissiens abou, the book tbs folio wing
d'aog occurred give tie words a.
rrcolect them win hardly b. believed by the who
did no, know him, that The state who been
public Life forty ane odd years had 10 ht idea % he
the Norih cities when, 1t will remembered, he
had rot been here fer forty years.
Mr.. Calhonn-I viii ee those gentlemen myself, (Har
pers and have 1me definite u.dsrstsndt with them
AT least III hear what they have To ray.
suppose Nj. james Fletcher would perhaps come
down. Was TO write them your wish TO some OF The
firm
Mr.. C.lhoun-N1. That is entirely Unnecessary.
will had time 30 for three four day. You will
so with me- and select place 10 stop, where
can be quiet snc retired, and will then go to their
Place ard Arrkrgs ,hs matter.
"QGiet and ret,rec' Why, Mr., Calhoun have you got
an idss that could through Philadelphia 70 Ne
York and remain here quiet for one day
Mr. c.houn-wly po,f | eau easily leave here for
two OF three days, and al Nes York see the Hsrpers
med Tot ste any Gle ele lsaid NJ Calhoun, with the
most perfect implicitly
II could not be done Mr Calhoun. In the frst place.
there would be any quantity Of people that would recog
nye you la The cars and by tn time you had left Bad
more Vt soud BE- Tel. z, aphsd Philadeipna and New
York. and houapds Of woulo De Asemeled 70 get
eight OF you, aud you couldn't move In New York
without BEN srowD.
don't uu .ers tsnd IL or wsy II should befo
nyou uy IL, you viii nta it So Evsrybc in New
mas you AZ sSS ''. md thu
plsce yer stapys II wo.id have crowd sboutit.
Nr. Cslh Why Mr. Clay ans Mr.. Webster pass
Through New York zitbout being annoyed
They ADo-n TO most Of the people by sight, and
there is not much curiosity to them Is there won
NJ. Calhoun don't hnt shan not IN rake = pub
lie exhibition OF myself and shall not be snn,,et
very anxious tots matter and think ii Is dc
c Il
hs health bessL 10 fah Stl mere (or this converse
ton occurred ut the o, lie of the ece Der previou,
I bio dtsrh sId the icea given up. Had hs have
lived long THIS that work would hAve peen pu oth he'd
By e h"rpr. fer 90 other i-Aton ~ That Ihsy couli
}sh a. cheap any else, az hai the poser TO
D nd II tbrous hout thelspd
The wsy that mis- mater has been managed has
ed cruel justice TO be done by the Stat o. South
Carolina TO the emory tho ne and the last wish Of
that the people Of that Sse revsre They should 90
hum u-tic. the work should he plscsi ct the
North that * circulate by thousands through the
regular npelr Of the ooak trade and when orcu
lated, and be masses sfcsrtAin what II s millions Of
copies will BE- publishes soid the dying wish OF
the great s,s.sman that copy may be in the hands Of
every school hoy, North aud south" viii eventually be
resz'd What is tie paltry State pride of ci,izea Of
South Carolina, compared with such ut this
What matters IT whether marble mooumeut rises
his At resting place while the monument he had erect
90 IN his work the Constitut -hch he hoped ~ouh
MT while ,he Union Istoa is frustrated by pary pride
pspy dollars and centp9 The oplc Of south Caro-.
lima should 'nsst that that work shon be placed IN tbs
hancs OF the Hsrpers any oth'r Northern publisher,
T. be published in its preentor more popular form, In
parts in ~ho,as such as trey choose and tbs
copy hi ef the should b. given for the bsnsdt
o. the people Of the whole Unisn and to d. justice to tbs
ilu' trious dad.
We were with Mr. Calhoun night and day. for the last
three months Of his life, and about this
INTO the prefsree OF Mr. Calhoun of God him
self and our rslgs'i depea ed but upon our 40 mn
to question, and that question ,houd be- what
obi CT With powerful thAn another, WAS In the
mind Of Mr. C-ho un towards the cor OF his lifeSwth
out mepts hesitate n shor Id say that his lIst
the great work his hs-shoud be published here
could be circulated most extern lively and nnd it, way
at the very lowest possible price iato the hsuas o. ess
could be bet eeo ed by its publication In the North
We hope will be publied here for certain it is that
r.tcbsdy managed rs 1t has beeo, il is al uuknown
and c nsequently sealed book to millions
Shortly sitter the appearance of this article, Mr.
Thomas G. Clemson, sonin law OF Mr.. Calhoun, re-
turned from Europe where he had been absent with
his vile Gamma Calhoun,) and believe he took the
matter in baud. At any rate, my friend Richard
X. Cralle, who was editing the work, came North
and made an arrangement with the book publishers,
Appleton 4 Co. They are now publishing the
works of Mr.. Calhoun and have published to the
fourth volume. The first volume is entirely lew,
aud was prepared by Mr.. Calhoun before his
death. The remaining volumes consist OF speeches,
letters, dispatches, reports &c. "a Dsqusltion on
Government, and a Discourse on the Constitution
al d Government OF the United States, are both
Traced in the first volume Of Appleton's edition.
There were three great documents emanated from
hin in 1s49 and 1850 One WAS the above An:
other was 1.-The Address to the People OF the South"
in June lS49 and his last speech in the Senate in
March, 1850. Having been his secretary and written
from his dic'ation the documents alluded to, our ~
sertion cannot be contradicted, although an ex Sc.
nator Of the United States has had the audaity
and impudence to publicly assert that he has re-
ceived later papers from Mr.. Calhoun, which felt
obliged TO come out In our own organ, The Pick,
and most distinctly repudiste, which ve did ia the
following characteristic article. friend asked
What do you thisk Of P. rs.lniA.gs's letter to
that womsp about Jths CslbousS'
"Tsink l uiok IL rank bls-ph.my. Mr. r.luAiys
s s S s%s mi. st cans i Il. em.1 vita
friend but this that We must ray few words
about hat letter Of Mr. Tamasge That g-ntsnss has
DOUBTLESS com mitea great many sins in 'ns world AID
We hope he has rspensed, and will sin more. He Ia
broken down political hack, who lives upon the patA
tios Of what h. ONCE was: but that .nosds very
ms.g gre ving ls Is now trying to ad to his stock in
gig il Mr. o.n oaa. %. tliug We do know
Gated with Mr. ex Senator Ta!lradgs srcs Mr. Cal
hous cssse il has changed very much fer during tbs
touched seu.,or raIlmadss with ten foot po md john
C. Calhoun not ts~ hind OF spirit that WAS apt TO
change in hfe and we don't think DEAN has changed
hin. Ixr. Calhoun had made up his mind TO hold
munie~ with the living, he would have selected dnsr-
kiud OF mortal material from Nj rals adss, whoss
moral character Understood sst sell the lAs
Silas Wright did and appreciate jnst highly We
hr. Talmsdge Gid not in,rotuss Nr. Wfish;
among The great spiiis from whom he declares he
cev.s ressag-sl
The lst,.r of that person Is quite conclusive to our
mpn that he sark staring luuy On ore occasion he
received Inc iouowDg commupioauon from Jonn v Gai
houL
This ia my hAnG that touches you aud the guitar.
JOHN CALHOUN I"
cat another uue the following physical manifestation
made in he presence OF Gen Hamilton Gao Wscdy
Thompson OF Sout. Carolina, and my self"
n. p. Tsipsdg-, ten Hamilton, and Gen. WAd.y
Tnon psoa That is rich WIddy Thompson IN be 20
kcied organ OF br Calhoun Again the verAcJus
SsIstor kunchsusen says
"Iwss present BY C.lnoun's appoin ment With the
Misses Fox ,sd their mother We w-r. seated At the
liable heretofore hands and Ittps upon 10
tn ant anAr Tfl IN, Ara~
placed several sheets of u-rul.d letter paper together
with cd pencil on Ii: soon heard the SQUAD 81 the
pencil the pspsr II vas then raped Gus, Get the
pencil aud sharpen H. "
He Old So ano then got wnstiolor:-
- The power Is not enough TO writ. sentence T,s
will show you that can write Hyou m-et o, Friiay,
precisely At seveD, VIII write short e,o,ence
"JOdN C CALd0US
"we met pursuant to appointment, took our seats at
the table, hands And arms re.titg IL as usus
placed the paper Win my silver a.ssd pencil Ia ia,
drawer aud aid my freud, wish tao sents,cs to %