New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.


notice demands that the authority for its Roorback
in which placed implicit confidence" should be IN
masked and put in the witnessboI. As we expected it
fatty refuses to produce indicate him. it, original
charge, Il will be remembered was a. follows
During the discussion Of the measure respecting the
Missouri Compromise, series Of articles appeared in IHr
NKwSoRK TRIBUNE, cOOlly calculating the value OF the
Unon and arriving the sage conclusion that the sepa
ration Of the North and the South would be loss 10 each
indrvicual in the free States, cttcrty cent.
which place implicit confidence meeting Of the pro-
pritor Of that paper some twenty il number was called
sSsa Re wnS Horace Gre e connded that
corse should be adopted calculated 10 lead to the Dsso
LUrIos TIE USIoS This proposition met with the APP
prova OF majority Of the stockholders and arrange
made by which the dsgnOnts to purchase
the interests Of their co-rroprietors.
The following is The Adrertisers explanation replica
tion application duplication, justification, with
regard to its original calumny We publish it at length
that readers may be that there is nothing in it.
"As our course has been prejudged by THE TRIBUNE,
it will not be disappointed in finding us s silent as 10 he
name of or informant. 1t knew full well when it made
the call upon u.s. that the facts revealed from Their
very nature communicated TO us IN COefdeat,a way and
thai we could authority without committing
breach Of confidence such as even The TRIBUNE ala ho
think would be guilty Of.
1--WE are no partner in The TRIBUNE, aud cannot be
supposed to know personally from being actually present
what wac the result OF any private ha9 pe
those interested upon the subject alluded TO- ihls
much, however, will say that the pT0PTtct0To OF me
Adrerser the informant of his editor who wrote the
article 20 which exceptions taken ana that upon nm
does the responsibility rest of giving currency TO the
called fabrication. lie New FORK at the time and
received the information gentleman who possesses
ss much ability integrity and influence any of the
numerous corps editorial of Tar NEwN ORR TRIBUNE and
had at command the files OF that paper, from them
could be shown conclusvey we think by articles which
were penned forerunners course calculated to bring
about dissolution of the Union, and upon which some
disagreement between the propretOs of The TRB
TINE which resulted in the understanding heretofore limited
In however q
self should be stated that the precise language OF tn.
Adreyser not suggested by the proprietor 10 the
writer and that bypercritcal construction might convey
different impression from that intended warranted by
the facts the Butthat the aforesaid article SUD
st0nt,aHy true Iedi upon auth GRITTY which we would
If opposed by the wholesale denuncla0ns Of
the entire TRIBUNE establishment Our informant had
motive to msrepresent the matter and presume did
not suppose would be carried any further-and his
ations and position such to afford sufficient
guarantee that he rel posted and truthful. THE
TRIBUNE articles the subjects of much discussion in
certain private and political circles in NewYOrk their
appearance and the proprietor of Ihe AdUerer not
the only person from Michigan, who became at the same
time fully of Their aim and tendency Our tale was
when published here, and VIII be believed as
we think ought by hundreds of thousands of readers
whose attention could have been called TO it, except
through the clustering bullying TRIBUNE ITSELF The ana
themas upon The Advertiser, in the columns of The
TRIBUNE, will like young chickens come home TO
roost.' -
Having thus hs charge into the ground there
leave il to the of its authors The poor babbe about
certain articles in The TRIBUNE is not worth moments
attention. We regard these articles as emnenty cacu-
lated preserve and perpetuate the Union by encour
aging the North resist and repe those ncessant aggres
sons of Slavery which alone endanger H. But on this
point, every will Judge for himself The articles are
part of The A6rertsrs revelations they were before
die public in columns and in pamphlet long before
Tie Advertiser made its foray upon They were not
among the facts revealed by its veracous and
E informant and controversy does not respect them
would be easy procure the attesaton OF every one OF
the propretos of The TRIBUNE that the subject OF Dis
solution OF the Union YVES never even mentioned IN any
meeting they held; but this would be treating our
masked and unmasked slanderers with too much consid
erson. Suffice that they stand before the world in
their proper aittudeOne of them hiding his shame in
deepest darkness and the other vanly endeavoring to
stretch hs eow-conspraOrs mantle so as to cover has
guilt as we'll Thus let them rot into their coveted OBJ
lvien