New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

TIE Detroit ddrertiser has at length been driven a
ot our demands that the authority for is RoOrback
in which It placed implicit; confidence, should be an.
masked and nut in the witress.box. As We expected
aaty recses to produce or indicate him. It's Original
charge II viii be remembered, was as follows:
During the discussion Of the measure respecting Ne
Missouri COMPROMISE series of articles appeared III Is
NEw-YoRA lRiBUSE, cOoly calculating the value OF tie
Union and arriving the sage coocusion tha' tle sept
ration of the North and the South would be loss 10 es
individual IN the free States, otj0riy cf"s' .-...
About this time, we are informed pE 9usupiIyh
which we place uaFi,cf cogf0eRce meeting % .e PS
prieors of that paper some twenty ~ ,a
10 decide wha. pah pursue II the Missouri N2n,Pp
sbouId be repealed Horace Greeley contended thi'
course should be adopted calculated 30 lead 10 ae DISC
LUTON UNIoN This pr3PoSsoh iue S an
mont wa, made by which the dSEH0AsfS were 10 purcnus
the interests Of their coproprletof'
Tho following ia Tie AdrytiserS explanation or replica
ton or suppcaiion duplication, or twistlheaton via
REGARD 10 s original calumny. We pnphSh II al ensA
that orr readers may be that there Is nothing IN
/" As our course has been prciudged by I'm lMbUMI
=. ~ t i ;.antouted IN E.d.ng StHS!leaf rs 10 ~
~" f ,ly Irorranf II knew full well when it mad,
he cell upon US that the facts revealed were rom ina
very nature communicated 10 us IN coVde"N way, saf
no; ro conld moi name our authority without committing
hreach of confidence such even TIE IRauSE did nx
think we would be guilty Of .,
a. We are no partner in THE TRIBUNE, and cannotM
.u,rosed Ia know personally from being actually presed
what was the result of any private consultation haS "
soon those interested upon the subject alluded To- Ihs
much however we will say, that the proprietor Oh ~
Agr.yr was the informant of his editor VINO SFoie We
article 10 which exceptions are taken ana that upon "s
does the responsibility rest OF giving currency 10 'neH
called fabrication lie was III New orb al te 'lue, ana
received the information from gentleman VINO POSSESSES
s much ability integrity and nhueuce ~ any one Oh ne
numerous corps editorial OF THi NEw.i oRh IRisV ana
had we now al command the flies OF that paper from enes
could be- shown concusyey think, by articles whea
ye-c nsnu.d AS oreranners calculated 10 bring
about a dissolution of the Union and upon whlch SOM
disagreement arose between the propret0fs Oh ihh
YV which resulted in the understanding heretofore hnet
AT In iustice however both to lHE TRIBUNE and our
self it should be stated that the precise language OF ~
AdrcrttSer was Got suggested by Tue ProPIe.v. " .
writer and that hypercrtcal construction might CONVEX
different impression from that intended or warrahieu "
the facts the But that the aforesaid article Is sa
sfGhaIg true reatrm upon auth )rlty when we "ous
not question ii opposed 10y the wholesale dehuhca"n
the entire TRlRr establishment Our informant had "a
motive TO misreprsent the matter ana we presume d
not suppose il would be carried any furner-ahi nus 70
lacns and position were such as Ia afford Us sltcieu
guarantee, that he rel pasted and iruthluL IN
TRIBUNE articles the subjects OF much discuss,n
certain private and political circles ~ New ork On tne
anne hfance and the proprietor of The Adrerser no.
the ONLY person from Michigan who became NJ the same
time fully aware of their aim and tendency Our tale va
no new one when published here, and VIII be beheved
we think II ought by hundreds of thousands OF readers
whose attention could have been called 10 H. eAcep
through Il clustering, bullying TRIBUNE ITSELF Inc ans
hemas upon The Adrertiser, IN the columns OF III
TRIBUNE, viii like young Chickens come nome
'rOOst
Having thus run this charge into the ground, we Their
leave il to the of its authors The poor babbe abou
certain articles in The TRIBUNE is not worth mOment
attention We regard these articles as emlnenty cdcu
lated preserve and perpetuate the Union by eneour
aging the North to resist and repe those ncessant ages
sions of Slavery which alone endanger it, Bat on thu
point, every will Judge for himself The articles ar
part of The Adrertisers revelation they were befo
the public in our columns and in pamphlet long befor
Tic Adrertisr made its foray upon They were no
among the facts revealed by its yeracOus and man
~ nformant and controversy does respect them
1t would be easy to procure the attesaon of every one
the propretors of The TRIBUNE that the subject of Dis
solution OF the Union mentioned in an.
meeting they ever held but this would be treating %
marked and unmasked sanderers with too much consd
Grafton. Suffice it that they stand before the world il
their proper attude-one of them hiding his shame II
deepest darkness, and the other vainy endcayoring
stretch his felowconspraors mantle so as to cover III
guilt as we'll. Thus let them rot into their coveted oh
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