New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

\, n. Senior Editor. instantly on reading that ses
rnore came Office sod t.hins both m, esoa ~
ia mS which suised theE to hspp, result and
rs,s,uds for mssnsnmity which shielded n" name 'n'
f;fs r.. York Erpr and ludred Joar9.. ho.:: q
Gen Taylor made that nesri tie see,n,p q nd neither
e.os 10 hbowhess Of the move nentl sna
ehSrs b, tn, claiming % be NJ fmors.
tssnd EJECT uson Nr FILLMORE who at nv sosss'
ss bsS written letter 70 Gen Tsyer sds5t Liter.
sssrcssh reply from the Gepesl who ssed US. e =,
Wss NstoDs corv~piOD that other. written e.to,e
Nv reared bis party ob sst,ons; snd th't
a. .hsd placed him In fa.- D'si oo s and i'm
o. h. relation. We wis pay s s.
sesst,ly -te or publication 5000 s,isy. .ocfuss
at ccessopsd him regret ihtn .,sd n, hi
ssme-w. al that the occasion requi'e'-a1D
'Trnss .b. stps 90. afternoon witb M Fillmore
tbs cOn'olleis Once tslss sg % re efforts hat h.i
zen ode 70 ssnate him from mei ms, Ls 100
- been e. y,h. h. called p. mes9, IsfsS 70
q ssyns s% 20 enc Tor a. seo
a. mss,ins drawn up BY Mr. Collier, @oeo oi ne 20.
ss.es Bot sso.1.d e.. md have
zen wroDsd. and have thi. day ~Lten iet.r 70 b
~ are both deeply indebted to Jour Efforts sOd real Tor
repy to this startling revelation w" In Substance a.
al.r How 10 Hssv. ns name Fillmore. aid you enter
..,r .uch suspicion Win the bnowecg. th.t you vas 10
o1S.n Won tEew Rat BY utiernt liable Of dissent or
even raising your snrsr the whole tsns wGoo sng eo.s
shp TIE thought Of such trsscasry d nsl =, nys.tjs.
sseS .pi, hd thsIsGTs .s s, mo s the e
ssos which dpoys ih; Pus, S, onns ss
mns,S1 most closely with me bad dsspp'oved oil inc
Dssps the, unlocked an ecruoir and took it the
COW letter Which he sid be h.d us FOR Or ryor
vbch nsetiop with the Aosny aoa not n
,ssrd 4. srsuitous eommsndaiiou o. M coer
bo had Denounced Gen Taylor In he Nat Convention
Aienleo i'm Ia sp|tc0
' Isterview Mr. Fillmore handed me let
a., om Gen Taylor in 20 one VII zen by VI p
te ss.,ian Nr III more, lsie' AMI Gen,T'fs reply
,s iporfsnt and conf eDsl That from Cen Taylor VA,
~ back this letter SIR F,re ed that had
o,kd hard for any years. thet nv supp sed devoon 70
srt Wbiss and myself wbi-h feE yeas absence woud
is ana that il would h te, pleasure to he n'tro-
s IN 5.r1'dTs &. for he dDs insnd
ed t.st had u.hr .s nor ts' for soy Pp, nc
as private 9th, Thi. cdeot in correction with th' ee'
s,,o p.se 70 the truth history w,bp which The chapter
'Ibsve sven you too much at length fer my Iecoi-
s.: 's soS m.spS Albany Meetss In regard to their
,,rbupe in all essential particulars, DO not sppreeend
hs Mr Fillmore whose awakened nOry must be carried
scrs the narrative will think proper to rsss ~ ssas Of
V.syp rv ,uy 1Go that b % G1e.on Of Te
rscify should he submitted the world override coun
nv oyer-this state-sye, to every man, woman aud
ebidlcapsbe Of forming deliberate judgment.
Mr. DICKINSON-So sm l.
III
xviii, mr.. Dickinson when this question was
fnt byo,cbed, urged thst the Albany meeting was
got up by Silver Grays, and, when pushed bard gave
ns the name Of Mr.. Collier. In answer he tr b }
coutepded that the whole thing was conceived IN
The Journal office, and, TO sustain himself he bad
quoted from The Erening Journal An article wherein
Mllard Fillmore and his friend werec exulpaed from
all connection with it, and the word ws, itacised,
prevsiled throughout in stating who had assn ned
he responsibility Of the whole affair. This, then,
raises 10 question Of veracty Det9een the two bat
the question Of veracity is raised between Mr. eea
In ls4s and Mr. Weed in 1853 Compare 1he Ece"'
ips Journal article of '45 with Mr.. Weeds letter
now sift the whole affair, aud the question IS re-
duced to this: Weed vs. Weed Now he would pro.
duce corollary testimony 10 max bis assumptions and
assertions with referer &C to this whole all sir. lie
then read the following letter:
DAILy Rsersrrs orgIes.,
ALBANY Friday, Feb, 10 1853. 5
chat Mr Dawson The Journal place At the western
sr neerg 10 be held Capitol the Of sstur
ds the seth Of Augo. 1919 The call was In the following
words and appears In The Argus Of Monday, 18th August
WIG RALLY The Wings e AbaDy are requested to mse
seSserDs General Tssc,s letter, .ecepiDs tbs nomination
Of the TAYLOR and Butler meetios at Charleston, G.
1aa :i sa nsi <fs; s@ "s
hmce to the Posi- hce, &c. respectfully IS9,s ,cv
Mr.. b. next read the following letter;
LETTER FROM JAS. KIDD ESQ.
DrAR In reply note Of this date have state
that on Saturday evening the 18th dey of August 1913 met
House wbs informed tina, they were getting ap meet
ns at The be held at the Csoito that evening
deneunee Gen Taylor e.a a'Se' e me-, ~ 70 ~.
Office found Mess Weed and Dasson ia theu ed
toal rooms ,nsss,d wTns Without e'ins faY into The
tirr No citing 20 deuoufce Cen Taylor Mr. Dawson
ped Ye." then suggested If they had not better Po
pooe until Monday by winch time pagers would have beer
receive when the truth felsify OF the repued letter. h
was the alleged Of the amendment, a:cettmned NJ
th. Ia he II etD hal
Mr. Weeds hearing and as understood, with his approba
ton. Immediately left the ihe s;.,, lanes g1Dp
Hon FRssrus BRooKs
Nv. DICKINSON replied. lie had served in the
legislature years ago with Mr.. Weed and Mr.. Eli
more. and knew beth gentlemen wel-very wen,
though not Mr. Fillmore quite so intimately as Mr..
Weed-yet he knew both yell enough to be perfectly
willing TO allow question ofveracity tween the two
10 20 before the whole world, not for moment
doubling but that the high character of Mr. Weed
would come forth from public scrutiny untarnshed.
Mr. D. then alluded TO the polite ii history OF the
Senator from the 9TH arguing that he was not W mig
that he had gone into Wing caucusses, and there
boed the caucus nominations.
Mr.. BROOK thought il poor business for legls-
tors to be engaged iuthe reaoing each other out OF
he Wbig paIty He was not Willing to be read out
Of the Wig party by man who gloried in having
betn jackson man. who sometimes claims 10 be
National Wing and then sgan den Dunces National
Miet-a man who, With regard TO parties;
- Wires in aud wires out,
Aud leaves the people still 10 doubt,
Whether the snake who toos the track,
Is going South OF coming back "
Mr.. DICKINSON denied that he ever read the
read himself out as he had proved by that Senator
vsledctory address 70 the Young Mems Wing General
Committee Of New. York
After some upimportant debste, and both Senators