The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10

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TO THE EDITIONS or THE TRUE DurA
GnrIMn-Ths washington correspondent of the
Scdyune has informed the public of the preva.
lent at The seat Of explanatory Of the
Mr. Kendall under the charge OF Mr. Noise 1t Is due to
myself 70 the bar and 70 the community, that the
sons assigned BY The Attorney General OF the Unitei
States for ths action OF the administration should be
made known. They viii be found in the annexed cor.
respect to the Attorney Generals conceded sbity
am bound to believe that he IL wifuly conceang the
close In the meantime can hardly Be- ats to
yindcate myself frrm Whenever any officer of
the wiz state the motives Of the
promptly answered. can only add tnst fear scru-
ssy ses ASK quarter Very your
fConndentisl "''' AO''1'
ATTORNEY GENERALS OyF1cn April IA, 1865.
70 Se a. 9s Ss e X Mr.
highly OF Sss
explain to you the nature Of the BUSINESS which, un.
dertaken BY you, is to be understood exclusively
Of the government. have the honor to be, very re-
Hon. Isaac E. MoHsz, New Orleans " -
Upon the envelope Of this letter the following
This letter placed in thu hands OF Mr. D. P Blair to
be delivered only in the provided BY the instruc
lions OF tho Postmaster General OF April IA, 1866. H.
according TO Mr. Bairs Instructions, person other
than Mr. Morse employed this letter q to be
opened ",
person. c. G.
ME- MORSE TO Mr. NOISE
New ORLEANS, April 20, 1855.
SIRI have received letter from the Hon Caleb Cush-
ing, Attorney General Of the United States asking my
prote ssionsl in matter of in portance
% ss ssa T. TIN uss ....:
being the party prosscuting) May rely upon the
Of your District Attorney when the proper time
shall arrivef am very respectfully yoar SSsSssnt
r. W. NOISE, Eq, q. s. District Attorney Eastern
REPLY ABOVE
OFFICE q. 8 ATTORNEY, EASTERN DISTRICT, La,
New 0RI8Ans April %, 1855.
SIR am in receipt Of your note Of to-day VOW ask
my official aid and my official to carry prose-
suon in behalf Of the United States This prosecution
you have been requested to institute by the Attorney
General OF the United Slater. My official sanction
only be given to such business is under my Official
control II it the desire Of the Attorney General
that the Of the Unitdd States Attorney shou be
attached to documents not crawn up BY himself OF the
contens Of which he must be ignorant but for which he
would be responsible to public opinion il not to the GO
vernmen-Id not doubt that direct instructions would
be issued = regalste his conduct In 50 remarkable .
permitting my name to DO used. Very respectfully,
3. WARREN NOISE, U. s. Attorney.
TELEGRAPH DESPATCH DATED
OFFIoE OF THE SOLICITOR OF rHs TREASURY,
WASHINGTON, May g. 1885
wiz pssssa TOY s,. too Mr. Isaac nor,.
such official aid be may deem ysqusts in the pro-
sssdogs against Mr. Kendall. late RSs.m sstsr 4 New
For E. WARRKs MosK. D, S.Astrict Attorney.
TELEGRAPH REPLY TO ~ ABOVE.
NEW OMxASs, May S, 1855.
Sd OF May will mot give Mr. isaac T. Morse such Off.
csl sid he may deem requisite ia any business
advice Of the proper officers OF the government. The
prosecution o. Kendall is Of character The object
force 70 shsu
once crafty them. ] hold Eo Office under those, who,
without the courage to remove me- have the meAunss
IN nH INA {Adtn mttu
- = E. WARREN NOISE, U. s. Attorrey.
To F. B SrRErEs. Solicitor Of the Treasury, Washing
ton City.
TzLEGRAPHIC DESPATCH TO THE PRESIDENT DATED
NEw ORLEANS, May S, 1855.
SIR Hereby resign the Office Of United States Ator
ney for the Eastern District Of Lousisns You may DO
curious to have explanation OF that which will Boz BY
certain persons, regarded ~ phenomenon THIS ex
plantation viii oe found in litter addressed to Mr. Isssc
Morse the joint production suppose, Of your Attor
ney General and your Postmaster General, AMI in .
despatch but now received from your solicitor Of the
that those WHO have small appreciation OF the
respect due to others, entitled to thsmsslve
the republic would have resigned When tho letter to
Mr. Morse was Arst neen b. me, had dared to think
sanction to the vulgar our.se Of two Of nis n,s.r.
INDUCED too tho hope tnAt the lettsr to Mr. Morse
written hs your Attorney General under some such
hsiucinAton ss one might be supposed to suffer who
the trumpeter Of his fame. still hope that you
bave been NO party to the conduct of your immediate
officers Ys. reaien now. bscauss have bssn dslibe
rately instructed to compromise my sscrespeo can
not hold Office under the smbers OF
which, whose Instructions am required to obsy are |
sike incapable OF understanding tho poprietes OF Off.
ciAl station and the courteses due from gen
E WARREN NOISE.
To FRANKLIN PIERCE President Of the United States.
TxLBoaArHro DESPATCH FROM ATTORNEY GENERAL UNITED
STATES, DArsD
WASHINGTON, May 3, 1855.
[Recsived May Z, 1866. |
Hoo. G. W Mouse Tbs appointment Of Hon Isaac z. |
Morse to prosecute the compliant against the late Post
master ct New Orleans, made By the President It
appears that Mr. Blair the agent Of the depart meut
could not cordially Jet [ac] ia confidence with you
because o. What he represented concerning his relations
with you IN former legal proceedings against clerk 10
very respectfully, G. CUSHING.
TsIzGRAPHc REPLY TO THE ABOVE, DATED
NEW ORLEANS, May 8, 1885.
Your despatch, Gated Sd OF May, reached me ysstsr.
day after O'clock, p. NJ From this learo that the
officer apponed by and with the advice and Of
cute Kendall, specfuy superseded, and that
the political oep Of tho assumed the
control OF criminal action through unofficial per-
order not to offend the delicate OF
tective agent Of the Post Once department.. It
this agent could not cordially act with 90 far
concerned assure you that nothing could disurs
my equsnmty less than the necessity OF holding official
intercourse with Mr.. Blair yet cannot but respect aud
admire the generous, II not congenis sympathy maui
Tested BY for this sensitive gentleman and his pecu
liss vocation.
When you have leisure from the graver affairs OF
State, should esteem IT favor IL you would inform
OF the nature Of tae troubles that agiated the
Of Mr.. Blair desire to 10 put possession Of the
prsndal dissertation the sympAthes OF this govern
msnt with the scrupes and sensbilites OF Post Office
policeman have the honor to be your ooedisnt ser
want, L. WARREN NOISE