New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28

A'eepiug myrelf awake by drinking glass Of M,
very hour, am the last man 70 send 10 Congrsx :,
+ tue, TOO, that said much against night seioos a.
Congress, and that sat very uneasy In the mid<sdv
groes drunkenness which abounded in the Hall he ni.l.
OF the voting the Nebraska bill Bu, put IL IA -
Determination and conscience whether in SAYING an
tits. said that valued my sleep more than al IL
OF Freedom and thai sooner than not b. Ia be3
81 o'clock would fail 10 record my vote against ~
Nebraska bill Is Il no. very glazing peryersiou ~
my words Of which you have been guilty
I'm amazed that YOU can and it Ia your heartt,
porscyere in these utterly groundless AMI wicked ma.
fcpr,s, nations of Yon no, = stranger 10 M
services for The slave; and you know how base Az
Absurd the charge that /, who for hs sake have -
every hour Of the night faced the hown tempest snj
have also for his sake repeatedly fsced the hosIa
mob sLould a. last be found making more accom-, -
A few hours sleep than Of my solemn dutis a H.
caufe of liberty. And yet You continue % tell tbs
world lot only that am guilty OF this entirely neem.
urehensibe ana exceedingly criminal N eoasisiea,v
bur that confess that sm. Whatever may be yoa5
otirion of NV srgument for declining 10 be a narsv
10 The device or stayrg of the vote on the Nebfasks
bil am sue that YOU believe Ia yorr hear, As,
there msn, either IN or out o. 'On;ress, who
would have made greater sacrifices than 10 defest
the bill
Snce see YOU are determined TO keep saosl tie
sla der u OF not wiling, ay, and that dii ny
self oeclaIe that no' willing TO sit up after
O'Clock for tie hi duty OF inding sensioel 6c
freedom, do not little wonder hat You should sd
mt that voted on the pa sage OF the Nebraska OF
For in order TO vote on IT, had to be IN me Capitol
until between II and IL O'Clock at nght-perhaqs
quite 70 YES 70 bee certain of no, failing 10 vote on
It. Rad 10 be IN nv seat not only all Day bat uahl
about the hour of uiidns ht.
sAid that | was amazed at your continuing 10
wrorg me | sdmi, thar you are tempted 10 II: and
en- wiling ia making up my estimate OF your guilt, TO
make oil iust allowance for the force OF the lem tato
know that YOU ane tempted 10 hope that 10y showlR
nv tyIe OF Ent-slasery 20 be unreliable and worth
,ss you will succeed II destroying puene confidence
in The whole class OF radical and technical AOOlnons
Odd in winning favor for your own sort OF Anii-Sayey
hat half-and-hslf, here-and there sort which
will OF month siyoy us interests by swelling out Toto
big agaius; stockholders, and winch VIII study
them the next month, beng AS busy ~ bee TO
du,e the oules Of those big words TO vote for Heory
CLAW " some other STAKEHOLDER In the light OF what
have here sald, your abuse OF me wuue wG IN
Com res, and your abuse OF me ever since Is no mys
tery Aud Yet, after mitigating your oivuse by every
rr0t CT allow for Your temptation To tue otense,
am constr aimed 10 say thar had there 0een mag nanny,
though ever 80 htle among The elements OF y0ar
chaIGcior il would have suticed 20 Overcome the
temptation TO fall upon man Ike myseu-yes evea
nutb stronger ten aiOn han hat 10 which yoa oaye
Welded. For am man no has 30 hoo on tne pub
lie favor and ShO il alaays and every where spoken
az uiust rdicued, reyl,d bave no party, no press
10 means tor def ndipg myself. The meauest Wig,
or Democrat or SeCtnran, from the tact that be has
party and pres to help him, can sue eed IN starting
tny even the most oXuavagant lie respecting the.
AYE, the very Abolniouss VII believe H. tor the
enough in each other 70 shut their ears 20 lies about
esch other lHE y. Y. rRIBUSE, with Iis imposing
professions to ,andor, can gull them TO any exieatit
Lenses To gain an uDius victory over an isolated,
hepl,ss man ike myself is indeed, very easy, very
Ten ptnely easy but il i. not as ungenerous aud
mean bs Il is easy
motto. with wnat contempt you speak IN your yes
terla, e editorial of m, brief Congressional BE Al
hive 10 rerly IT, that did what could, while ia
Coneiess by ms ls ard my life to serve the interests
Of f eedom and TEN rance aud peace aud humanity,
and religion: and that for having done so should,
however email my intellect sr iuhaeUce, have been
respected aud not despised, b. you-commended, and
Lot illuminated.
would send this mauusc 'ipt to you were It not
that ,ou lave within the last week refused to print
some twenty thirty lines Which sent You, IN reply
to an ATTACK upon ne in your columns. Since you re-
fused 10 uriIt those few lines, you would OF course,
refuse TO Print these many lines. Should YOU, how-
ever coise,t TO reprint this letter, will cheerialy
pay your charge for dong -o:-aud none the les
cleefully because of any bl-Da'ured comments, slih
Which You ma, see fit TO eccompanylt No eommenu
in lie case can chaus the facts in the case. The
facts unct anged Interchangeable, VIII live TO break
roob and scatter all the clouds wnich SOu have sue
ce,oed 10 cole citing NJ my reputation aud TO work
out in the Ind, my perfect aud triumphant vindia-
ton. They will live 100, to stamp broader md
broader deeper and deeper, disgrace upon you, until
YOU sLall have completed the reractiOns which you
Lave az last found Ourself compelled 10 begin, and
until lou shall have confessed you 20 row and shame
for having yielded to The temptation 10 Islander one
who not only has advantages for 0efendog HIMSELF
but who har shown himself TO be both patient under
wronss and unwilling TO iLtlct them. ..,,