The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

.oi On the evening q s.sssdsy Ii. sssl "a susss
ia the Argus Of MONDAY, 18th August ls48-
WHO RALLY.
The wings OF Albany are requested to meet tina
pg at O'Clock AZ the Capitol for the purpose Of
deTing Gen. Taylors letter accepting the nomination.
the 7 Tor and Butler meeting at Charleston, 8. q
Thi, call, the ArepI says, vas displayed the E'-r
ing Journals bailstn-,he Knicksrboclev the RTp~-s
aud on the entrance 70 the Post once, &c.
Respectfully yours, W. Lacy.
Hon ERAsrus Books
Mr. BRo0Ks he'd that this proved the nesting
wss called by those connected with the Journal e.
nee. Ihis ras admitted, as II had been before, by
the senator IRON tne Twenty sixth. In coQtiaua-
ton, Mr. Brocks read the following letter from ~
otnef prominent ieader IN the Silver Gray ranks -
Dear sir-ln reply TO your note a. ,bi ss,a ~. q
Aae that Saturday svsuns the 10th day OF Auxust
lsas, met Mr., Fillmore on he aide OF Rroai-ay
near the Drlayan House wAen be informed that they
gsttinx up meeting NJ the Journal oric. 70 b..
held at the Capitol that evening 20 denounes Gen r.y
lor ard cesred I'd. to 20 inne iiately and 90 vhst 4
eouln 10 nrsyent i, vent 10 the Jo.rral "a.
md there found Messrs Weed and Dawson In thar ed
toris room, engaged in writing without going fntiy
into the room, remarked 10 them bo.h"I undsrstaal
you are getting up meeting 10 denouDc. G@n fayisr
Nj Dawson replied Yes then suggested II they had
not better postpone IL until Monday, BY which time pa
pers WOULD have been received and the truth fasty
of the reported latter that the alleged 81 tb
movement, ascertaiued Mr.. Dhwaoa replied iume,ats
ly, 1T Il too lse-ihe bills, neaning the call To-
the meeting "have gone 70 pres Thia IN Mr..
Weeds hearing and, as understood with BIZ. appsobl
ton limmsda,sy left the Office Your. truly
Mr. Dickinson further advocated the position NJ
had tskfn. He had nothing ~ say about the vera
city Of Mr.. Fillmore, but no ventured 70 say that
man In this country who knew Mr.. Weed would
doubt his veracity one moment He challenged the
Ser ator nom the Sixth (Mr. Biooks) TO publlAA
both letters In his speech. He shoud 40 20 himself
but ne did not believe that senator would have sos
msensnimlty 70. The Senator from the Sixth vas
willing 70 go into whig caucus whenever his party
was IN majority; when not In the majority. yos
might coun, him tMr b out. Where dad the Sea
aor belopgs-to what patty Would the 5enat.<
nom the Fifth mr.. Spenccr) take himl Would the
Senator from the Fifteenth (Mr. u. Clark ciaim
him. He could not say where he did bslong.
He alluded TO the campaign Of lsti-to the efforts
OF Mr.. Seward, OF Lieutenant Governor Rs7mood
In behalf Of the whig nominees to the shock ths
whig party received when Mr.. Clay's Alabama 10
ter came out, dampening the aIdcr Of the whiss u
the State and Union.
Mr. BnooKs-The Senator In greatly alarmed "A /,
what will become Of me. He has read me out OF tbs
wing party. and now ! read him out, and viii AK
the Ser ator from the Firth (Mr. 6psncer) VIII -
csvs him into bis party mr.. 5. said he was n
tefize the political course OF the Senator from ths
Twenty sixth (Mr. Die kinsou) originally Jackson
man. Was 10 Mr.. Il TO square mis- course by sach
ek vs:h s con r tss sss:oi % s .sa '
going South or coming back. y Mr.. u. would ~.
linRly publish Dir. WEEDS letter II Mr.. Dickin4oa
would publifh the fejo.nder.
Mr. DICxRso~ disclAimed reading tbs Senator
from tbs Sixth out Of the whig party. He hAd re&i
himself out. He (Mr. d. could not read him out. aS
keep him cut, for we read,
While the amp holds out to buro,
Tbs viiesi sirner may return.
Mr. ID. went on at some length. He had NJ doai<
when Mr.. Fillmore Jaw Mr.. Weeds letter. his rsoa
lection would be refreshed, and Acknowledge rs
eror. All men Al times werv mistaken. He hIf
himten been. sn1 was always glad 10 acknow .stsc
IL whtn he had asceftaintd his error.
The resolu lions were then laid down again. Yen
will OF course, be puzzled 10 know waAt ihere II u
all this that In german 70 the Lemon slaves, and
30 sm ]. unless tho squeezing fact may be in taAs
line.
You will notice that Mr. Weed not only rofutas
fully the asserions contained 10 the lctter from
President Fillmore, but he frankly appeals 10 tbk
gs neman 70 admit bis error and 70 stand corrected
by hls own refreshed memory. VIII thu appeal -
beard and response made, IL now the question, Aaf
II not, then, In there any thiLg more 70 be sAidf
Are there not moro letters ~ spring up from tina
planting Hope there are, for confrss 70 a relik
for thtse "reminiscences that are gathering from
the memories of u . ackDo vie iged and IN Ackns.i
60 ged kaoen 10 the brilliant skirmisncs and hard
field fights Of ths campaigns OF 40. "a. AID "a.
Let US like Oliver Twist hold up our piattsts 10,
mote. BIS.