The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21

From the sunday Courier, May 20
mspt which srrinx m,rtas should alssys keep mad
Every nothers son OF us Is ahis to error, and All
every who has the grace to forgvs mi do.
i!ghui aad most praise wortny example Of The divine
that may be Ia the human breast has during the past
and Mr.. Henry wikof. Thete gsntIsmsn-as Il veil
known TO newspaper readsrs-wers vsry violently
thing particular and slowed th-ir vigor o. im.gins
tion BY applying ell sorts OF opprobr,us epthets to
esch oiner Gentlemen who engage 10 such little ex
pcs ere not apt 70 do much harm Co each other and
only afford gooa deal Of smaseEens to the public who
soon forgetsn about IT,
IL is well known, now, that since Mr. wikof retu ned
from his unfortunate escsp.de in Europe which led to
his imprisonment in Italian jsil that he and the
HERALD have been the best terms possible. Macy
people did not know that there had any differ
enees bet ween them, and many bad forgotten their
former abuse OF each other But the operate dcu
have given the pub new ictetest Nj. WkoH from
tie circumstance of his alleged connsct,on the
Acadsmy OF Music The Eoening Post tasss advantage
Of rhs occasion to bring 10 light Of the missives
which appeared in Wikos long Riacs dsfuuct paper the
Reputic, some ten yeara ago The letter, say
Is not very complimentary 70 ths sentsmar at whos
perfectly willing to forget it, and to forgive its author
TOR the injury it was intended to inhct, doat
that the public need make itself unhsesy ABOUT il
Mr.. Wikof seizes upon the TO publish lat.
ter in which he states that all former dical.es with
the proprietor of the HERALD long bur cd
in oblivion. Mutual good Offices an better acaus ut
ance with each others virtue have geusr ted better
feelings, ami the once vruient opponents the
touching and sympathetic ia this te0der senrfsus
manner Ia which Mr. Wlkod audes to his old QUARREL
and details the gratifying circumstances which led to
reconciliation We hope that other editors Who have
been in the habit of fngns DIRT at each Others hsaas
I've intend no auson to Senator Brooks and
Hughes) will after reading the folio wing humble and
forgving sentences OF Mr.. WikoTs letter. instead Of ut
teriDg jeers resolve to initiate hi aad go and do nto
WISE
expected and not Without the Editor OF the
would joyfuiy seize the frat faic
feed Of reqHsDg me in full for tho outrage
hsa 0sse nnosea nm We; prepared 70. bSs
HERALD forbearance not unmixed with that
could only have expected from devoted friend
The HERALD indeed. almost the only journal In New
York that did not copy matter Of piquant tho
calumnous narrative of Thurlow Weed
Again: In the autumn of Bennett
dom where then was and expressed desire
was much broken in health by long and painful prison
ment and nearly given to the gloomy
tho desperate chance Of ever rightng myself in public
opinion
at this dreary moment Mr.. Bennett rendered advice
and and that in tone of such generous
true feeling, as to stir he1e to its very depths
then resolved come what might to forget tbs kind
osely expressed and further lived that
oaon offered, would gladly demand bis pardon, do
for the offences b in tho letter already alluded
and which the EVENING Post has brought
to light.