Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-04

Rayner. OF North Carolina, stating the time of the
conversation and is circumstances and purport,
and asking that gentleman to do all parties the
Justice to state the facts In the case, but that Mr.
r. had suppressed both letters, and had wholly
refused to correct the alsehoods in the premises"
This statement on first reading il, l knew to be
foul and malignant Islander. Il was not only en-
tirely unlike YOU but knew 1t was impossible you
could have said TO any one, that this conversation
with the Nuncio was 9 subsequently to the recep-
ton of the intelligence of the Inauguration and OF
the names Of President Pierce's Cabnet"-for at
that time had your letter, stating that the time
Of the conversation was "bcfore you had any au-
thentic and certain news Of the formation of the
Cabinet, and while it was still subject Of con-
lecture at the Court OF Madrid"
knew it was impossible you could have told
any one "had suppressed your two letters, and
had wholly refused to correct the falsehoods in the
premises"-for at that time l had your letter in
which YOU state that the variance between your
statement to me, and my remarks at the meeting
in Washington, as reported, was IAN error, doubt
less, of the reporter" This article in the Union
is SANDER on you as well as myself II repre-
sents you as saying to some one at Saratoga, the
very opposite Of what you had said to me in your
letter. confess have been looking for
thoritative denial by you Of the SANDER in the
Union. To say nothing of what is due to your
self, think il due to me. | have not seen or
heard of any retraction Of this SANDER, by the
Union. If any one ever gave this information to
the Union, it is due to the cause OF truth-it is
due to society--that his name be given up to ex-
posure. II is not necessary to my vindication,
however. He charges me with falsehood In
publishing the extract from your letter, have
proven falsehood on him.
hope, my dear sir, you will pardon this long
and / fear tiresome and disagreeable letter. You
have yourself in times past, been assaed, and had
your conduct and your motives aspersed. You
can make allowance then, for my anxiety that this
matter may be properly examined, and the truth
ELECTED. ask for nothing but justice, and am
willing to leave the public to the rational interpre-
tation every fairminded man must place on the
facts disclosed. Your unwillingness that you
should be misunderstood to the injury Of Mr.
Pierce, or the Pope's Nuncio, will [notL am sure,
operate to prevent your allowing your name to be
used, or your opinions perverted, to theinury ofme
Please answer at your earliest convenience-as
| am anxious the vindicaton of my opinions even,
shall be speedy and complete.
August r. 1856.
This letter was commenced five days since, but
owing to indispostion for the last four days, has
not been concluded till to-day.
Yours very truly and respectfully.
X. RAYNER.
| p. S. Are there any data in your possession
| by which you can identify the date of the party
given by the Spanish Minister at which the con-
versation took place, between the Nuncio and
yourself? K. R.
Hon. DANIEL NJ. BARRNGER, Saratoga, N. Y.