The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-29

why did be not say TO correspondent and to other
oentlemenake IT, read H. satisfy yourselves but cannot
give you copy, because it s private Prpae iStter
nastaf wA1 de ifas be So did he pu5iish potion 81
ihe a4a.ereaa OrgaR II private just so far as
he chose 10 consider il So and public just far as he
chose 20 consider Il public lie could garble IT, he could
ali Of that suited bis purposes suppress for
il was bis own praf properyand this though IT was
used to substanate grave public charge and was rem
dered thereby public property Such view OF the mat
Ter such excuses but confessions Of guilt
But we 90 further. We proceed to Prove, from
Mr. Rsyasrs oun letter to Mr. Elis, lin another column,
which examine carefully hat there Is either an issue q
Vsraciiy betsoesa Mr. Rayny and mr.. Brriage or that Mr.
RGynsr has grossfy nlisrepresented hat gentleman
Mr. Rayner says aAbout four weeks since, my re-
turn from Philadelphia, met Mr. Barringer IN Baltimore,
and in course OF conversation with him mentioned the
fact that had occasion 10 speak publicly OF what
lie had said about the Popes Nuncio at Madrid, hay-
iug stated to him. before he (Mr b. had heard and be-
fore the of the had reached Madrid Of the form
alton of Mr. Perces cabinet that he 1.-THE said Nuncio could
tell him Of that cou be in the cabinet &c This;
says Mr. ayncr his letter Mr. Ellis is what Mr. Bar
ringer had told him and Mr. b., says Mr. RI "reped that
r. RI had stated the matter correctly Immediately
after this Mr. Rayner quotes from Mr. Barngers letter of
the 9th, ollows-el the public has ever seen OF that
letter "Before had any authentic and certain news
of the formation Of the cabinet and while II was still
subiect Of conjecture the court OF Madrid he 1.-THE
Popes Nuncio told that Judge Campbell OF Pennsyl-
wanna ,eqs appointed, and that he was Catholic &c
There il isa scould be- and as' And yet Mr. Rayner
has the unblushng eronery to say in this same letter.
and Immediately after making this extract from Mr. Bar
ringer and with the statement above Of the conversation
with Barrnger in Baltimore fresh from his pen, that this
/, he statement (rcerring to the extract 7haa gicen IL
uhsa aliadiag 10 in public Why reader, look at it,
aud see If il true In place he says Mr. Barrnger
agrees that toold be- in another he makes Mr..
Barrnger say, in the extract that it was'that is in
Baltimore Mr. Barringer said the Nuncio told him in
Madrid who "uouid be- in the cabinet, and at Niagara
Falls according Mr. ayuer Mr. Barringer says he told
him in Madrid who q gas appointed 2 and this latter
statement, says Mr. Rayner is what have given
when abiding to it in public, and the statement
| received from Mr.. Barrnger in Raleigh repeated TO
him in Baltimore, and BY him confirmed Was there ever,
according TO this view of the matter, bladder holder
case of equvocaon and alsehood But did Mr. Barrnger
make the statement he says he did at Raleigh and Bal-
more and afterwards shrink from it? Has he equivoca-
ted? Will Mr. Rayner charge that he has We cannot
tell But Of thing Mr. Barrnger may be advertisedand
that u.s. that Kenneth Rayner if he should deem such
course necessary sustain and himself win 20 TO
work to break him down before the public by attempting
10 show that be Mr Rayner has been deceived and msed
throughout this whole Affair." We cannot be mistaken in
our estimate of the character Of the The fate of a
gallant eastern Mr. Stanly-who was slaughtered"
in he wing convention Of 1913 by Mr. Rayner is for
gotten and If indispensable to his own success, and il
equal to the undertaking, he will, in opinion devote
Mr. Barringer 10 similar doom. Let Mr. Barringer and
his friends be upon their guardl
But the STAR have stated Is endeayorng to per-
vert the facts and change the issue for Mr. Rayner Refer
ring to Mr.. Barringcr and Mr. Rayner, it says
There is issue Of veracty between them--not the
least Mr. Barrngers letters TO Mr. Rayner and to Mr. Ell
l.4 fII.. NJ -.
that the Pope Nuncio told Mr. Barrnge before the
Of the formation Of Mr. Perces cabinet reached Madrid
and whilst in doubt and subject OF conjecture in
the public mind there that Mr. Campbell, Roman Catho
lie member of the said cabinet That is what Mr..
Rayner said, and that is what Mr. Barringer confirms
Mr. Rayner has made such statement Both in his
speech Weldon and his letter to Mr. Ellis he dis
tncty and unequvocay declares that Mr. Barrnger told
him Mr r that the Nuncio said TO him (Mr b. that he
could tell who seould be in the cabinet not who ras
Again: correspondent understood Mr. Rayner to
read from Mr. Barrngers letter Of the 9th July at Wei
don Mr. Rayner made Mr. Barringer say that the Nuncio
told him that he knew who woud be member Of the
cabinet = aud correspondent also that Mr. Ray
declared in his Weldon speech that in his conversation
with Mr. Ellis in Washington, he assured the latter that
Mr. Barringer had informed him that the Nunco told him
who woud be a member Of General Pierce's cabinet
Mr. Barringer confirms" nothing that Mr.. Rayner has
said the contrary, both in the extract which lIr Ray
has published and in his letter July 23d from Sara
toga Springs addressed to Mr. Elisand which the Regis
ter and the Star mo doubt under Mr. nyners hare
not rcatared 70 lag before their rears-M Barringer ex-
pressy and distinctly arms that the Nunco told him no
"wds not who ''roud be- called to place in the cabinet
But adds the Star, Mr Rayner is responsible for any
inexac reports Of the newspaper press of what he may
have said We agree with the STAR and therefore again
refer readers to Mr. Rsyners letter to Mr. Ellis OF
date July 49,
But the STAR speaking OF Mr. Rayner falls back upon
the alarming fact that the Nuncio heard before Mr. Bar
singer did Of Mr. Canspbers appointment and, says that
paper
The Standard shall hear more of it, and from this day
forth to the presidential election, this Illuminating fact
that The Popes NuDcio informed of the appointment
of Campbell, Roman Catholic to a seat in the cabinet
before The public there knew ii and that the minister rep
resenng the honor and power and glory of country
who ought to have been the first Spain TO get
inormaton first derives his knowledge from the Nuncio
OF the Pope that Roman Catholic recognising the
Spiritual supremacy Of The Rope OF Lone as paramount to
any temporal Allegiance 10 Ills country member
OF tue American cabinet The Standard won't hear the
last of it for many day. tt.5a
That isl "bluf game Mr. STAR which we very well IN
dersand This the tenderest and point of all thu
tender and points in Mr. Rayners history for the las
ten years How glad lac would be if the public woulc
only becopc confused and mystfed on the subject ant
blame Mr. Bsrringer good DEAL and bimself as little
How eated II he could sink the whole forty faith
oins down in the depths of the seaf fire STANDARD la
nblug to apprelcnd from such threats. This ehos
storyhis foul libel the character OF the country
this base urpuation the democratic party uttered 70
effect by 6emagogues, and persisted in up the last