New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

-. and mo.iifcaiiops sholld b. maze,
~Licb p,t.c, snd 10 which ae sssented- ne s-" ,eN'
ts ~. then, ar at some previous lntciv e"n TO
e,Itct which poripL Of Is reply 70 my connanNs~
tim sbicb cane ully up TO ~hat he hso proPe~d, -
far rs rveu, But NY rec lie ton ~ that tb- PsPsr
sA. OF entirely fpsbed. touk ~ifh ne hi- ufat ~
Il ' sstiop, wrote out the c"ususfob ahu SUI
nit .a IT 10 him; he VA nssstisneo ~hh u, anp eos'
i would not ap.wer | rqu-sed hun TO rp.cify par.
ticulhr y tb- pUtiour MICH were wrong lie oeciin'u
duIy s": b. sad hat the whole spirit ana tenor ot
was up, at sfsctory; that sPp~Aeo - cas- Ioo ~ "l
r'Poi'ioility upon hln: ,sPP,~S,oa; ,sPsc % Al our
l., s,t,,tI,ps that | would q i,hs, reslgn my
cf:ce nor invite removal; and thai ! s'u p's
-, Low / eouId, -bor of this cay anytn'ng Its,
than pso written He sat 60 WI aud wrote IL peacI
a ,Dlsrute which be- handed ule, sbich e.'o
would tax. vIfh me, anc from the tFo might Pet""p
pr.psr- something which wonld sai's'y Us o1tn. l
tx d oOLv.rs With him, ~ hsd done se'etti t,I
before A. 10 the extent of protection b. sJuhi sn"'u
TO vuI people he sseur me be would app mt 20 ne
bon oratle upright Northern map, who Sss SooS- in-
tIu alton or c.nI viion and sould faithfully pefHn
h olty end named one lnoivie ual upon Shom ne @s'
ainiI g l.. co. f.r the Appointment tie iHqaHed o nc
ulsi Iarcular acton proposed that he should take.
olo hun that oue great snr of protec ms our po-
plt ~Oula be 10 al hi s.pointees I'd iu" iotu
Tory nj to.ntand that the Administration stnctIy re-
qt I'd Of IL. IN 10 SCI ther iac,s abd u'e teir lun
Ice sg, oil rorts of foreign nteference toHtle'e
v1re s e sixit en- officers OF he Gsnel !, Goveruhen'
10 he Territory, and that tn-lr cOmoInsd lnnueHce
wUClC be 1lpow.Iful Tor koOI OF e'H. oeo e"S
acted he io. sf proc smst on, 10 Dc i"euea oy h-
?, 4 r.citipg what had breu cVbe, stey dl aoPr 'ms
IT, aaC p,oging his adInl lett aIon ssaIns' to.e w
t.liei.i,, AZ violation OF the PiDcp-s oi the n al
sas y, braska bill; end the Use OF the GoVernHens
iIoop, if r.cesesiy, 10 prevent Repetition oi pa''
OuIogts; sLd spoke VI the moral inhuenoe upo" Sou
giesr aud upon the nsIon oi D uA-o anu uuy'eiJ.nS
Oyposition 10 them OF the Administrator iuo
u al ner in which be met these eugse-tiohs,
IT,, obi. oiIons which be stated 70 is,dng
Iroclau atiun %. duub,s be expr seed Oi n's iegS
ru Lofi'y ~ rUppOr such a prOcisnanon IL ls-ue'i
sud lii .yas of the true pOin, at issue by taking oi
tie Eri. rbut Aid Soc.ey y, uade ME very clstrusuu
Of Sry spcer. Lt niion bis part to give aHequate
protection TO people, aud let ban laying tnrt
Wtu O ONE IN u, aD IN thu mos lng NY r. necIaous
that nghr brought NE 10 the COT clu-"n that II we're
Ienoyrc our ueope you'd be tt entire at The mercy
q, their luyeasrs nbO that unless | could have sOHe
distinct end pO-itive security for their protech"h
vuulo urocet fur her With the present neg taton
| raw him agoiu tie next mo'nDg, and so inf"rlned
him Our conversation then, though ntlIey co.Iteou'
did o Lave n al s.lIe amcHbe spirit which nad af
aoeIiztd all OH Preceding Interviews except that VI
b. night befoi. salo 10 hun that II Was rVdenI 10
III. that be Was about 10 n Axe concessions IN the
vlor dr.c'iOp tta he rao perfectly aware ths' 10
al ,I,ylous eIgry cDiriug- b.t~een Northern and
S,rtberD Itin.eIt | had favored the c"npr0ms.e
which ad -a isf. toe South aud had occurred their
rights against the c.IiUf VI the Anti slavery inea,
,Ist | c,lsd, rec this u clesr Of aggression Oh
huthem rights; IN whatever there wus I" De OF CON
c.s,i,,n or ,Iut.r-ntl.p shuld be North
teIt,,s Of the Dem, cratic party, 8nc the prncipi
of Truth al Justice, loudly required IT. anu th,t II De
wOuo body sp0 promptly take that course ~ Als
time, he foIe. the mass oi The eouth'rh people na
tabep any position upon this question, ne Nouii
be larrey sustained, ut the Sonth; aud
that ttr loLeer The evil Wa. allowed 20 prgros, the
more PER- tXec HLo cUmplcHfrd would ule cas7 De-
q {, and the mole difficult of r.uledy. laird 10
col ri, ce him OF my vItws, which he rather evade1
Il ID al. w.red sJd finally told him that a. we could
not agree ibr. nothing left out for him ~ take
tie l,rIoisibiny Ui his acts and of nlne. ii spoke
q! 'ht al. Of my returning IA ohicei 10 wnich
I, thed thai thy had terror for ne, 20 long -
i.ii ~ss il the performance ce of my duty. Tie SAL;
"WtI, ! sb6l Tot remove you on sccoant OF your
"a csl action If remove you at allt WIZ De oH &C.
cuurt ~ your sp. culaton in lands OF the Ter tory
iuio bim hry v.r- rot sp.oulatons bat Slmply aS-
ful purcbuset After had risen to leave tne roon,
r,naIke biu that the additional papers fea ing 10
IL, purchase Of alt.brecd GnGs sere Low before him.
tia lie Ind the whole case, eDd my-e and colleagues
p,Ie v,ry anxious to have his coutrI atlOn or rtec-
t,op of them b,iufe lst of jun, sever.l at the
c,rr c,s expired that -iay by their osn imitt,on
He r.nai X, that b. bad bao time 10 examine toe
pbpeTs. alluded fU the town ut P,~uee AID the
military rtseIvbiiOn, which was an important mater
in ;r tt,mys Upon The poltisal PARTIES OF the Tern
tory and la gard TO Which he had PROMISED me 10
,ptsL to tL. Secretary OF Wai aud the Secretary OF
iLr Interior. he repled that be would have no time
think Uf The ma'i,r or atfebd to IL but tost, 1he
,5cstiOn Of NY office could be Satisfactorily ad,
iLeteO, ir thought all these III. .tters eouid
Ge brarg-d ia such shape ae to p'omote
ny private in,res'r. felt iDsulted by the propo
snio sucb exeot that dared not trust myself u
r, pl, wss CONSCIOUS OF state of 'ediper 40 angry
sIo go tied Us to leove only he alternative Of silent
| liernp' or an angry and moecoroas reply. chose
TIE furntr and sas standing near the eoor with
NY bat in my hanO, b.de him good mpinIng and l.tt
him. s, ue seven fourteen Gays after this, re-
c.ived at Es,iou Pa, note from hun requesting me
| tot,no to Wasbugi0n tre Hon. Asa Pa ker Member
of Coz gress fl N that district. This request cou-
II nlicnted to Jadge Packer who proceeded u Wa b.
F,u m
pre-, ed TO the Territory wi bout my faunly had
y yiusy made al the necessary arrangement 10
t.k' NY family si'h ne, but abandoned the riea after
bad come TO the States IN consequence O info' ma
tioD recsv.o, which disappointed NE to the qn r
t,rs .1ptct sno had divided for them iii me Ter
ruory. About le q clock at night on the evening
preceding the day Was 10 leave Etson ipr haasa.
i,c.v, d litter from the state Department king
typai GOns regulo 10 the purchase Ut hall breed
si Or, other speouatuns in stds of the Territory.
tt il letter inolUsed in odinsry envelope, DOT
fapked BY any ~ and without the indosement
il varaby u,.d upoo all envrl pes OF letters c,niog
from tie Department official business, 70 the,
hnd proceeded TO Washington i'll c"ns queDce II
itc,i iving it aud there c oted the negotiation which
had Irrv,ou-y failed, there woul1 have oeen DO
;rbce before the public Of any evidence tn
| had received official commnn cation To cal ms
h. re- lBseao Of gong TO ashlngton, however, de-
tei mixed 10 20 to kstas. duplicate o. that lert-r
rs B.rwaru lcaI n. forwarCed 10 the my o.
Eew.loik, TO M ct NE theie IN case shoaid Il 10
receive II ott directed to EastOn. The s+Qnel Of the
cWre Jot der &c before the public On the 2oth OF
June | mailed letter containing the expsnatioos
called "r which BY cue cOurse OF mail, uias, have
Iesch.d Wsebig th. oh Of Jd, aod the letter
Lot iig OF my removal, on the day of 10 date,
malice On the 3oh July sIondsyl, atAcag1 dated
oD III. .sib. 1his removal, when bad been tbus
p,loso vr twenty day-, wse nmeo iat.ly pteoded
iy D intelligence Of MY veto message, shich repud,
ai, bt l. gsgtur., dissolved si coLDction with II,
Ed rtsi.d ~ VOID oil ps laws passed at the sha
Mission. rlls nesssge hal created much ~ 'rem-nt
III TIE LsgirIaure, a. p,tion for my removal was