The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19
Letters from Mr. xe~don, OF Charleston, 8. G..


Letters from mr.. Ye~don, OF Charleston, 8. G.
ANESicIs Bo1Ei, BUFFALO. N. ", Oct 8, 1858.
TO JAMES GORDON BKsSnr, Eso
FDlroR TIE Nsw YORK HERALD
sIR-lp your paper Of this morning you have com.
mnted another bunder In reference 10 myself which
trust you win have the justice to correct In republish
ire from the New York Daily Nes Of the 9th inst, An
article my signature deformed with Typography
"a, sJyors (vteber yours those Of the News am
unable TO say as have not yet seen the Nec Of that
date} as almost make doubt the psteralty OF my
own ofsprDg-you have given the caption Of "Another
Gentle manly Letter from the Bachsneers implying, OF
course tina. in favor Of James Buchanan, OF Penn
syysnis, fer tie Presidency. Now sir, although 1t msy
be Of little moment whom 10 humble individual -
my sen may favor for the Presidency yet is due 10
ruth 10 cay that Jou have made an gorgeous mistake
am neither Buchaneer pirate (Which latter charsc-
er many think you oen personate, but the Hon NIL
ard Fillmore, the conservative statesman, the Northern
with national pr ncples the patriotic ex President
lion 90 10 do justice the equal soveregnes OF our
partly eeerai and partly national Unon and harmonze
distracted Countrywide has been weighed 10 the ba-
Ance and who has not been found wsning-is my first
hoce the Presidency, the man who comes nearest
the model Of Washington and s therefore most worthy
20 FIJI the seat OF Washington Mr. Buchanan ID only my
nd choice for the high office in question respect
ais character and abilities and honor his conserva
both my personal predictions as man, and my
political aflnites old line wbig oonstrRin mo
my own State, decided preferences for Mr. Fillmore
net have often elsewhere ntimated and here re
pea that love the Pennsy vania statesman less bathas
love the favorte Of York more To the latter am
ound BY personal and by old political ties, and may my
oDgue clesve to the .oof Of my mouth and my right
asal friend Your ssiic.ures on my produ tons aud
your treers at myself, can very ven endure for two
bxr Ia WOF 9ecOudlg.
quite willing that 700 should indulge your har nless
nace, your playful lightning Of summer sky, al my
expense lorg at least allow enable me to
widely read columns for the dissemination OF sound
principles and home truths Depend upon IL, in the tri
he gentle and amiable the worthy and the noble FIJI
more-wil either come on triumphant. At least ode
per On hat viii be wounded ID the con ict win be your
tomGpNthc candidate your man Of wax, ready 70 be
moulded into any shape expedieacy or his keepers may
ndicae-wounded in reputation and honor, whether he
ores or wirs-wheher by curke sDeaking he steals
ais TO stes the cone, rather the prize, for which
nope mast ifs are contending.
However unpalatabe indgestble this letter may be
o!on doubt not that your indie ?enderce IS journalist
defnps vrtge) and your sense Of jusdce will induce
y9u 10 give II q Place IN your paper.
IN conclusion, sir, send you prnted copy OF my
nats cd and defomed article from the Neps printed
the HERALD, that you may either In pr vate
give the wide publicity Of your Journal may the
better comport ~h your sense OF right, or your
reign will and pleasure. Your o,eilept servant,
RICHARD YEADON.
CATARACT HorsE NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Oct s, 1856.
&c JAMES GoLpoS BBSyRr, ESQ
EDnoR AND PROPRIETOR TaE n y. HERALD
pEAR SRI received this morning. at this noble cara
ysnfera with appropriate name. overlooking this snatch
ets Cataract (or At least The whirling, curling, dashng
Gaping and plugging waters Of the Rapids, which form
that most eubne OF NATURES wonder works. Tuesdays
5xRAiD coBaiopg my letters concerning Theodore Par
ker and william 1loy Garrison, with your humorous and
very malicious structures thereon. With those stric
.ures however fanny and sarcsstc, have, In general
90 quarrel or even fault nd and take them in good
rArt; but in particular yoa do me, unwtngly, no
aeub, great Injustice You speak OF designate me,
"a nulHer and secessionist when have oelo ged
and al belong the opposite category school Of South
efn politicians believe the Union - be the great and
paanoun, interest OF North and souh-the Union under
The stron and ~ IL came down 10 us, In the blood
and Widen ct our patriot anceshy-Ind for the perpe
rIy o. Tie un.on thus understood, shall continue -
ray ard anor IN tie future, have done in the
rash sm ret Of those who would make the cleo
ion q the Pah1leer, unaitbul he is to his section
IN the ground Of disunon Should he be
essne - you nS2sssy liks Jonah against Nnsvsn
srthtLd, and shocle he, NJ hope you viii DO found
uhfrly 10 have predicted in that moss Improbable con
tce.cy administer the government on national, AMI not
stcensl principles, and dsSppoint both the fanatic
sbouc ard Abe political free sellers Of their expected
,esult however rnpslaable in itse and however VIC
ttive q Trncipie, In eevstng man OF the smallest
eshre % tic chair OF Warrington and Jackson. But n
nc aha administer the government scctonaly, G., usc
the and the sword to rob or " tefraud the South
Of her constitutional rights and equality In the Union
ard 10 the TeYYtoye under bis auspices there should
be einr Corgres sonal Interference with slavery In the
src, abolition CT slavery 10 the District OF Columbia,
IteTtcton OF the inter State save trade, repeal,
essential modification OF the Fugitive Slave law, exclu
son Of Kansa. from The Union the ground Of pro
slavery eonstaon-ihen and Tin either Of these events
csses shall be and believe The whole gnant South
vii be- man, and that .stfopg armed, for re-
vortion ard dsunion 'pesceably We fcrcby ne
rspttn Yes, though disappont the oct cherished
hope II my hesrt, and break my very hearstrpgs,
would then be for holding now great and glorious
continental Union. - tale that was toll ~ -
legend OF the pasn and Tor the formation Of Southern
Confederacy able TO maintain peace Mt homo and co N.
mani respect abroad. 0Conneii made tho Britain gov
errmtn rembe wbtn, as representing Ireland, no said
I'VE three mlhonsp Let mo, IN Imitation Of tina,
great example ~ representing the South, the con,ervA
liver and In OF menro the secessionlsbo OF the South,
proclaim and thout through your widely read columns
IL tie and 10 the heart Of the North, We ton
millions" Yours, very respectfully
Editor Of Charleston "a. c. Courier.
81 NICHOLAS Horn NEW YORK, Oct II, 1865.
10 JIsIs GoppoN rrSSSTT, EsQ
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