The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-29

partieaA. Marcy has certainly produced some ass
studied out he really visorou: writer. Hls ioess
are by NO means genera his own, but even hs repro
the snlssmens question only terminated ludcrous
warfare upon Briush agent wtthout the manhness 70
grspple With biz principal the Canadian reciprocity V
the 81 Lawrence; the back track Was taken most dis
gracefully In the matter OF rssng volunteers for nhbus
terng in Nicaragua and In pAps0e contradiction Of The
doctrine held in The matter OF ens,men,s for the British
service the premature explosion OF the osend conspra
cy was virtually condemned by the Cincinnati Conven-
ton; and the protest against any more sound dues
amounts to little more than proposition 70 change the
name and manner OF the payments. l do not wish to
withheld Just reward of merit but cannot be denied
this including the Secretary Of State
has had all the honor ~ well - emolume ats entitled
to for III foreign - well a. domesuc scnievemen@ ~
Mr. Marcy 10 TO be made exception TO the ruling or
Providence In this case at least let not be upon ase
pretenccs.
State thai fairly be thought Of In Cabinet counec
ton. large majority Of Mr. Buchanans voters would
quite certainly prefer Gov pcxnso1 ous no w. aouo
Judge Parker, Mayor Wood and Mr.. Corning are about
the only that be thought Of With reference 70
wealthy and liberal son she'll though neither Pierce
man upbolcer OF border ruftansm, he woald
accept he appointment q hs nos. hsel, siil 40, nave
Rotary OF the Treasury Judge rsrser would suit the
hard shells well any man. ara alter bis recent can
sections BE would be valuable Cabia, officer, e.thsr
Attorney General Postmaster Genera Mayor ,od,
Who may Justly be ciassed - whcie shell democra.
from hs present ali important position am no~ speak
ing as o friend and well wisher OF Mr. Buchanan II he
wishes to do good 10 his coantry and depart With noble
fame he gill eel up hlmself-revve the faith and DO
Icy OF his Luxurious predecessors-Apply tn1
wholesome doctrine OF rotation ALIKE officer and
tide waiter Rom Marcy Rynderr, and appeal 10 the
country Tor the rectitude Of his Intentions
Mr.. Simms and mis- Northern Lecture Tour.
From the New Haven Palladium, Nos. ~
An article Courier followed BY in the Pal
ladiun, In stuibutng unntenuonaly no doubt, 70 M
Simms the OF the term ''unruy," - applied 10
New Haven audience has left erroneous impression
the minds Of citizens nurous to that gentleman
AS a simple act OF jusnce beg submit TO you
the correspondence with him, for publication -
NKw YORK. Nov. 81, 1855.
DEAR SRI very much regret TO be compelled to
forego my mission lecturer in the Northern States
The o.tiy which has tar attended my footsteps The
prejudces In ADVANCE which have been inspired by
prise meet Of my maseral-hsve ss,isded tina,
should good to the interests OF the society which
calls me- and proper self respect forbids that should
obtrude myself upon unwilling auditors, lecture 70
empty benches II with great regret that feel called
upon 70 decline the engagement with You, and write to
this effect the decision made Ia order that
you may be able seasopsby to provide acceptable
~ W. GILMORE Sims
NEW HAVEN, Nov. ~ 1855.
VIZ GILMORE Sims, ESQ Your note OF the 2lst inst,
proposing decline your gagement to lecture for the
wss received evening the moment Of opening
second lecture s purpot Was stated TO the audens
and the question put 10 them whether We should release
you from your engagement bold you to II, with the
express understanding that ell who voAd for holding
you pledged themselves to give you candid hearing;
and instructed by adsclaed Of intelligent
10 cold YOU 70 your enessement which we re.
gard binding on you. and one from which you do not
wsb and cannot honoraby BIS released witoodt our con
cent Che memory Of the hero VINO IL toe subject Of
your lecture enshrined in the heart OF every pat
riot, ard euloey him be delivered by you
WHICH, Will not meet hearty response S SHSs
President Young Mems Institute.
Nav YoK1. Nov ~, 1890.
Mr. DEAF SRI greatly regret that in spite OF the
honorable and courteous resolution OF pour society feel
compelled 70 adhere TO the decision have commun
Gated TO you, longer 70 continue my lectures
that I discovered that my very topics furnished
for the renewal Of the gross assaults upon State
and people, was compelled fAilhful son OF the soil
" WITHDRAW from the Geld When addition TO this,
Ind my self bruialy described In eaoing and influential
Northern lecture rooms became eaaaIiy matter OF
pride and feeling that should accept compensation
Tor anything fat should do in tbis province have
accordingly had paid TO public charities all the
money which las been paid me here Now, society
wouli not cesre me % lecture ,D sach terms, AID
would be utterly impoes bie, even should yield in my
any compensation. has become q matter OF
pride ana feeling with me Do~, net 70 obirais
self upon any community that meter which
has been found to De unwhoie~ome, and which hiss
been subjected 10 much misrepresentation have
accustomed the II language ~th which
have been treated am not poiucisu. not familiar
with the used by this class Of peope. and my
self re,pec forbids me 70 erter ted in which an ut
terry weapon iess should, my dear str. "a toe present
temper Of The pubic. rtiiher promote objects
answer your expectation am not sufficiently COOL
o. iicien iy ri audience to command tue
prooer Of the lecturer orator proper
pccs Tor your society requires that saocd csreessy
or rtck es,y de nard It's be airing
Believe mo my dear sir. | regret more deeply thaa
any body ehe, the upgrscous 5ssty which feet 10
Tept atbg my decsop III. oss 10 OF ak months OF
ny ~ lime 10 tie preparation Of these lectures.
cay nothing OF my sxpec siious ana dtappo,rtmens.
have Of hastily decided pom course which IL 80 IN
furious my inteests hut that hold the ssrace be
necessary TO my feeling and self respect Ian, sir very
out respecui your ooediert s.rysnt
W GILMORE siMMS.