The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

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after remark you considered your scqulia
lance witt him at end rhe irient OF NJ Sckle o ND
and greatly depored that you and he should have i
SHOWN so% from boy. &c b, thai he haass yon III
done justice his friend Sckles sc than
say YOU dare speak him WON'T
sSase When he had friends At his back ami van we're s'e
IN heath and am gird 70 be able -
Ai,er Mr. eicses and hi irsni hsd gone INTRODUCED
seer bad Witnessed remember that You hid
marx thai you bad never yet oeen forced to rerac aay -
gives pleasure dear sir 70 bear this ,,'n,ry 4
IS cutie sia IN every parscnlar ana vas 'sa
lately N the New FORK papers the y.t., ~ Sfnes
pnar sa-i have read the s,a,emen, Of d. Mctriy
ernf ss , ~ M s9ses and S s sa T. II
facts was at that time clerk in the Dg N-r oie an
was presea. writing mail wrappers =, the desk darai h'
Nov. q. 1853.
g. Mr.. Sicklcs next says
Mr. Tucker offered respectable citizen OF the Fifth ward
Mr. Casey to get relative pafa9ned on! Of the state prison
er the standard OF his party and join Tucker 10 supporting
THIS respectable citizen OF the Fifth ward Mr. Casey
Mr. Scklcs' friend "a dealer in old boots and shoes ~
West Broadway and aborer in the public stores OF the
United States Appraisers, by Mr. Sickles' apponemcnt
has relative in prison whom he naturally desires TO have
pardoned and he has written several letters asking
my ntercession with the Governor. Last August sent
the papers Governor King, and wrote letter calling
his attention the application In October, Casey met
in New York. and offered to abandon Scslcs and sup
port Walbridge with such strength he could commanl
If could get his relative pardoned and get him Casey
transferred to appointment under the Collector told
him could control neither Governor King Collector
schel and we separated. If Caseys story differs from
this Of nine the public must judge between us upon our
several regulations for veracy for there was no witness
TO the conversation.
The following letter from the Hon Henry l. Seaman,
Governor Kings Private Secretary, shows how far and
when have interered on behalf Of Glen.
STATE or NEW YORK EXECUTIVE DErARTxEsr}
that the Governor received your letter The
Pcson for pardon S for Gsn on he % 4
seen sufficient reason for the exercise Of Executive cemen IN
Hon GIDEON j. TUCKER '''''"''
srArE or NEW Yonx, srcgxrARys orrrcr,l
To HIS EscnIIrscY THE GovrRSoa-Dkaa SRI have The
to the convict James ellen am Of apnou thai
wSs r p ss
thomas Dslin, John clancy. Henry r onre and others,
GIDEON ]. TUCKER.
sumped the STATE Tor the ticket last year which Mr.
The following extract from letter published in the
New York DAILY Neus in December 1857, and written by
OF the officers q meeting at which Mr. Sick!cs spoke
for the ticket shows how he supported me, and what
the results OF his labor
10 the E s . os TIE NEW YORK pAI1r MEMS
Of an incident which may be wei % relate in your columns
disnce assembled in this city TO listen to the Hon Dante 4
sickes NJ g. your ciiythe same, who notice, is
gGGn 70 your regular sn 9oanons II Mem York Mr.
issues He named euoe lied the candidates
for the Secretary He reference !.
yet nohs,sndnr Mr. fucker sas entirely passed over BY
Mr. Sckes he has received greater number Of votes in this
esumsisDee while giving evidence d the enmty Of Mr..
ns against our sy elected Secretary s x s
sufficient evidence also Of his utter impoeucy for evil b.
8. Mr.. Sckles' last charge Isl
Tucker recently applied Joesbury editor OF the
CslR ecorder publish attack upon me and offered,
The oesi State canvass The ODER was defined and H.:
printing has oeen given % neghborng Journal more needy
which yielded 70 The terms OF the Secretary OF state
exerted myself las. spring TO aid IN the removal Of
Mr. Joseph Joesbury from the Cattskill Post Office. Mr.
Sckes sustained Joesbury. Jocsbury removed. The
story concoced between Jocsbury and Sckes il alb
surdly untrue will be al when il is remem
bcred that the state has been yet male up
have the state canvasscrs been called 10 meet
Of course the story that : the printing Of has been
have given il 10 Mr. Joesburys paper which do not
recognise democratic sheet The Democratic Hsrald
Is the only democratic PAPER published in that county,
and the following letter from its editor and proprietor
DEsocsarlc HERALD orrlcE,
Hon Grpros J. TucKsn-ear sir In reply to your letter
s ny x alleges 81
!ha, have awarded or promised III. state official
no communication promise whatever in relation to publish
a %aGi ~
to that effect is wholly untrue. HENRY BAkEH,
Editor Inspcy1'c HeFad
have thus shown, by the testimony Of third parties,
that every single allegation charge uttered by Mr.
Sckcs his three speeches rejecting upon my private
Ollie a conduct Is utterly unsustaned, unoundcs and
untrue. have done this because believe that person
holding high public office IS liberty 10 ignore entirely
assaults q this character when made by the ycs
OF assailants but TO his friends his family AMI
himself to deny and disprove them. The proofs have
nOw laid before those will read this reply aud
my personal denial have only 10 repeat what have al
ready published in the New York newspapers
my own signature, viz
All Mr. sckles statements with respect utterly
false and fabricated through
pLCXsm.g /. ISIS. GIDEON v TUCKER
Theatrical and Other Amuscmenfs.